TRI-STAR SPORTING ARMS C100 9MM 3.7 15RD TUNGSTEN CERAKOTE - 3.7" Barrel, 15+1 Rounds

These seem to be unavailable now,too bad.They are a very nice pistol.Wish I had got another one.

Very nice, wish more were available. Buds always does a fantastic job !!!

After handling a friends C100, I wanted one for myself and found this one at Buds. I ordered it in the tungsten finish and when it arrived I field stripped and cleaned it and headed to the range to try it out. It functioned flawlessly with a variety of 9mm cartridges and was much more accurate than I thought it would be. The sights were right on at 20 yards and recoil was easily manageable. The extra capacity of the double stack magazine was a nice feature compared to a single stack pistol of comparable size.
The fit and finish were excellent and the grip was very comfortable. The grip fills the hand due to the double stack magazine, but should not be an issue unless you have small hands. The maching internally appears first rate, and the only thing I didn't care for was the squared edges of the hammer. Cosmetically and comfort wise, I would have like to have had the edges slightly rounded. Other than that, I found this to be a well done copy of the venerable CZ 75 variety at an attractive price. Coupled with Buds excellent service, this was a great value for me.

Fantastic gun. Shoots great and has been perfectly reliable through 300 rounds with everything except steel cased ammo. The cerakote finish is already wearing off in some spots from my holster but it's giving it character.

I love shooting this gun! It feels great in hand, very manageable recoil and crazy accurate. I bought this particular gun kind of by accident. I already own the TS C100 in .40 S&W. I knew TS had quit making this model but I was curious if any gun shop still had any. When I began searching, I immediately saw the C100 9mm in Tungsten. Knowing how much I enjoyed shooting the .40 I decided I couldn’t pass up the Tungsten 9mm. It is a very sharp looking pistol online, but even better looking in person. It is a very versatile pistol. It can be carried as a traditional double/single action pistol or cocked and locked like a 1911. As I said earlier, I really like shooting it. When I got it, my 3 adult children wanted to shoot it along with one of my boys girlfriend. It is very easy to shoot and accurate. All of us were able to group the majority of our rounds where the holes in the paper target were touching. It comes with 2 Mecgar 15+1 mags. I definitely recommend this to anyone wanting a solid, dependable, good looking 9mm for under $400. I’ve not had any problems from my .40 and don’t expect to have any with my new C100 9mm. Bud’ is great! It’s very easy to do business with them.

After a lot of research of what was going to be my training and conceal carry gun I decided on the C-100. First time I shot it was at the gun range and found that it is very accurate. Second time was at a drill training session and knew that I would feel confident relying on this gun. The finish on this gun is better that what I expected. Great quality and even better price is how I would describe this gun.

Good little CZ copy. Sights are a little off so you will have to invest in new ones to make it dead accurate. Easy to shoot. Love the color.

Being a fan of the CZ-75, and seeing many positive reviews about the firearm (and its brethren, T-100, P-100) on the Internet, I decided to give this guy a try. Wow, what a great decision that turned out to be! Took it right out of the box (with the two mags it comes with) and put 200 rounds through it, 115 grain ball, 124 grain ball, 124 grain P JHP. Flawless function, DA, SA, slow fire and rapid fire - couldn't make this thing choke. Recoil was very manageable for a lightweight alloy frame compact. As a CZ clone, its ergonomics are impeccable and just melds to your hand. The fit and finish are top quality. I couldn't find any machine marks anywhere on this pistol. While the slide to frame fit isn't necessarily silky smooth, it is tight with no rattle, requires minimal muscle rack the slide and will likely smooth out over time. The cerakote finish looks great and is uniformly applied, inside and out. The plastic grips are mediocre at best, but for the price point they are fine. I replaced them with some black/grey G10 panels that matched the cerakote finish. The trigger out of the box was very nice and smooth, every bit as good feeling as a CZ, maybe better? Double action was just under 11 pounds, single action was just under 5 pounds. Crisp break in either action, a little creep in SA, but not bad at all. Reset is good, not great, around 1/4". All that being said, since this is a CZ clone, you can get parts for it from Cajun Gun Works or CZ Customs that will make major improvements. I was good with the reset, but a short reset kit is available for it. I spent $42 on a 13# hammer spring, reduced power firing pin spring, reduced power trigger spring, reduced power firing pin block safety spring, heat treated firing pin retaining roll pin and solid trigger pin. Now the double action is a silky smooth 8 pounds, and the single action is right at 3.5 pounds. Made sure to function test with CCI and Wolf Military (hard-ass primers), went bang every time! Add a set of night sights, and this thing would make an excellent carry piece with no hesitation in my mind. I highly recommend this pistol to anyone wanting CZ quality at a much lower price point, you won't be disappointed. Hell, with the custom parts, G10 grips and a holster that I bought, I was still under the price of a stock CZ75 compact, P-01 or PCR. And, of course, buying form Bud's is quick, easy with great selection, stock and prices.

Added spring kit from Cajun Gun Works and this is now my number one carry. Trigger is fantastic. I do not like UPS shipping. No notifications like Fedex.

Outstanding transaction with Buds, as always. On the day they received my trade, they processed my transaction and my C100 was at the FFL the very next day, which was a little mind-blowing. As for the C100, it is an incredibly solidly built firearm for the price. It has a heft to it, without being too heavy to carry. The heft also aids in felt recoil. The fit/finish is excellent, the tungsten cerakote is particularly nice and gives the gun a matte, non-glossy grey appearance. The DA pull is very heavy, some may not like that (though there are aftermarket options at Cajun Gunworks). The SA is nice and crisp. Put 200 rounds of Federal FMJ down range with zero failures. I value the opinion and reviews of Sootch00 and he gave the T100 model very high marks. I am certainly not disappointed with my choice. The only thing I don't care for are the cheapish polymer grip panels...but not to worry, for the price point you can spend $50-75 on some good G10 panels and still make out like a bandit. CZ75 Compact panels should fit just fine.