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• Q: This is my EDC, was looking to buy another.. Good grief, the price.. I reckon y’all have found out that this is the greatest pistol ever made. I guess I better take care of the one I have.

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  • Asked 04/15/2025 22:39 by James S

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  These are fine pistols. I have one also.
• Q: I’ve settled on the CZ 75 BD but I couldn’t find anywhere in the specs whether it is or is not Single/ Doublle action?
  My Berettas all have da/da and love it!!

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  • Asked 03/04/2025 03:43 by Donald R A

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  Hi Don, this is single action/double action pistol >>> https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-75-bd/
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: How hard is it to rack the slide on the CZ 75BD

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  • Asked 03/27/2022 02:19 by Michael M

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  Michael, the CZ 75BD has a moderate rack effort due to the 16lb recoil spring. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: what is the difference in a cz 75 b and and a cz bd and a cz 75

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  • Asked 02/20/2022 00:33 by NATHANIEL S

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  The CZ 75 is the older version of the gun and all current production models would be the "B" series a.k.a CZ 75B. The difference between CZ 75B and CZ 75BD is that the B has a manual safety while the BD model has a decocker instead. The main difference this creates is how one would carry and operate it safely. A B model with manual safety would be carried with the hammer cocked and safety on, and upon drawing it one would have to switch the safety off but the trigger pull would be short and light. A BD model with a decocker would be decocked after racking the slide and carried with the hammer down. Then upon drawing the gun there is no safety lever to mess with, however the trigger pull is long and heavy for the first round, then light for all remaining rounds.

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• Q: Does it have an ambi safety for cocked and locked carry?

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  • Asked 11/25/2021 16:51 by Kenneth C

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  No it does not have a ambi safety this BD is a decocker only on the left side (right handed gun) Description
  This model is a decocker version of the basic CZ 75 B model. The CZ 75 Omega is also not a ambi safety but comes with both a safety and a decocker. The decocking lever mounted on the left side allows the hammer to be easily lowered on a loaded chamber for a safe, ‘hammer down’ carry.
  CZ 75 B is used by more Governments, Militaries, Police and Security agencies than any other pistol in the world. The CZ 75 is quite possibly the perfect pistol.
  All steel construction (except alloy framed compacts)
  High capacity double column magazines
  Hammer forged barrels
  Ergonomic grip and controls
  Unparalleled accuracy
  Slide-in-frame design for better recoil control
  3 dot sighting system (Tritium night sights available)
  Smooth double action and crisp single action
  Extended service life due to advanced design and superior materials
  Firing pin block safety
  

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• Q: Can the BD be switched to a B?

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  • Asked 07/30/2021 20:28 by fred w

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  Fred, it should be easy for a gunsmith. The only difference in the B and the BD is one has a safety pin holding in the sear cage and one has a de-cocker pin holding the cage. The B has 2 sear hooks and the BD has only one.

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• Q: does this model have POLICE engraved on it like the 360 view shows?

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  • Asked 10/31/2019 01:18 by james j

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  James, No 'Police' engraving. Just a stock photo.

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• Q: What is the difference between the CZ 75 BD (Bud's number 84373) and the CZ 75 B OMEGA (Bud's number 3269) other than one comes with the decocker installed and the other has an optional decocker/safety. The CZ 75 B OMEGA with the optional decocker/safety is cheaper than the CZ 75 BD, even though it has the OMEGA trigger and the safety and decocker. It seems like the CZ 75 BD should be cheaper. Thanks in advance, Andru

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  • Asked 07/24/2018 21:37 by Andru F

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  The Omega has the full "upswept" Beavertail. The 75 BD has what I call the stubby Beavertail. The original 75 B (excluding the stainless and SA models), 85 B, 85 Combat and 75BD have the stubby Beavertail. The stubby Beavertail, for my hand digs in a little bit, and I can't get as high on the gun as I want to. That being said, to me, the 75BD has the better trigger system. I prefer it over the Omega. The Omega trigger system has less parts, maybe justifying the price. Same goes for P-07/P-09 being on the cheaper end(price wise) of CZ products.

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• Q: How many magazines come with the CZ 75 BD purchase?

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  • Asked 07/01/2017 19:36 by Ron L

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  2-16round magazines

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