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The CZ 75 BD is a better pistol than the Omega. The Omega trigger will not stand the hard use that the BD will. All you need to do is replace the decocker spring yearly on the BD and it will probably go 80,000 rounds before needing any attention. I prefer the standard 75 B myself. It's very simple and rugged. Just learn to manually decock it safely.
Andru, other than the Safety Stop on the Hammer of the 3269 They are virtually identical in features. The 84373 weighs 35.3 oz and the 3269 weighs 36.6oz with the same dimensions of 8.1" overall length - 5.4" tall and 1.4" wide. Trigger and internal differences account for the weight difference.
Hi Andru, other than the Safety Stop on the Hammer of the 3269 They are virtually identical in features. The 84373 weighs 35.3 oz and the 3269 weighs 36.6oz with the same dimensions of 8.1" overall length - 5.4" tall and 1.4" wide. Trigger and internal differences account for the weight difference.
other than the Safety Stop on the Hammer of the 3269 They are virtually identical in features. The 84373 weighs 35.3 oz and the 3269 weighs 36.6oz with the same dimensions of 8.1" overall length - 5.4" tall and 1.4" wide. Trigger and internal differences account for the weight difference.
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.
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.
