CZ 75 BD Decocker 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: Trades are not normal policy for firearms. If the CZ 75BD is listed as "Layaway Available" then yes it can be placed on layaway. I am sure any clarification can be obtained from Buds Customer Service(859-368-0371).

A: Just email Gurney from our Contact Us page to receive your no hassle trade value or purchase price and Gurney will be happy to set the order up for you.

A: Not sure about the trade but the CZ is eligible for 90-day layaway with a 20% down payment for Team Bud's members only. If you are a Team Bud's member, add it to your cart and proceed to checkout as if you are paying for it now. When you get to the payment page there will be a 90-day layaway option. Select that option and Complete the checkout out process. "Once Complete," go to the top of the web page and select "order status." This will bring up your order number and amount which will have three red buttons to the right. Select the first button, "payment." This takes you to the page where you make the 20% minimum down payment with bank funds transfer (routing/account numbers required) or credit card. The Order Is NOT Complete Until The Down Payment Is Made. This means the item is NOT pulled from inventory nor is the price guaranteed until payment is made. After the down payment, you may pay at your discretion (using same payment options & steps), as long as you pay in full

A: should be two

A: 2-16round magazines

A: 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.

A: 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.

A: 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.

A: 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.

A: 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.

A: 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.

A: This one does not

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

A: James, I do not believe so but, I would have Buds Customer Service verify this with their Inventory Dept. (since lots can change) at 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. or use the Blue Chat now button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm 7 days a week.

A: sorry its not engraved

A: Not that I'm aware of, and if it is could be, if think a gun smith would likely need to perform the work. I know the CZ P01 Omega is switchable between decocker and safety. Out of stock right now but https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php?q=Cz+75+P01+Omega&type=

A: while anything can be done by a good gunsmith. it is not a easy conversion and would be cost prohibitive just wait and get the B model or live with the decocker

A: I'm sure a gunsmith could for a decent price but personally I'd just get the model with a safety. Hope this helps.

A: 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.

A: Kenneth, This model is a decocker version of the basic CZ 75 B model. 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.

A: 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