Gun review: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/06/ryan-finn/gun-review-cz-75-p07-duty-9mm/
I like it. A lot. Replacement for P228?
CZ P-07, Duty
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Gun review: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/06/ryan-finn/gun-review-cz-75-p07-duty-9mm/
I like it. A lot. Replacement for P228?
They have the same awesome feel as the 75's. Looks fun with a suppressor, not sure what I would do with it though. I prefer .45 for HD, so my USP 45 takes care of that problem. They also have a full size P09 in development and of course the SP-01 Phantom. But my real CZ addiction is the Custom Shop 
They have the same awesome feel as the 75's. Looks fun with a suppressor, not sure what I would do with it though. I prefer .45 for HD, so my USP 45 takes care of that problem. They also have a full size P09 in development and of course the SP-01 Phantom. But my real CZ addiction is the Custom Shop
In the video it says you can use standard CZ75 mags in the P-07 that is a huge bonus.
I didn't find that one, cool, thanks!
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Check out how low recoil this CZ P-07 is; reason is its lighter slide mass and relatively low bore axis.
Google says:
http://www.k2firearms.com/22suppressors/9suppressors/9suppressors.html
Thompson Machine ISIS-2
-9mm
-6061 T6 Aluminum
-7oz without mount
-7.8” without mount
-22LR/ and 300BLK Subsonic Compatible
-Monocore Baffle
-Fully Disassembleable
-Compatible with Gemtech MULTIMOUNT Adapters
Manufacturer's Website
NOTE: Body Only, Requires Mount
$349.00 (body only) +shipping
$499.00 (w/ 1/2x28 recoil booster mount) +shipping
Since the P-10 is now being introduced, I thought I would revisit this thread.
The P-07 has some advantages over many other CZ's still today and with the P-10.
One of which is the hammer, which makes it much more training friendly.
I do wonder if it's possible to modify the P-07 mags to make them work in the P-10?
The P-07 has some advantages over many other CZ's still today and with the P-10.
One of which is the hammer, which makes it much more training friendly.
I do wonder if it's possible to modify the P-07 mags to make them work in the P-10?
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
P07 mags hold 15 rounds and are shorter than CZ-75 mags. And P07 mags are CZ branded only, so you get to pay $48 a pop for them. They are slightly deeper versus the 75 mags, which is why 75 mags rattle when inserted into P07s. I'm thinking P07 mags are like Glock 19 mags in Glock 17s. You'd have to modify the P10 to get the shorter mags to fit.
TheGunnyRet
Ultimate Member
I just bought a P07 gen2, I saw somewhere the Duty isn't that good?
If it is anything like my P09 I'll be very pleased.
FYI GunMag WH has 3 packs of CZ P07 and P09 bucks...
If it is anything like my P09 I'll be very pleased.
FYI GunMag WH has 3 packs of CZ P07 and P09 bucks...
I'll have to check that out. What's different with the gen2 than the "Duty"?
I like dry fire training with double action guns, vice having to charge the slide of a striker fired gun before every dryfire. I find people tend to short stroke and develop 'muscle memory' to rack the slide between each shot, so under great stress they might do this. Train more like you plan/hope to fight and all that.
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Not all Duty versions would drop an empty mag, you'd have to pull it out. New P07s have no problem dropping an empty magazine.
TheGunnyRet
Ultimate Member
Thanks, I didn't really know what the issue was...
beretta_maven
Free Thinking Member
I'll have to check that out. What's different with the gen2 than the "Duty"?
I like dry fire training with double action guns, vice having to charge the slide of a striker fired gun before every dryfire. I find people tend to short stroke and develop 'muscle memory' to rack the slide between each shot, so under great stress they might do this. Train more like you plan/hope to fight and all that.
I've owned both - recently purchased the Gen 2 Urban Grey threaded version model so I could shoot suppressed, and ended up selling my P07 Duty. I had no issues at all with my Gen 1, and I shot very good with it. The major differences between the two versions:
- Gen 2 has changeable backstraps
- Gen 2 has front slide serrations
- Sights are three dot on Gen 2
- Slightly improved trigger
- New P07 mags are 15 round instead of 16 round (some people had issues with the 16 round mags)
Agreed. Eager to here if cz got it right too. Some of these .22lr training slides with barrels suck, but seem to work well in high end guns (glock, sig, etc, now cz).
Great info thx. I prefer the p07 trigger over the excellent p01.
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