Videos tagged with CZ 75 Clone

This review of the B&T Mark II, a CZ 75 clone originally made by Sphinx SDP, highlights its value at a $699 price point compared to its original $1400 cost. The firearm features an upgraded CZ 75 design with a threaded barrel, optics cut (Shield RMS/RMSc pattern), and a unique aluminum frame with a polymer grip. Shooting impressions indicate a good trigger and smooth action, especially when suppressed with subsonic 9mm ammunition, though some minor issues like non-lock-back with subs were noted.

This follow-up video reviews the Arex Zero 1S pistol, focusing on upgrades from LOK Grips and a DPM guide rod. The speaker highlights the improved ergonomics and aggressive texture of the LOK Grips, which significantly enhance the feel of the pistol in hand. The video also touches upon the pistol's features, including its ambidextrous controls and 18-round magazine capacity, noting its quality and reliability after approximately 1500 rounds.

The SAR P8L is presented as a cost-effective clone of the CZ 75 SPO1, offering similar ergonomics and functionality at a lower price point. Key features include "lightning cuts" on the slide, dual ports to reduce recoil, an all-steel frame, and compatibility with CZ magazines. The reviewer highlights its smooth shooting characteristics and a trigger that, while not exceptional, is described as "pretty nice" with a single-action pull around four pounds.

This review of the SAR USA SAR2000, a CZ 75 clone, highlights its full stainless steel construction, 4.5-inch barrel, and 35-ounce weight. The presenter notes the double-action trigger pull is longer and heavier but manageable, and while recoil is described as 'snappy,' it doesn't impede accuracy. The pistol comes with two 17-round magazines and basic accessories.

This review of the SAR 2000, a CZ 75 clone, highlights its value proposition as a budget-friendly alternative. While acknowledging it doesn't match the premium feel or accuracy of higher-end CZ models like the Shadow 2, the SAR 2000 is praised for its comfortable ergonomics, solid build quality for its price point, and decent performance for self-defense or training. The reviewer emphasizes that its value is highly dependent on the purchase price, recommending it under $400 but questioning its competitiveness at $550-$600 compared to a standard CZ 75B.

This video provides an expert review of the Bul Cherokee handgun, comparing its different generations and value against modern budget options. James Reeves, demonstrating high authority and expertise, highlights its CZ 75 clone design, excellent magazine availability, and solid range performance. The review covers generational updates, ergonomic differences, and practical considerations like 'Israeli Carry,' making it a valuable resource for budget-conscious firearm enthusiasts.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Tanfoglio Force Combat 9mm, as demonstrated by hickok45. It covers the critical safety steps, removal of the slide stop, and separation of the slide, barrel, and frame. The process highlights the CZ 75-style internal slide rails, a key design feature. hickok45, an experienced firearms instructor, emphasizes thorough safety checks throughout the procedure.

Honest Outlaw provides an in-depth review of the Tanfoglio Witness Stock II after a 1000-round test, assessing its performance as a competition pistol. The review highlights its CZ 75 heritage, trigger characteristics, and reliability, while also noting areas for potential improvement like the sights and trigger pull. It's recommended as a solid, albeit dated, platform for competitive shooters willing to invest in upgrades.

This guide covers the initial handling and range performance of the Tanfoglio Witness Stock II, a 9mm CZ 75-style competition pistol. It details its features like the DA/SA trigger, internal slide rails, and target sights, and provides insights from first shots, accuracy testing at various distances, and steel plate engagement. The review highlights its low recoil and potential, while also noting areas for improvement compared to modern competition firearms.

The Honest Outlaw provides an in-depth review of the SAR 2000, a budget-friendly CZ 75 clone. He highlights its $400 price point, DA/SA operation, and impressive 80-yard accuracy, while also noting a single failure to feed with remanufactured ammunition. The review suggests the SAR 2000 offers significant value for its cost, with potential for competition use after minor upgrades.

This review covers the SAR USA Kilinc 2000 Mega, a 9mm CZ-75 clone imported by TR Imports. The pistol features a steel slide and frame, polymer grips with good texture, and vertical serrations. A key feature is its compatibility with CZ 75 magazines, offering a significant advantage in parts availability and cost. The review highlights its soft-shooting characteristics due to its weight and low bore axis, making it suitable for new shooters. The safety mechanism operates in reverse to typical US safeties, and while marketed as DA/SA, it functions primarily as a SA pistol due to the lack of a decocker. The trigger is described as good, with a smooth double-action pull and a crisp single-action break.

This review of the EAA Tanfoglio Witness 9B by Honest Outlaw highlights its exceptional value for budget-conscious firearm owners. The pistol, a CZ-75 derivative, demonstrates impressive reliability and accuracy, even with budget ammunition, making it a strong contender for home defense or range use. The reviewer, with high authority, emphasizes its robust build and compatibility with widely available CZ-75 magazines.