Century Arms CZ 75 9mm Surplus Good Condition Pistol

The CZ 75 is the pistol most of the modern service handgun world copied from. Czech designers put the slide inside the frame rails instead of outside them, which drops the bore closer to the hand and gives the gun the flat, planted feel shooters notice on the first magazine. It is a steel gun, so it weighs what a steel gun weighs, and that weight is why the recoil impulse feels softer than the cartridge suggests it should. The hammer runs double action for the first shot and single action after that.

This one comes out of the Century Arms surplus program, graded Good, so it is a used pistol with the honest holster and handling wear a service life leaves on a blued finish. Surplus guns arrive as they were pulled from inventory, and finish, grip panels and magazine markings vary from pistol to pistol, which is part of the appeal for anyone who likes a gun with a history behind it.