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Originally posted by markstempski:

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
Well, I have been emailing both CZcustom and CGW and came to a conclusion. CGW didn't have a CZ75 matte S/S in stock and said they were difficult to find. Both companies told me that if I bought a NIB one from Gunbroker they'd prefer I took delivery first, inspected it, shot it, and then shipped it to them (which is understandable). But came to the conclusion that buying one from gunbroker, recieving it at a FFL, then re-shipping it to one of them, and then waiting for it to be done and shipped back was more of a hassle.

However, CZ custom does have a new factory cz 75 matte S/S in stock, so they agreed to do their magic on it and turn it into their custom (sku: 96181) for me, and I added green for the F/O front site and converting it to SAO (Single action only). 10 week lead time..........

I own many different guns including a Wilson and a Brown, but it's the first one I've had built/worked to my specs. I'm very excited.

This one:
https://czcustom.com/new-firea...tainless-custom.html

I have a matte stainless one, well broken in now. Have a straight trigger and newer trigger return spring that will install when I know my range will be open. No rail on the matte stainless. Put on fiber optic sights
don’t tell anyone but prefer it to may TACOPS 226.

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Originally posted by kaschi:
That stainless steel version is beautiful photoman!

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
The gun came in today. The trigger is really nice on it (for a non 1911), it has just a little take up and then a clean break of 3.5 lbs. Much better than most production 1911 triggers I've felt The guys at the gun shop all really liked it. Odd thing is the barrel, frame and slide all have the serial number stamped on them, which is a touch ugly and I've never seen a triple serial numbered CZ. My CZ75B SA only has a serial number on the frame. I'll take it to the range next week.

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
The gun came in today. The trigger is really nice on it (for a non 1911), it has just a little take up and then a clean break of 3.5 lbs. Much better than most production 1911 triggers I've felt The guys at the gun shop all really liked it. Odd thing is the barrel, frame and slide all have the serial number stamped on them, which is a touch ugly and I've never seen a triple serial numbered CZ. My CZ75B SA only has a serial number on the frame. I'll take it to the range next week.

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Originally posted by Steve 22X:

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
The gun came in today. The trigger is really nice on it (for a non 1911), it has just a little take up and then a clean break of 3.5 lbs. Much better than most production 1911 triggers I've felt The guys at the gun shop all really liked it. Odd thing is the barrel, frame and slide all have the serial number stamped on them, which is a touch ugly and I've never seen a triple serial numbered CZ. My CZ75B SA only has a serial number on the frame. I'll take it to the range next week.

I would guess that your CZ75B SA is the oddball.

Of my CZ pistols, the 97B, P10C, P-01, 75C, 75B, P07 and Shadow 2 all are triple serial numbered
The only exceptions I have are the milsurp 82 which is only numbered on the barrel and slide (not the frame) and only the barrel and frame on the EVO pistol since there is no slide.
Even the Kadet and P07 22 conversion kits have the slide and barrel numbered.

I think CZ normally does the triple numbers in order to comply with regulations in various global markets.