I'm on my second. Sold my original 97 to a buddy and ordered a 97B. They're soft shooters though the grip is a little long front to back for my XXL hands.
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I was out shooting it a lot yesterday. My plated 200 gr reloads are very soft and easy to shoot through the 97, heck 230 factory is really fun. I just ordered a case of Rem 230 fmj's to get more brass.
We too own a CZ97B and like it a lot. Alas, it is too large/heavy to conveniently carry (for us, at least) but a good shooter. We shoot it as well or better than our 1911A1 pistols. We trudge on.
Not a carry gun!! lol As mentioned above! A tank of a gun that out shoots any 45 I've owned. I put a CGW straight blade trigger in mine, along with a competition rear sight, removed the FPB, made it SAO. The 1911 bushing is next to eliminate the crappy loose factory bushing, but for now some medium loctite keeps it tight.
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When people post about buying an expensive 1911 I refrain from a downer response in their thread. But I am thinking 'you may be buying 110% of the gun of the CZ97B but you are paying 400% of the price'.
That said, if I had the money then I would convert a S&W 4506, and CZ97B to SAO.
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