Comments on: New CZ P07 Duty http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/ Firearms not Politics Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:38:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Pat http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-85486 Pat Mon, 30 Jan 2012 06:12:47 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-85486 Mat Got my licence after about 5 months. Loving the weight of the gun and also wear it to work and driving every day. It is light and easy to carry. Compared to the CZ75, this is a feather on the hip. Loading with some Hornady hollows, I am sure not to have much trouble if someone were to enter my house or try to take my car again. My 30-06 rifle is also a CZ, so looks like I am stuck on this awesome brand. Have not shot it enough to give a full setout on that and will so that later. Mat

Got my licence after about 5 months.

Loving the weight of the gun and also wear it to work and driving every day.

It is light and easy to carry. Compared to the CZ75, this is a feather on the hip.

Loading with some Hornady hollows, I am sure not to have much trouble if someone were to enter my house or try to take my car again.

My 30-06 rifle is also a CZ, so looks like I am stuck on this awesome brand.

Have not shot it enough to give a full setout on that and will so that later.

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]]> By: Matt http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-85253 Matt Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:41:59 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-85253 Pat I also live in South Africa. I managed to get mine for R7000. A bit of haggling with the gunshop owner. Expect to wait a while, I paid for mine in August 2010 and got my gun licence in August 2011 or so (they told me 6 months but meh). Make sure you get the decocker with yours, I'm still waiting for mine and the gunshop seems to be stuffing me around. My review is completely amateur since this is my first gun, although all in all I've shot about 5 different makes of pistol. As for the gun it's great, carry it to work most days, conceals nicely although it was hard to find a holster for it. I see alot of folks are complaining about the 16th round, the first few times you struggle to get it in the mag, but after reloading the mag a few times it seems to have worn in nicely and its not actually that difficult to pop it in there. Just press the 15th round down a few times to loosen it up and get the other rounds to stack nicely. Shooting with it is great, I'm not the most experienced person in the world but I have shot a few different hand guns. Of them all I prefer the CZ. Very accurate. There might be a fancy word for it but I tried shooting without taking time to aim at about 15 meters (more than enough for the average home break in) and after emptying an entire clip with little hesitation between rounds they pretty much all ended up around the same place on the target. Realistically if someone breaks into your house with a gun pointed at you I highly doubt you will sit and aim. So basically I'm confident if I grab the gun, point it and shoot it I'll hit my target. As for aimed shooting I took the target to about 25m in the range and was still able to get head shots on the target. As someone stated before the pic doesn't do it justice. In person I think it's quite a cool looking gun. Fits nicely in the hand. I believe the bigger trigger guard is designed for if you were using gloves, since it is a service weapon. I chose this over a Glock 19 and don't regret it. :) Pat I also live in South Africa. I managed to get mine for R7000. A bit of haggling with the gunshop owner. Expect to wait a while, I paid for mine in August 2010 and got my gun licence in August 2011 or so (they told me 6 months but meh). Make sure you get the decocker with yours, I’m still waiting for mine and the gunshop seems to be stuffing me around.

My review is completely amateur since this is my first gun, although all in all I’ve shot about 5 different makes of pistol.

As for the gun it’s great, carry it to work most days, conceals nicely although it was hard to find a holster for it. I see alot of folks are complaining about the 16th round, the first few times you struggle to get it in the mag, but after reloading the mag a few times it seems to have worn in nicely and its not actually that difficult to pop it in there. Just press the 15th round down a few times to loosen it up and get the other rounds to stack nicely.

Shooting with it is great, I’m not the most experienced person in the world but I have shot a few different hand guns. Of them all I prefer the CZ. Very accurate. There might be a fancy word for it but I tried shooting without taking time to aim at about 15 meters (more than enough for the average home break in) and after emptying an entire clip with little hesitation between rounds they pretty much all ended up around the same place on the target.

Realistically if someone breaks into your house with a gun pointed at you I highly doubt you will sit and aim. So basically I’m confident if I grab the gun, point it and shoot it I’ll hit my target.

As for aimed shooting I took the target to about 25m in the range and was still able to get head shots on the target.

As someone stated before the pic doesn’t do it justice. In person I think it’s quite a cool looking gun. Fits nicely in the hand. I believe the bigger trigger guard is designed for if you were using gloves, since it is a service weapon.

I chose this over a Glock 19 and don’t regret it. :)

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]]> By: alan http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-71655 alan Sat, 17 Sep 2011 03:47:05 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-71655 I have had my po7 for about a year now in 9 mil next to my 75b it is the most accurate out of the box gun i have bought.Going to get in 40s&w soon,as for holsters for people having a hard time finding one go to alabama holster.com and my personal favorite is crossbreed holsters. I carry in a crssbreed everyday from the time i get up until I go to bed it is so confortable I dont even know its there.Also anyone interested in buying one budsguns.com sells for about 428 and has free shipping. I have had my po7 for about a year now in 9 mil next to my 75b it is the most accurate out of the box gun i have bought.Going to get in 40s&w soon,as for holsters for people having a hard time finding one go to alabama holster.com and my personal favorite is crossbreed holsters. I carry in a crssbreed everyday from the time i get up until I go to bed it is so confortable I dont even know its there.Also anyone interested in buying one budsguns.com sells for about 428 and has free shipping.

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]]> By: ara http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-62843 ara Sun, 15 May 2011 03:31:39 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-62843 I bought a P07 .40 S&W about a year ago. The first time I tried it had a few jams. I assumed it was due to needed to be broken in. Every time I took it to the range would experience probably 10 FTE or FTL instances out of 150 rounds. The condition worsen to a point of after the second magazine I would have FTE or FTL every round. I sent the gun to CZ and they polishes the loader chamber and fixed some issue with the trigger. I must say CZ customer service was great. I took the gun again to the range and sure enough. After the first magazine the FTE and FTL started every round. I sent the gun back to CZ and they sent me a new one. I am very disappointed because I own 2 other CZ and seem to be fairly reliable. I do not trust this P07 anymore and will try to get what I paid for it since its brand new and replaces with a Sig P250. I want a reliable gun that can handle any ammo. I did get a statement from CZ that UMC and steel case ammo is not recommended for use with the P07. I bought a P07 .40 S&W about a year ago. The first time I tried it had a few jams. I assumed it was due to needed to be broken in. Every time I took it to the range would experience probably 10 FTE or FTL instances out of 150 rounds. The condition worsen to a point of after the second magazine I would have FTE or FTL every round. I sent the gun to CZ and they polishes the loader chamber and fixed some issue with the trigger. I must say CZ customer service was great. I took the gun again to the range and sure enough. After the first magazine the FTE and FTL started every round. I sent the gun back to CZ and they sent me a new one. I am very disappointed because I own 2 other CZ and seem to be fairly reliable. I do not trust this P07 anymore and will try to get what I paid for it since its brand new and replaces with a Sig P250. I want a reliable gun that can handle any ammo. I did get a statement from CZ that UMC and steel case ammo is not recommended for use with the P07.

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]]> By: Bill http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-61406 Bill Tue, 26 Apr 2011 18:29:05 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-61406 Since my last post, CZ sent me a new gun and the magazine drop freely. I can now, albeit with some difficulty, load the magazine with a 16th round. However, you really have to shove the magazine into the handle forcefully for the magazine to engage. The P-07 9 mm is my favorite gun to shoot. I can shoot it very accurately, and, unlike my Glock 22, it fits my hand like a glove. As for 9 mm versus 40 caliber, I just purchased a box of Winchester Ranger T 127 gr. +P+ from Ammo to Go for about $32.00 for 50 rounds. The ballistics of this round are as good as if not better than most 40 cal. HP's, with the exception of the Winchester Ranger T 165 gr. 40 cal. bullets, that I also purchased from Ammo to Go. Since my last post, CZ sent me a new gun and the magazine drop freely. I can now, albeit with some difficulty, load the magazine with a 16th round. However, you really have to shove the magazine into the handle forcefully for the magazine to engage.

The P-07 9 mm is my favorite gun to shoot. I can shoot it very accurately, and, unlike my Glock 22, it fits my hand like a glove.

As for 9 mm versus 40 caliber, I just purchased a box of Winchester Ranger T 127 gr. +P+ from Ammo to Go for about $32.00 for 50 rounds. The ballistics of this round are as good as if not better than most 40 cal. HP’s, with the exception of the Winchester Ranger T 165 gr. 40 cal. bullets, that I also purchased from Ammo to Go.

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]]> By: dan http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-61135 dan Sat, 23 Apr 2011 16:57:20 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-61135 CZ 75 P-07 DUTY Great Gun,200 rounds,First time out, perfect.Not one Jam. Look Great,Shoots ever Better. Love it,Buy it. CZ 75 P-07 DUTY
Great Gun,200 rounds,First time out,
perfect.Not one Jam.
Look Great,Shoots ever Better.
Love it,Buy it.

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]]> By: UL3g3nd http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-59592 UL3g3nd Wed, 06 Apr 2011 06:23:50 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-59592 I just purchased my PO7 duty in .40 cal. Have had jams with the 'paper-puncher' ammo (Winchester white box, Rem UMC, etc.). Have had no probs with the rounder fmj loads from Ultramax. Called cz and they want to look at it. I don't think I'm limp wristing. Anyone have any ideas? I just purchased my PO7 duty in .40 cal. Have had jams with the ‘paper-puncher’ ammo (Winchester white box, Rem UMC, etc.). Have had no probs with the rounder fmj loads from Ultramax. Called cz and they want to look at it. I don’t think I’m limp wristing.

Anyone have any ideas?

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]]> By: Pat http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-58580 Pat Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:04:25 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-58580 Paid for my PO7 today, Sadly in South Africa they sell for about $1385 and I now have to apply for a licence which takes anything from 3 months to 2 years to process. Only then will I be able to take possession of my sidearm. But SOOO looking forward to it and teasing myself by reading all available reviews. Paid for my PO7 today, Sadly in South Africa they sell for about $1385 and I now have to apply for a licence which takes anything from 3 months to 2 years to process. Only then will I be able to take possession of my sidearm. But SOOO looking forward to it and teasing myself by reading all available reviews.

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]]> By: Jim http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-56913 Jim Fri, 04 Mar 2011 00:28:30 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-56913 Has anyone had problems with jams when using Winchester 40 cal ammo in the CZ Duty weapon?? Has anyone had problems with jams when using Winchester 40 cal ammo in the CZ Duty weapon??

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]]> By: EPWrangler http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-38880 EPWrangler Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:12:25 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-38880 Well, to do this gun justice is to say I have shot it almost daily for some time now and carried it all day most days.Sometimes I just forget it is there. It still shoots great in fact my point shooting improved with it. Most find me in the desert shooting early because by afternoon it is 100+ and I LOVE TO SHOOT OUTDOORS. The trigger just gets better over time. Da is is very close to a good revolver and Sa is light and smooth. By the way I put a 22lr kit into my M4. What fun. =+ Well, to do this gun justice is to say I have shot it almost daily for some time now and carried it all day most days.Sometimes I just forget it is there. It still shoots great in fact my point shooting improved with it. Most find me in the desert shooting early because by afternoon it is 100+ and I LOVE TO SHOOT OUTDOORS. The trigger just gets better over time. Da is is very close to a good revolver and Sa is light and smooth.

By the way I put a 22lr kit into my M4. What fun.

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]]> By: Randy http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-35345 Randy Wed, 02 Jun 2010 04:19:32 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-35345 I went to Cabella's and picked up the CZ P-07 I had on layaway. While waiting for the sales guy to get the paperwork, I took the pistol out of the box to get a feel for it. I dropped the mag out of the gun, and instantly my left hand was COVERED in oil. After a little grumbling under my breath, I put the mag into the pistol, wiped my hand on my pant leg, and filled out the paperwork. My first impression of the gun was, " what did I just get myself into? " I got home, wiped the excess oil out of the gun, grabbed 2 boxes of 9mm ammo, and went to the range. The mags loaded easily, and the P-07 felt very balanced in my hands. It feels very slim, and light, this was a welcome surprise for me, since I have smaller hands. I emptied 2 mags, the first round was D/A, followed by the remaining 15 rounds in S/A. The trigger pull was fantastic in both modes and I hit targets ranging as close 15 feet, all the way out to 115 feet, without a hitch. The rear sights are a simple " u " shape, ( can't think of the correct name for it, sorry ) and the front sight is a single dot. Very accurate gun, love the sights! As for cosmetics, if you want a curvy, sexy, pistol like a PX4 Storm, this is not for you. However if you want a sharp, aggressive, "stealth bomber" appearance on your pistol, look no further. I went home, very pleased with my new purchase, and eager to shoot it more, to get it "broke in." As with EPWrangler's earlier post, my mags wouldn't come completely out of the gun, with the mag release depressed either. I contacted CZ and they assured me that it was a design characteristic, and that I shouldn't be worried. I hope you find any of the infomation posted here helpful. Thank you....be safe! yours, Daddy I went to Cabella’s and picked up the CZ P-07 I had on layaway. While waiting for the sales guy to get the paperwork, I took the pistol out of the box to get a feel for it. I dropped the mag out of the gun, and instantly my left hand was COVERED in oil. After a little grumbling under my breath, I put the mag into the pistol, wiped my hand on my pant leg, and filled out the paperwork. My first impression of the gun was, ” what did I just get myself into? “
I got home, wiped the excess oil out of the gun, grabbed 2 boxes of 9mm ammo, and went to the range.
The mags loaded easily, and the P-07 felt very balanced in my hands. It feels very slim, and light, this was a welcome surprise for me, since I have smaller hands. I emptied 2 mags, the first round was D/A, followed by the remaining 15 rounds in S/A. The trigger pull was fantastic in both modes and I hit targets ranging as close 15 feet, all the way out to 115 feet, without a hitch. The rear sights are a simple ” u ” shape, ( can’t think of the correct name for it, sorry ) and the front sight is a single dot. Very accurate gun, love the sights!
As for cosmetics, if you want a curvy, sexy, pistol like a PX4 Storm, this is not for you. However if you want a sharp, aggressive, “stealth bomber” appearance on your pistol, look no further.
I went home, very pleased with my new purchase, and eager to shoot it more, to get it “broke in.”
As with EPWrangler’s earlier post, my mags wouldn’t come completely out of the gun, with the mag release depressed either. I contacted CZ and they assured me that it was a design characteristic, and that I shouldn’t be worried. I hope you find any of the infomation posted here helpful. Thank you….be safe! yours,
Daddy

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]]> By: EPWrangler http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-34438 EPWrangler Sat, 22 May 2010 10:07:01 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-34438 Got my replacement fromCz this week. It works very well. I do love this gun as a natural fit and pointer. Shoots great. Got my replacement fromCz this week. It works very well. I do love this gun as a natural fit and pointer. Shoots great.

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]]> By: Vaughan Pederson http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-33927 Vaughan Pederson Mon, 17 May 2010 04:04:16 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-33927 The gun has amazing ergonomics. It is very comfortable and the trigger guard, although ungainly in apprearance, is very useful. The trigger is great. This design is a home run. The gun has amazing ergonomics. It is very comfortable and the trigger guard, although ungainly in apprearance, is very useful. The trigger is great. This design is a home run.

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]]> By: Randy http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-33024 Randy Sat, 08 May 2010 17:23:44 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-33024 I saw that Cabella's has CZ p07 pistols on sale, and I called and put one on layaway. I don't have a 9mm, but I thought this one would be good to start with. I thought they looked cool, and were relatively small, since I want a smaller caliber pistol for my CCW permit. I then did my homework, and saw a few p07 owners performing a field strip on youtube, and saw a few things that might be a future problem. The guide rod is plastic, and hollow. The plastic I dont mind, but the hollow part bothers me. With the single wire, non-captive recoil spring, and the hollow guide rod, how long can I expect this thing to last? I have a Glock model 22, and a Springfield XD, which both I would trust my life to, should the ugly situation arise. But I want to know if anyone out there has a problem with their p-07. I saw that Cabella’s has CZ p07 pistols on sale, and I called and put one on layaway. I don’t have a 9mm, but I thought this one would be good to start with. I thought they looked cool, and were relatively small, since I want a smaller caliber pistol for my CCW permit.
I then did my homework, and saw a few p07 owners performing a field strip on youtube, and saw a few things that might be a future problem. The guide rod is plastic, and hollow. The plastic I dont mind, but the hollow part bothers me. With the single wire, non-captive recoil spring, and the hollow guide rod, how long can I expect this thing to last?
I have a Glock model 22, and a Springfield XD, which both I would trust my life to, should the ugly situation arise. But I want to know if anyone out there has a problem with their p-07.

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]]> By: EPWrangler http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-32261 EPWrangler Sun, 02 May 2010 21:25:14 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-32261 Well, today it hit the fan. All of a sudden I was having ftf, and fte from one magazine. Atone point the hammer would not fall. I changed mags and all was ok shooting but as the gun heated up the mags would not drop free. Once it cooled of they came out as they should. Got home and took the bad mag apart. It was full of sand. Not much but just enough to cause it to bind up. The tolerance for sand is about zero. I guess I will call CZ tomorrow and ask aboutthe mags not falling free. This gun is very accurate. I was shooting at an empty ammo box weak hand about 12 yards away and loved to see the holes appearing in it each shot. It makes me look like a trick shooter. Got to get those mags falling though. Well, today it hit the fan. All of a sudden I was having ftf, and fte from one magazine. Atone point the hammer would not fall. I changed mags and all was ok shooting but as the gun heated up the mags would not drop free. Once it cooled of they came out as they should. Got home and took the bad mag apart. It was full of sand. Not much but just enough to cause it to bind up. The tolerance for sand is about zero. I guess I will call CZ tomorrow and ask aboutthe mags not falling free. This gun is very accurate. I was shooting at an empty ammo box weak hand about 12 yards away and loved to see the holes appearing in it each shot. It makes me look like a trick shooter. Got to get those mags falling though.

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]]> By: EPWrangler http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-32187 EPWrangler Sun, 02 May 2010 11:30:28 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-32187 I just got my new P07 and I love it. Shoots great and works well. I just got my new P07 and I love it. Shoots great and works well.

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]]> By: AJ http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-31369 AJ Thu, 22 Apr 2010 15:47:50 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-31369 @Bill: I'm considering chambering my Sig 226 to a .40 S&W barrel, but have yet to talk with any owners of the .40 to see if it justifies the $200. How do you like that round? Speaking of the P-07 in general, is there any word yet on when this gun will be offered in anything different than 9mm? @Bill:

I’m considering chambering my Sig 226 to a .40 S&W barrel, but have yet to talk with any owners of the .40 to see if it justifies the $200. How do you like that round?

Speaking of the P-07 in general, is there any word yet on when this gun will be offered in anything different than 9mm?

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]]> By: Bill http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-31300 Bill Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:23:51 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-31300 I bought a CZ 75 P-07 earlier this month and love it. I have the same issue regarding the magazine not holding 16 rounds; I can shove the 16th round in with great difficulty, but the magazine will not seat into the pistol with a 16th round. I have sent an email to CZ to find out why all of their literature states 16 + 1 and the magazine has #16 stamped on it, but it doesn't hold a 16th round. Perhaps this is some kind of Czech prank or bad joke. However, I really love the trigger, especially in SA, and it was dead-on accurate right out of the box. I have a Glock 22 40 cal. for my house gun, but the CZ points easier and feels better in my hand, and since it's 9mm, it does not have the muzzle rise and recoil of the Glock 40 cal. I bought a CZ 75 P-07 earlier this month and love it. I have the same issue regarding the magazine not holding 16 rounds; I can shove the 16th round in with great difficulty, but the magazine will not seat into the pistol with a 16th round. I have sent an email to CZ to find out why all of their literature states 16 + 1 and the magazine has #16 stamped on it, but it doesn’t hold a 16th round. Perhaps this is some kind of Czech prank or bad joke.

However, I really love the trigger, especially in SA, and it was dead-on accurate right out of the box. I have a Glock 22 40 cal. for my house gun, but the CZ points easier and feels better in my hand, and since it’s 9mm, it does not have the muzzle rise and recoil of the Glock 40 cal.

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]]> By: Mike http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-28679 Mike Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:15:20 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-28679 I was shooting my P07 today and the hammer would no longer drop all the way down. I played around with it and was able to get it to fire in single action but could not get it to fire in double action. I've only put about 350 rounds through it. It's almost like it's hanging up on the decocker. Calling cz tomorrow. I was shooting my P07 today and the
hammer would no longer drop all the
way down. I played around with it and
was able to get it to fire in single action
but could not get it to fire in double
action. I’ve only put about 350 rounds
through it. It’s almost like it’s hanging
up on the decocker. Calling cz tomorrow.

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]]> By: JamesPMullin http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/09/new-cz-p07-duty/comment-page-1/#comment-23345 JamesPMullin Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:57:24 +0000 http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/?p=4117#comment-23345 I was tempted to buy one for 414 but didn't,now a few weeks later it's up to 498. I would say that the CZ P07 Duty feels like it's a part of you when you pick it up and point it. The large triggerguard makes it an excellent cold weather pistol,no problem with gloves. I'll get one but i'm hoping the price will drop back down so i can grab one at the "introductory" price. I mostly use Glocks,XDs,M&Ps,JERICHOs,Steyr MA1s and 1911A1s but this little Duty cried buy me. I should have. I was tempted to buy one for 414 but didn’t,now a few weeks later it’s up to 498. I would say that the CZ P07 Duty feels like it’s a part of you when you pick it up and point it. The large triggerguard makes it an excellent cold weather pistol,no problem with gloves. I’ll get one but i’m hoping the price will drop back down so i can grab one at the “introductory” price. I mostly use Glocks,XDs,M&Ps,JERICHOs,Steyr MA1s and 1911A1s but this little Duty cried buy me. I should have.

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