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The ITM AT84: An Ultra Rare Swiss Made CZ 75 Pistol
by
Patrick R
(IC: employee)
Published: February 21st, 2017
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The ITM AT84 is a Swiss built copy of the CZ 75 built in Solothurn, Switzerland. Patrick takes a look at this interesting find that somehow was produced in Switzerland, imported to Israel where it was a duty weapon for some time, then imported to the US by Century International Arms. Chambered in 9mm, the AT84 is identical to the early Pre-B CZ75s on the market with a slightly different roll mark. Later in the production run the decision was made to switch to a Tanfoglio design that made it to the US as a commercial import called the AT84S.
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A design so perfect even Turkish manufacturers cannot screw it up. I once thought the 1911 was perfect until I shot my first CZ 75. I have Tafoglios,a Tanfoglio Bullseye and even an Armalite . The Armalite AR 24/15 is my favorite handgun, it is as if a Pre B CZ 75 and a Sig 210 had a baby.
Clone or not, the CZ-75 platform and it's descendants and variants are still the king of the hammer fired double stacks.