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Put a box of Brown Bear 115s through one of these and a box of the same through my Glock 19 a few days ago. Other than one magazine through the CZ when my son first got it a couple of years ago I hadn't shot it since. I've put well over 3,000 rounds through the Glock and try to shoot it once a month.

I was putting ten shots through each gun without a lot of time between shots at metal targets covering ranges from 10 to 50 yards changing from one gun to the other for each target. No malfunctions from either gun. The targets were smaller at closer ranges and were torso sized at fifty.I'd say both guns were shooting equally well for me except at 50 yards where the CZ had seven hits out of ten and the Glock had only four despite having better sights for my eyes than the CZ's factory sights.

I still like my Glock 19 as an all around handgun that can be used for concealed carry and is good to go with no safety or decocker feature. The CZ's around four or five ounces heavier but it's feel, looks, overall quality and the fact I was able to shoot it a little better than a gun I really like and have shot a lot impressed me enough that if I buy another handgun the CZ Compact's first on the list.

I have been enjoying my CZ 75D pcr since 2003. My favorite carry piece.

I've enjoyed the one I have and carry it on occasion. If you ever get one, I recommend checking out the Truglo sights available for it (specifically, TG13CZ1PC Brite-Site TFX Pro For CZ 75 Series), it was an easy installation and I felt worth the investment. While the default grips fit most hands really well, I decided to replace them with thinner aftermarket grips; the ones I have right now are from Cool Hand, but VZ Grips and some other companies make similar grips for this model.

+1 on the fiber optic sights for the 75D-PCR. Sam suggested the Dawson fiber optics that he has on his, so I added those to mine and like them a lot. A CGW Pro-Package does shorten the trigger distance with the standard grips, but thinner grips are an often ordered option and then the trigger distance is a moot point. The standard grips are very ergonomic for most people.

Can’t argue with results. I’ve always wanted to like the Glock 19 and I’ve owned several. Though it checks lots of boxes for me, I just never shot it as well compared to other guns.