Help me decide, 75b, 75b compact, or sig 229 e2.
I like the feel of compact better in my hands. And the nitron finish on the sig doesn't look as nice as it could be for that money.
Help.
>>30464841
>Like the feel of the compact
>Don't like the finish on the Sig
I think you've already decided, anon.
Fondle and shoot them. You can't go wrong either way as long as the gun feels good in your hand. I like my P220 for the trigger, but prefer the egos of my BHP. For that reason, I am interested in CZs.
>>30464841
Or you could get a short rail Pre B.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=567792383
>>30464868
The 229 is also compact. I just mean I prefer compact fits in general.
Such as I prefer a glock 19 to 17.
cz 75 compact, I just got done finger fucking mine.
Beautiful gun. Perfect size.
for what are you using the gun?
>>30464841
Problems finding the 75 compact lately. Look at a P-01 at all?
>>30464980
To have something fancier than a glock
>>30464976
Nice
>>30464957
Which is why I also included that you don't like the finish on the Sig. Coupled with the fact that you like compact, it sounds like you would prefer the cz compact.
>>30464841
There is no comparison. The Sig is a quality handgun and feels like it at every level. The CZ's feel more cheaply made, less smoothly finished, and take more effort to shoot.
>>30466030
Have you ever even HELD a CZ gun that wasn't a surplus piece? Fuck, everything I read in your post was like opposite-day-tier
>>30466055
I've owned several CZ's in the past, including a CZ 75 Compact. Here's an insurance photo from last year. I don't own any currently. I'm not sure why you are singling out surplus CZ's. They would have the same quality of build and finishing as guns that haven't been used by law enforcement.
>>30466055
yesterday I found a brand new CZ97 at a shop. One of the smoothest actions ever. The double action trigger pull was amazing. I wish the same could be said about my 75b
if it is still there when I have the funds, I will have to snag it
>>30466111
>surplus CZs have the same finish as new production CZs
Are you retarded or pretending to be retarded?
>>30466145
I don't know what you're trying to get at. Obviously CZ has changed the details of their polycoat formulation, and obviously a surplus gun is more likely to be beat up, but for the most part, you're getting a gun that will have visible machining marks on the inside of the gun, with a paint-like finish applied to the outside of the gun, and which will have a less smooth trigger operation and action. There is nothing special about "surplus" pistols. It was new production at one point in time, until it got bought by a police department and later sold on the used market. It's not like they were made to a lower standard or anything.
>>30466145
>>30466055
You don't actually own any other guns besides your CZ 75, do you?
>>30466305
I own about 10 guns.
2 of them are CZs. One is a surplus CZ-75 and the other is a CZ-75B Omega.
The surplus is worn-blued finish and the CZ-75B omega has a flawless parkerized finish. This is why I can tell you that a surplus CZ's finish isn't anything like a new production CZ's finish, and why I can call you a complete retard for thinking so.
>>30466334
CZ has made both blued pistols and enamel pistols since the 70s. The new production CZ 75B that I owned most recently, and that you could have seen in >>30466111 if you were at all observant, was blued!! You fucking dumbass. And no, that doesn't negate in >>30466030, and tells me that not only do you not understand the different elements of a quality handgun besides just the type of finish applied to it, but that you've likely never handled a Sig.
>>30466401
I have handled sigs (considering one for my next carry gun) but I've never been convinced that their kool-aid. From the looks of it, your legs have already gone numb from it.
>b-but if you disassemble the gun, look inside the slide at a part that doesn't come in contact with any other surfaces, you can see machine marks!
sign of autism.
>>30466490
Not an argument.
>>30466490
>that their kool-aid
once upon a time, that said "to taste their kool-aid" and it made sense.
