CZ 75 vs Sig P226

[sparkyfender]

I own both.

Enjoy the CZ much more than my 226.

 

[Birds Away]

I have owned both. I still, and will always, own the CZ.

 

[gunman41mag]

I had both guns, The CZ-75 fit my had better, & it has a frame mounted safety, sold the sig & kept the CZ-75

 

[nemo97]

Responding to a post about CZs eating any ammo without issue... I found Aguila 124 grain FMJ to give feeding issues.. as in not fully feeding into the firing chamber, though it still went boom when manually coerced. I o w n only a Sig 220 for comparison's sake between the two makes. Love the Sig ergos, love the way the CZ feels in my hand.

 

[evanrw61]

I haved owned both. I still have the 75. It always goes in the range bag. If I'm having an off day at the range, I know a few clips thru the 75 will increase my confidence.

 

[U.S. Patriot]

In my opinion, the CZ is a better gun overall. I owned a Sig at one time and did not like the trigger. I also do not like where the slide release is located. I kept hitting it thinking it was the decocker like on my FNP.

 

[jrwca]

I haven't shot the Sig, but I love my CZ 75B. It's just a nice shooting gun all around. When I take it out with friends, it tends to be the preferred gun.

 

[HJezler]

tough choice, both great guns!

 

[kazaam]

Gonna make a decision within the next week! Still between these two.

Stainless CZ 75 B or Sig P226 Elite Stainless

 

[Rob377]

If you decide you want a 226ST, I might know a guy....

 

[melensdad]

Gonna make a decision within the next week! Still between these two.

Stainless CZ 75 B or Sig P226 Elite Stainless

Got to be the CZ

Here are some of my stainless CZ 75 B pistols . . .

 

[Tamara]

As low as SIG has sunk, it's still standing on CZ's head in the lake of fire.

 

[melensdad]

As low as SIG has sunk, it's still standing on CZ's head in the lake of fire.

WTF does that mean?

Worldwide CZ is far more popular. CZ is carried by more military and police.

 

[Tamara]

Worldwide CZ is far more popular. CZ is carried by more military and police.

Okay, and...?

The Crown Vic is driven by more police than the M5, but that doesn't make it a better car. (Not that either the current production CeeZed 75 or P226 is an M5, mind you, so the analogy is imprecise... :o )

 

[kawtech87]

As low as SIG has sunk, it's still standing on CZ's head in the lake of fire.

Stop picking on my 2 favorite guns! It makes me has a sad.


Sad that you would limit yourself from shooting some of the finest pistols on the planet.

Oh well more for us! Continue on hating CZ and Sig.

 

[melensdad]

Still curious what your first post was supposed to mean or imply.

Clearly the quality of the CZ is exceptional. You said that Sig had sunk.

The CZ is the worlds most popular military/police handgun because it works. And it works very well.

 

[kawtech87]

Still curious what your first post was supposed to mean or imply.

Clearly the quality of the CZ is exceptional. You said that Sig had sunk.

The CZ is the worlds most popular military/police handgun because it works. And it works very well.

Agreed. The CZ 75 has proven time and time again to be one of the worlds most reliable and accurate pistols. The current production CZ 75B only differs slightly with the addition of a firing pin block saftey which has proven to hinder niether the reliability, accuracy, or the trigger of the CZ flagship pistol.

Sig has sunk but not so very far or the SEAL teams would find a new pistol, Or so one would hope.

 

[Fordtough25]

My Sig P226 runs great, don't own a CZ. Nothing wrong with them from what I see on here though,

 

[Rob377]

Agreed. The CZ 75 has proven time and time again to be one of the worlds most reliable and accurate pistols. The current production CZ 75B only differs slightly with the addition of a firing pin block saftey which has proven to hinder niether the reliability, accuracy, or the trigger of the CZ flagship pistol.

Sig has sunk but not so very far or the SEAL teams would find a new pistol, Or so one would hope.

The FPB adds a bit of pull weight and reset distance. Not all that much, and you'd have to be a fairly experienced and skilled shooter to even notice, but it's enough that the competition crowd prefers the non-FPB equipped Shadows.

 

[kawtech87]

The FPB adds a bit of pull weight and reset distance. Not all that much, and you'd have to be a fairly experienced and skilled shooter to even notice, but it's enough that the competition crowd prefers the non-FPB equipped Shadows.

Im nowhere close to being a competition shooter, and Ive never fired a non-FPB CZ75. So to me and most shooters like me, it makes little difference. The closest thing that Ive shot would be a Series 70 1911 vs Series 80 1911. I know the 80 has an FPB but I cant really tell a difference in trigger pull.

She (Tamara, Im assuming She) still hasnt given any explanation as to why she feels the way she does about CZ or Sig. In my experiance both are awesome guns. The only real blemish I see against Sig is the P250 line.