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marine6680 · September 27, 2012, 05:17 PM

Yeah... the CZ 75 Line of pistols is well know as being very accurate.

I can do 2 inch groups with my CZ in 9mm at 10 yards all the time without even trying too hard. If I actually focus on accuracy, I can get it lower.

The CZ makes me look good.

I have seen the standard CZ 75 going for $450-500 online for the basic black... with fancier finishes it can go up to $500-550.

The SP-01 is $600 online.

For other brands... it really depends on the brand, the shop, and how high the MSRP is to begin with... its easier to discount $100 on a $800 MSRP than on a $300 MSRP.

I find that $75-100 is about average for pistols in the $500-800 MSRP range, when shopping from a good shop.

Budsgunshop.com tends to have some of the best prices online... with a few smaller more obscure sites having sales on individual models on occasion that you might find and can take advantage of.

September 27, 2012, 05:17 PM	#39
marine6680 Senior Member Join Date: July 24, 2012 Posts: 361	Yeah... the CZ 75 Line of pistols is well know as being very accurate. I can do 2 inch groups with my CZ in 9mm at 10 yards all the time without even trying too hard. If I actually focus on accuracy, I can get it lower. The CZ makes me look good. I have seen the standard CZ 75 going for $450-500 online for the basic black... with fancier finishes it can go up to $500-550. The SP-01 is $600 online. For other brands... it really depends on the brand, the shop, and how high the MSRP is to begin with... its easier to discount $100 on a $800 MSRP than on a $300 MSRP. I find that $75-100 is about average for pistols in the $500-800 MSRP range, when shopping from a good shop. Budsgunshop.com tends to have some of the best prices online... with a few smaller more obscure sites having sales on individual models on occasion that you might find and can take advantage of.