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FALPhil · December 22, 2012, 06:14 PM

You need a CZ 75. Having been a 1911 guy for decades, the CZ is the WunderNine that makes the transition the easiest. I carry mine cocked and locked just like my 1911s.

Now, you need to understand that the CZ has a pretty bad trigger as they come from the factory, like a lot of 1911s I have owned. Fortunately, it is a lot easier to perform a trigger job on a CZ than it is a 1911. With parts from Cajun Gun Works, you can make a CZ trigger feel like an Ed Brown in single action mode.

December 22, 2012, 06:14 PM	#9
FALPhil Senior Member Join Date: September 10, 2007 Location: Racoon City Posts: 934	You need a CZ 75. Having been a 1911 guy for decades, the CZ is the WunderNine that makes the transition the easiest. I carry mine cocked and locked just like my 1911s. Now, you need to understand that the CZ has a pretty bad trigger as they come from the factory, like a lot of 1911s I have owned. Fortunately, it is a lot easier to perform a trigger job on a CZ than it is a 1911. With parts from Cajun Gun Works, you can make a CZ trigger feel like an Ed Brown in single action mode.