Can anyone compare the CZ RAMI to...
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IMHP, the RAMI is as good as the SIG and better than the others. I own 5 CZ pistols and have never had any malfunction of any kind with any of them . Thousands of rounds of everything from Commie junk ammo to Win White Box to my own crappy reloads without a hiccup.
Recoil is subjective and seems different to different to all shooters. Check the various manufactuers web sights for info on capacity, weight, length, etc.
Flame suit on so fire away folks.
Recoil is subjective and seems different to different to all shooters. Check the various manufactuers web sights for info on capacity, weight, length, etc.
Flame suit on so fire away folks.
Jiml3
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The CZ Rami, the Kahr P9 and the Sig P239 are all very good choices and are all 9mm. Stay away from the .380 which is a blow back recoil.
The Kahr P9 is the thinnest and has a very smooth double action only trigger.
It's the best of the 3 for concealed carry.
The CZ Rami is a bit thicker with a da/sa trigger. A very reliable gun and a lot
less pricey than the other two.
The Sig P239 is da/sa trigger and very smooth. The barrel slide is in my opinion
thick and I don't like for in waist concealed carry. It also only holds 7 rounds.
All very good guns, but you should see which points naturally and feels the best in your hand before choosing.
The Kahr P9 is the thinnest and has a very smooth double action only trigger.
It's the best of the 3 for concealed carry.
The CZ Rami is a bit thicker with a da/sa trigger. A very reliable gun and a lot
less pricey than the other two.
The Sig P239 is da/sa trigger and very smooth. The barrel slide is in my opinion
thick and I don't like for in waist concealed carry. It also only holds 7 rounds.
All very good guns, but you should see which points naturally and feels the best in your hand before choosing.
I don't have a RAMI, but I have 2 other CZ's and used to own a Kahr P9.
The CZ has a DA/SA trigger, while the Kahr is a very smooth DAO.
CZ has traditional land and groove barrel while the Kahr has a hexagonal (I think) barrel
The grip shape of the 2 is very similar, but the Kahr is significantly thinner (less than 1 inch)
Kahr holds 7+1, CZ holds 10+1 (but can take the 16 rounders from the 75B or the 14 rounders from the compacts)
Both are high quality weapons. I would not hesitate to carry either.
The CZ has a DA/SA trigger, while the Kahr is a very smooth DAO.
CZ has traditional land and groove barrel while the Kahr has a hexagonal (I think) barrel
The grip shape of the 2 is very similar, but the Kahr is significantly thinner (less than 1 inch)
Kahr holds 7+1, CZ holds 10+1 (but can take the 16 rounders from the 75B or the 14 rounders from the compacts)
Both are high quality weapons. I would not hesitate to carry either.
wvshooter
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I have a Rami 2075 in 9mm with DA/SA cocked and locked capability, a Sigma 9ve and the Bersa Thunder 380. Sorry no Sig.
or Kahr P9.
I thought the Bersa had a lot of recoil for a 380. It is a go bang everytime gun, just don't run weak ammo thru it like I did. It doesn't cycle well with weak ammo. Any factory ammo should be fine, I was shooting some weak reloads. Very concealable, feels good in the hand and very accurate. In single action the trigger pull weight is very light. This is one of those cases where low price has nothing to do with quality. If you like 380 it's a fine gun.
The Sigma 9ve is another very reliable shooter. Grip feel very comfortable. Recoil is light. It has a longish trigger reset after the round is fired. The long trigger reset is a challenge for rapid fire but like anything else can be mastered with lots of practice. Little bit like a revolver trigger. Of course it's Double Action Only. The gun's rounded edges work well for concealed carry. Feels lighter and smaller on the body than it actually is. I'm sure it's the trigger, but I'm not very accurate with the Sigma unless I really try.
The Rami feels chunky in the hand. It's all metal and is a little heavy considering it's size. I am very accurate with the Rami possibly because of it's single action trigger pull. The trigger on my particular gun is just sweet. Great feel and great pull weight. Also short trigger reset. I think the bbl is only 3.5" but I can hit a pop bottle pretty regularly at 20'. Pretty remarkable for a sub compact. Recoil is low due to weight of gun. When I first got the Rami I was having some failures to feed/eject. The problem seems to have gone away however. The last 200-300 rounds, both FMJ and JHP have been flawless.
or Kahr P9.
I thought the Bersa had a lot of recoil for a 380. It is a go bang everytime gun, just don't run weak ammo thru it like I did. It doesn't cycle well with weak ammo. Any factory ammo should be fine, I was shooting some weak reloads. Very concealable, feels good in the hand and very accurate. In single action the trigger pull weight is very light. This is one of those cases where low price has nothing to do with quality. If you like 380 it's a fine gun.
The Sigma 9ve is another very reliable shooter. Grip feel very comfortable. Recoil is light. It has a longish trigger reset after the round is fired. The long trigger reset is a challenge for rapid fire but like anything else can be mastered with lots of practice. Little bit like a revolver trigger. Of course it's Double Action Only. The gun's rounded edges work well for concealed carry. Feels lighter and smaller on the body than it actually is. I'm sure it's the trigger, but I'm not very accurate with the Sigma unless I really try.
The Rami feels chunky in the hand. It's all metal and is a little heavy considering it's size. I am very accurate with the Rami possibly because of it's single action trigger pull. The trigger on my particular gun is just sweet. Great feel and great pull weight. Also short trigger reset. I think the bbl is only 3.5" but I can hit a pop bottle pretty regularly at 20'. Pretty remarkable for a sub compact. Recoil is low due to weight of gun. When I first got the Rami I was having some failures to feed/eject. The problem seems to have gone away however. The last 200-300 rounds, both FMJ and JHP have been flawless.
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