CZ Rami?

[megatronrules]

I'm looking at one of these in .40 its a new current production gun. Its the da/sa model not the BD model. For those here who own one of these,how do you like it? I owned a cz p01 9mm that was a great gun and I rami fits my hands nicely. However I have no experience with this particular model.

 

[Shoot66]

I can´t say about the .40 cal. I owned Poly 9x19, carried it for a few years. It was a fine handgun. Reliable, easy to CC, especially with the shorter mag, and accurate.
I recall that the early light alloy frames sometimes struggled with the .40 S&W wear, but I believe the CZ sorted that out after a year or two.

 

[JDGray]

Had a 40B which is the full-size version, fantastic weapon!

 

[CNobbe]

I had a BD in 9mm, alloy frame. Very good quality gun. Came with night sights, and for the price it was a great deal...a tad higher than a new Glock 27.

 

[herkyguy]

I've been eyeing the for quite some time. They seem to get great reviews and the price point seems more than fair.

 

[CNobbe]

Cool thing about all of the metal framed CZs...the Kadet upper can be used on them... Here's my RAMI in .22LR

 

[Walt Sherrill]

Cool thing about all of the metal framed CZs...the Kadet upper can be used on them... Here's my RAMI in .22LR

Not all. Just MOST.

CZ-40B or CZ-40P... (and the CZ-97, of course) can't use the Kadet Kit. The 40P uses the 40B slide, and a modified version of the P-01 frame. (That suggests a bigger difference between the RAMI, too.)

Some of the earlier versions of pre-Bs can't use the Kadet Kit, either: the hammer on some of the older ones are too wide to fit in the notch on the rear of the Kadet Kit -- it can't contact the firing pin.

All of the other metal framed 9mms and .40 should work.

 

[chris in va]

Ironically my Kadet slide fits on my 97B just fine, but the fire control parts dont line up.