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CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W for sale
CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W for sale
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Guns International #: 103309963
Seller's Inventory #: 578492
Category - CZ
Pistols
- .40 S&W Pistols
CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103309963
Category - CZ
Pistols
- .40 S&W Pistols
CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W
Description: Guns Listing ID: 578492 CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions. Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs: Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W) Caliber: .40 S&W Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D). Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame). Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models. Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in) Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in) Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model Notes & practical points Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker. Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher. Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability. Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not. NOY Manufacturer: CZ Model: CZ 75 B Caliber Info: .40 S&W Condition: Used - Non-Certified Barrels: 4.6" BARREL Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC Finish: black Price: $454.99 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103309963
Seller's Inventory #: 578492
Category - CZ
Pistols
- .40 S&W Pistols
CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Guns International #: 103309963
Seller's Inventory #: 578492
Guns International #: 103309963
Seller's Inventory #: 578492
Category - CZ
Pistols
- .40 S&W Pistols
CZ CZ 75 B .40 S&W
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Description:
Guns Listing ID: 578492
CZ made full-size CZ 75-style pistols chambered in .40 S&W (usually marketed as CZ 75 B in .40 or similar model codes). These are basically the steel-frame, DA/SA CZ 75 design scaled for the larger .40 cartridge — heavier slide/frame and reduced magazine capacity compared with the 9mm versions.
Below are representative specs for a typical CZ 75 B in .40 S&W. Exact numbers vary by production year, country/market, and sub-variant (slide/finish, sights, whether it’s a competition or duty model). I can’t browse to confirm a specific factory sheet right now, so treat these as the usual factory ballpark specs:
Representative specs — CZ 75 B (.40 S&W)
Caliber: .40 S&W
Action: Short-recoil, locked-breech; DA/SA (double-action first shot, single-action subsequent shots). “B" denotes the firing-pin (drop) safety. Some variants swap the manual safety for a decocker (D).
Frame / Slide: Steel frame and steel slide (typical for CZ 75 full-size models). Internal slide rails (slide rides inside frame).
Barrel length: ~117 mm (˜4.6 in) — common full-size length used on many CZ 75 models.
Overall length: ~206–210 mm (˜8.1–8.3 in)
Height: ~140–150 mm (˜5.5–5.9 in) depending on sights / magazine baseplate
Width: ~38–40 mm (˜1.5–1.6 in)
Unloaded weight: ~1,100–1,250 g (˜38.8–44 oz) — heavier than the 9mm version due to the larger slide and stronger springs
Magazine capacity (typical): commonly 10–12 rounds for standard double-stack .40 magazines; exact capacity depends on magazine design and legal limits in some regions
Sights: Dovetail front/rear; typical factory 3-dot or plain sights; many owners fit adjustable or night sights aftermarket
Trigger: DA first-pull heavier (~9–12 lbf typical) and lighter SA pull (~3.5–5 lbf typical) — factory values vary with year/variant
Safety features: Manual thumb safety on many B-models plus firing-pin block; some versions have a decocker or both depending on variant
Finish options: Blued/black, stainless, parkerized, and aftermarket coatings on some examples
Accessory rail: Original CZ 75 full-size standard models often did not have Picatinny rails; some later/tactical variants (SP-01, Tactical) added rails — check the specific model
Notes & practical points
Capacity vs 9mm: Expect a lower magazine capacity than the 9×19mm CZ 75 (~15–16 rounds in 9mm) because .40 S&W is thicker.
Recoil/feel: .40 S&W produces snappier recoil than 9mm; steel construction helps tame it but felt recoil and slide mass are noticeably higher.
Parts & mags: .40 S&W magazines and some slide/barrel parts are different from 9mm CZ 75 parts—don’t assume interchangeability.
Variants: CZ offered several platform derivatives (compact, tactical, SP-01, Shadow, etc.); availability of a factory .40 variant depends on model and market. Some markets got dedicated .40 models; others did not.
NOY
Manufacturer: CZ
Model: CZ 75 B
Caliber Info: .40 S&W
Condition: Used - Non-Certified
Barrels: 4.6" BARREL
Action: SEMI AUTOMATIC
Finish: black
Price: $454.99
Contact Seller
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