**Which CZ?
Any problems with jams? ***
A Tanofglio Italian production way back iin 1983.
No jams.
I held a CZ75 recently and the grip distance from the back of the grip to the trigger was still too far, one quarter of an inch too long for me.
The BHP and 1911 fit perfectly.
The CZ75 is a beautiful piece of machinery. I should get a CZ version just to say I have one.
Probably the biggest reason so many departments chose the Glock is as follows.
The darn things work every time. You load the mag, insert, charge the weapon, pull the trigger, and it goes bang.
I have a G17 and a G26. Both work always. Never had a failure of any sort.
Although I sometimes contemplate upping my caliber to the Glock 30, in 45 acp, or one of those new 45 GAP models,I've never really considered deviating from carrying the Glock.
When a goblin is climbing in your bedroom window at 4 am, that isn't the time to wonder if your pistol on the night stand will go off.
I know, I know, there is a shotgun in my locked closet, but I gotta have time to get to it.
The reason they are having trouble is probably some bastardized New York trigger abomination.
Remember the words of Deputy Marshal Sam Gerard, in the film U.S. Marshals, who opined..."Get yourself a Glock, and get rid of that nickel-plated sissy pistol."