I've shot just over 400 rounds through my CZ-75 Compact in the last three weeks, and have decided after going through break-in that I'm not fond of the trigger enough to keep the handgun. It's the polymer-coated steel version, with the safety instead of the decocker. It's as clean as a whistle and works perfectly.

New in box price was $452.

I'd like to trade it for a P99 Walther. How much do you guys think it's worth?

Fuck the Walther keep the CZ.  

Total round count?  
Visible ware?

Pics?  whole gun and guts of gun.  
How many mags?

At $450 NIB you paid about $30 to much, without seeing it I would say $350-370  

 

Quoted: Fuck the Walther keep the CZ.   Total round count?   Visible ware? Pics?  whole gun and guts of gun.   How many mags? At $450 NIB you paid about $30 to much, without seeing it I would say $350-370

It's like 422 rounds. No visible wear in any way, shape, or form. I got it in the plastic, and it looks like that still! The mags are 10 rounders.

Here's some pics:

. for day crew.

You should sell it for $136 to me.  

if you dont want it, you can send it to me

i will pay shipping and take it off your hands  



edited for my horrendus typing errors  

Quoted: +1 on keeping it over the walther. had both still have the cz. much more accurate pistol. the trigger can be worked by someone with the skilz. used cz's have very poor resale. in like new condition here 350.00 would be pushing it.

Thanks for the help, TBS!

I sent my CZ 75 SA to Jim at http://www.miossigunworks.com for an action job.  He has someone making oversized sears that are made of a much harder metal than what CZ uses.  The CZ sear will wear in some after cutting different angles and such so you have to be careful how much you take off to take this into account.  The hard sear fixes this so it can be cut and polished and won't change a bit in the break in period.  My trigger breaks very crisp somewhere between 3.75-4lbs.  I have tried it with various ammo and never have shallow prime strikes.

The action job looks expensive but it's much more than a trigger job.