I'm looking at getting a .22 for plinking and am interested in the CZ 75 Kadet.  Can anyone here comment on these, good or bad, whatever your experiences have been.  Also, if I do decide to go this route am I better off to get a CZ75B in 9mm and buy the .22 conversion kit?  Thanks!

I'll tell you one thing, though I have never fired one, or even handled the 22Kadet:  If it is made by CZ, BUY IT.

Heck, with the money you'd save shooting .22LR over 9mm, you'll have it paid for in a month or less!

Edited to add:  Get the 9mm, then the conversion kit.  You WILL be glad you did.  The 9mm CZ75B is one of the most underrated pistols extant.  I rank them above SIG (whose pistols I love and trust) as far as workmanship.  No welds and stamps need apply here, boyo.  Plus, you can't beat carrying Cocked 'n' Locked with a double action pistola.

I've got one, and it ROCKS.

I got the 9 mm and added the Kadet kit. It requires some fitting, but not much.

At first, I experienced some fail to feed and fail to fire but they smoothed out shortly.

Its VERY accurate, and has a fully adjustable rear sight.

Like KPEL said, but ANTHING made by CZ. I've since added a 452 Varmint, and its incredible also.

I have the kit on a CZ75B. I't works great and is very accurate. I own six CZ fire arms and recommend them highly,

Quoted: I have the kit on a CZ75B. I't works great and is very accurate. I own six CZ fire arms and recommend them highly,

2 CZ's here ah 75B and a 75BCompact I want a 97 next. Excellent guns.  I'd get a 9mm and then get the conversion.  9mm milsurp is really cheap and IMO if your going to carry it better to practice w/something closer to your carry ammo.

another vote for the 9mm CZ-75. Love mine!

Dang - I'm gonna need another CZ now.

What should I get next??

I'm thinking 75B in 40 S&W.

Whadda ya think???