CZ

CZ’s 600+ Alpha in .243 Win blends a crisp 1.4 lb single-stage trigger, controlled-feed reliability, and a quick-change barrel system. We shot groups, ran offhand drills, and pushed real hunting loads to see what this rifle actually does on target.

The CZ Shadow 2 Carry brings the heart of a match gun to an EDC-sized package. It keeps the ergonomics and shootability that made the Shadow line a favorite, then trims the footprint to Glock-19 territory and adds a drop-safe, decocker-equipped SA/DA system that makes sense for concealment.

The rifles feature a new bolt design with a short 60-degree throw for faster cycling and improved ergonomics.

We will compare and contrast both the CZ 75 and the CZ P01 and see how each does from a shooting perspective.

Whether you’re after innovation, compatibility, or just good old American steel, there’s a sidearm here worth a second look.

The Shadow 2 Carry blends the proven performance of the competition-dominating Shadow 2 with smart upgrades aimed squarely at everyday carry (EDC) users.

New Colt Pythons circa 2020 still feature the distinct aesthetics of the original iconic snake, like the vent-rib under lug barrel, but newer guns have an updated mechanism, different sights, and a beefier frame.

One of the most noticeable updates to the CZ P-09 C Nocturne is its new grip texture. CZ has improved the grip texture, which now covers more surface area, making it easier to maintain a firm hold on the pistol.

MSRP for the CZ P-09 Nocturne is $549.