CZ

The newly released CZ 75 Legend recreates the original CZ 75 almost part for part, bringing back the pistol that reshaped the service‑handgun market in the 1970s.

The decision follows an open international tender and represents one of the most significant contracts in CZ’s modern history.

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.