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CZ 75 SP-01: The Czech Answer to a 2011?
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THE CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical. It's a very interesting gun. It's heavy. It has an extremely low bore axis. And the net result is a gun that shoots very soft......it really does have an awesome recoil impulse. And priced around $700, it begs the question......is it as good as a 2011?
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Manually decocking the SP-01 is not as scary or dangerous as one might think. If you dry fire (and you should), then you canwork decocking into those practice sessions and you’ll never have an issue 🤷🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️
100% agreeed!
Yeah thats how I learned, now I can confidently and reliably do it one handed.
Manually decocking is really no big deal. I totally agree. I’ve done it with my cz’s for a while. Cz 82 and cz 75 b. People tend to think it’s really scary and sketchy but it’s better than appendix concealed carrying a striker…which is way more sketchier than some realize.
I'm sure you know there is a decocker version or someone else mentioned it in the comments. To me the SP-01 is the best ergonomic firearm on the market, what CZ is know for.
This is a far assessment.
The Cz sp o1 tactical has the manual decocker, the regular sp-01 doesn’t have a manual safety but does have a manual safety like a 1911 does
The Cz sp o1 tactical has the manual decocker, the regular sp-01 doesn’t have a manual safety but does have a manual safety like a 1911 does
@@Chris09978 I have a SP-01 it is a safety version that can be cocked and locked or you can let the hammer down safely and shoot from double action. NO it not like a 1911where it locks the slide.
@@KeanonGilliamSlang369 talking about how both 1911 and Cz 75 both have a manual safety, quick question about the Sp-01 can you get that customized by Cz cause I may need to do a few practical customization to it, I need to be left handed lol, yes I’m southpaw, and can you safely shoot the Sp-01 in single action without wearing out the trigger spring cause that’s a common issue I’ve heard when it comes to the shadow series
Playing with fire? Seriously? Very funny. Do you have a decocker on revolver? Or what about lever-action rifle? Sometimes I like to kinda provoke people of your sort saying: "What is a decocker for anyway? If you have your thumb you don't need it, if not you can't use it." And of course I don't mean it really seriously-each to his own and I don't want to push my habits or opinions to others-, however there were tens or perhaps hundreds of gun types working in SA/DA mode without a decocker and they all worked and were used just fine. The original CZ-75 is an excellent example.
Out of my CZs the newest two are P-09 and P-01 which both come with Omega trigger that allows to choose either decocker or safety, and I have installed safety on both and still am using them in SA/DA mode (P-01 being currently my main carry gun). I decock them with my strong hand thumb, that is one-handedly, exactly as I've been doing it with my revolvers and my 1911s for decades.
Greetings from Prague, Czechia.
Completely agreed. However, I share the same concern the guy had at first. I was worried about decocking it since my Shadow 2 didn't even have a fire pin safety on it. But what I did was practiced at home with an empty gun and now I'm pretty good at it and can do it almost second nature.
You have to think about how the fire pin works. It is not sitting on the primer but instead it has to travel a considerable distance to strike the primer. The hammer will strike the fire pin hard such that it hyperextends a little out the fire pin hole to strike the primer. It takes a considerable force to do that and when you have your thumb over the hammer to ride it, it blunts that force a little such that it won't do that.
Your comment about revolvers made me remember about Colt SAA. When they first came out, the hammer would sit directly on the cap and what would happen is if something hit the hammer, it could fire the gun. So what early people did was kept an empty chamber such that the hammer can be let down on the empty chamber. Later models wouldn't do this. You just have to understand the mechanics of your firearms to really understand if something is safe or not.
You also bring up an excellent point. I hate how youtubers review firearms they don't actually own. It's good the guy disclosed that but at the same time I feel that is unfair because you're going to compare it to a firearm you have and see how it stacks up with that. And that was exactly what the guy did. The CZ75 is quite possibly the best 9mm pistol you can buy and it's very hard to beat. But it is not as popular in the USA for some reason as it is in other parts of the world.
I have a P09, which is SA/DA with decocker, and a Shadow 2, which is similar to this firearm with DA/SA and safety. Both are very well made and shoot incredibly well.
I have one and I Love it it is accurate as heck right off the bat, I don't have any problems with the weight, I will be keeping it as my every day carry
when you're dropping the hammer only pull the trigger to release the hammer then get your finger off the trigger. that way if it slips it will still catch in half cocked.
The SP01 is by far my favorite gun. This channel is quickly becoming my favorite gun channel.
My god, a positive comment on this vid? Lol, you're in the minority
FYI, the mecgar magazines (higher quality IMO) are 17rnd flush fit and 19rnd with the little extension.
Nice
Mecgar makes the magazines for cz
Your videos are great. Just FYI they do make a version of this called the tactical with a decocker. Also most people change out the grips to lok grips or CZ aluminum grips. People love CZs because you can get a stock version get better sights and a trigger job and you have a fairly budget level gun that performs very well for the money invested.
You are no Judge Barnet with all those notes Next and BTW a true SP01 tactical has a decocker , have one .
Yep! And its Urban Grey. I love mine. Been my go to pistol for 3 years now.
I have an SP01 tactical as well and that is the decocker version. The one that he is testing here is a standard SP01 and an absolutely spectacular gun.
mine does
What is awesome about this firearm, is the ability to purchase (now used/ preowned), a .22 Kadet kit for it. In less than one minute, you can convert from a 9mm to a .22lr, and with the weight, it is a tack driver. Great platform!
Funny how the Cz 75 came out earlier than a 2011 and more reliable than a 2011 and less finicky, also the Cz sp-01 is meant to be shot in DA/SA if you keep shooting it in SA it will wear out the trigger spring faster of course you can get everything you want from Cz on their 75 series and they will do it
My understanding was the contrary that shooting it too often in DA will cause accelerated wear to your spring.
@@jooles4639 from what I have heard is that shooting it in SA will wear out the springs and you mentioning shooting it in DA is not really possible constant DA is not because the first shot it DA and the rest is SA that’s why I said DA/SA as one trigger mechanism if that makes sense.
The model of SP-01 that I own is a variation commonly known as the Phantom, and it came with a cheap light, decocker, and is considerably lighter than the standard. Bad news: CZ discontinued production in 2019
Excellent points on the standard SP01! Vid was excellent, thanks for sharing your thoughts on the SP01. Dang you always make me laugh. Thanks 1911SYN, keep em up!!
Thanks for the video man, gonna look more into it
You don’t need to manually drop the hammer all the way to decock it. If you take you finger off the trigger after releasing the hammer then let go of the hammer with your thumb it will go into half cocked. There’s a hammer safety on these guns.
Since some of us are stuck behind California lines, we can only get the manual Safety version. But is it possible to install a Decocker in the manual safety version?
CZs are my all-time favorite gun makers.....
Nice CZ, I own CZ P-09 Tactical. Definitely would like to pick up a metal framed CZ. It sounds like you're saying " bore access", I think you're looking for the term " bore axis"
I think that is just his accent. Like how some people say nuke u lar
Honestly, too many manufacturers get away with substandard or no checkering.
Doggo! 🐾🐾
You HAVE to try it with Lok grips.. completely changes the gun for the better.
I agree I put them on my p01. I also did a cajun kit.
My favorite pistol on my favorite gun channel! Life is good!
Grand ole time
You should see if you can get the .45 ACP equivalent of this, the CZ 97, for a review
Glad somebody mentioned this, I just bought one and I'm amazed by it.
Love my SP01...I have the non-decocker..which I think is better then the decocker..you can do so much more..CZ LOVE...grips, trigger, etc...
Your "subscribe" pitch got me. New sub LOL. PS- the SP-01 is a workhorse!! Great vid.
Haha welcome
Mine is the nsn numbered with a decocker. My p09 urban grey is pretty fun too. Surprised they don't get more love, 21+1, hammer, and decocker.
If it has a Safety, it is not the Tactical model; It is just called the CZ75 SP-01, not the CZ75 SP-01 Tactical. The SP-01 Tactical has ambidextrous decockers, I have several of each so can attest.
Mine is the Decocker model it is s CZ 75 SPO1 tactical
@@richards.mchardy3556 love mine. It is my go to pistol.
First time watching your vids... Thank you for the frank, down to earth review. Currently thinking about a CZ SP01 Tactical as a retirement gift for myself after 12 years working corrections. Like your style/presentation and look forward to more.
Thanks man we’ll try to keep you entertained
Great view and comparison to the 1911/2011 platform. Personally, having short stubby fingers, I prefer the CZ grip to the 2011 grip.
Sick gun. I love my P09 (:
I just bought Lok grips for mine and so much better. And it was already my favorite pistol. $80 of CGW parts brought the DA trigger pull down significantly. Along with 1000 grit polish on lots of parts. After a good solid years of good use.
What parts did you sand down?
@@swae_rza this is pretty well diy I followed. Including the flitz and a dremel. If you have a decocker only please get a slave pin and use it. And only replace the spring and sear when if you do for upgrades its a pita.
www.texasguntalk.com/threads/break-down-and-polish-of-cz-75-sp01-tactical-75-bd-p01.30231/
@@voltairee3012 hey! Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.
Please Any advice for duty holster for my CZSP01 DA/SA.. (level 2/level 3)??
It’s more comparable to the Beretta 92 series and Sig P226. I just don’t see a comparison between this and a 2011. Maybe the shadow 2.
@Earl Lee Yeah apples and oranges, they’re both fruits. Very similar.
My P-01 is stock but it’s pretty great after 8000 rounds and upgraded sights and grips. My SP-01 is a production shooter tricked out after 6k rounds with CGW and CZC parts , custom disconnector and a focused polishing . It’s my blue collar 1911 and it’s amazing. Can’t afford a 2011 and this is good enough for me.
If you like this one, you should try out the P09 sir.
DA/SA Or S/A only, 19 +1. Super fun gun and at a great price.
Without question my favorite carry pistol, and the pistol I hand to students trying to learn the fundamentals so they can understand how their heavier trigger pull is something they’re gonna have to fundamentally overcome, and to prove that they aren’t as terrible at shooting as they initially thought - it’s just that something a G43x is tough one to learn on haha
Great review
I stopped beating around the bush and installed some Cajun Gun Works parts in my SP-01, along with some slim Lok Grips. Now I have a SAO duty gun with a nice trigger and excellent ergos. It is as reliable as a sun rise, and the weight and ergos keep it super flat and fast. I carry full-size guns anyways because I don't like the ergos of tiny handguns. With a Kore gun belt and Craft Leather, I carry my SP-01 regularly. It is the only 9mm that has ever inspired me enough to actually bump my Glock 20 out of line every once in a while. I love my SP-01 a little more every time I hold it.
I’m in the CZ fan boi club.
They produce well designed and nicely executed firearms.
I have a Shadow 2 and fire in double action. I hold the hammer and keep the muzzle pointed down range. I’d like to compete someday and have to start in double. I am trying to get some rounds through it before I put in my Cajun trigger and shooting a couple of boxes through it made my hand hurt. I’m guessing because it is steel and doesn’t absorb some of the explosion.
I carry my sp01 daily iwb. I love it
I’m dying that this is actually just a whole ass commercial for their real estate company 🤣☠️ But like they’re making great points about the SP01 🤔👌🏽
The gun is much better with aftermarket G-10 grips.
And a Cajun Gunworks trigger job
A much fairer comparison to a 2011 would be a CZ 75 SP01 Bull Shadow (all tricked out by CZ Custom). Those are about $1750 and still much less than any 2011 than I can think of.
Definitely. I got mine fron hogue.
I'll put some grips on you big daddy
I hate when people reach.. what if you hand slips 🥴
If you liked/enjoyed the SP-01 you should give the Shadow 2 a try ..
Shadow 2 Orange ... now we're cookin with gas.
Love the metal CZ’s
Yes it is a DA/SA gun lol. If you send it out to Cajun gun works they can make the trigger absolutely amazing 5-6 pounds DA and about 3 pounds SA. They do amazing work.
So I’ve heard
Good comparison between a 2011 and the CZ, but I’ll pay the CZ price over the 2011 any day. Even with a Cajun Gunworks trigger setup I’m still less in the hole. Btw, if it is a tactical it should have a decocker, Cheers!
I tustve gotten mixed up, sure thought this was the tactical, must not
How do you like it as a lefty
Great video! Thanks
I like mine a lot, was looking at this and a 92FS and went for the CZ because it was a $200 difference (right about $700). Half the reason I like is so much is that it feels substantial and now I don't need to go to the hardware store for a hammer - I can just use the CZ.
Well call it as you wish but yeah I carry a blue henning sp01 tactical with a 21rd mag whenever I go to Walmart or anywhere else 😂 my favorite handgun for sure
Great channel brother keep on the good work. Btw you need to need to try the shadow 2 SA. Now that’s as close you can get to a staccato for $1000 less. Again you need to need to check on of those and do a vid. I’ll blow your mind for $1300 what that gun is.
Great stuff. Commenting to help the algorithm.
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This is the first gun review that ever put me to sleep 😴
You’re welcome
When I was getting my first handgun I handled this pistol and loved the trigger and ergonomics. I'd likely be a CZ guy today had I realized how ridiculous a deal it was @ $600.
Really is
dude i got mine for 650 on 1-22-22 with tridium night sights and fiber built in from truglow. I saw it and didnt even call the wife, i said fuck it she will see it when i get home lmao
@@arkgaming8785 Now I must go to Gunbroker.
@@theworldisnotenough absolutely worth it
@@arkgaming8785bout to do this exact thing 😂
"Is that a bobcat... thats a bobcat.... oh..its doggo"
I too am correct handed. That black thumb looks familiar!
Did you try shooting it without that 1986 Maglite hanging off the end of it? Do you not get the monthly O-Light "special sale" emails?
Thankfully I do not
Street price for these is more like $550-600. It's a steal for that. Most commonly in the "Tactical" variant which does have a decocker. Shadow variants will start at $850 and go up from there.
@E4K 133 Haha, of course I ended up citing 2018-2019 prices. These days? Who knows.
@@heeebeeegeeebeee 2022 = $943... :( still a good gun though
@@balint133 Yeah it seems to me that CZ's seem to vary wildly in price with political climate, unlike some of the other mainstream guns. I'm glad I got my brand new Shadow for $750 back a few years ago. I suspect that if we're patient we'll see reasonable prices on CZ's again in the future some time.
Wow last time I came this early I got made fun of
Loser
Don't let them talk down to you, papa got your back
So from what I understand where the CZ sp-01 fits in is apparently several European countries that used the CZ 75 which is been around for quite some time and is a tried-and-true platform those countries went to CZ in the Czech Republic and said we love the cz-75 but we want to update it, we want an updated version of the cz-75 that can compete with the Beretta M9 A1 and the end result was the CZ sp-01. So hands down if you're going to compare it to something throw it up against fair competition in the Beretta 92fs series. At least you're comparing Apples to Apples instead of comparing it to something like a 2011 or 1911 which is kind of apples to oranges the 1911 and 2011 is always going to have a better trigger because it's Single Action.
Love the channel
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I wanted this gun until I bought a CZ P-01. Not a bad gun but I already had an LTT Beretta. I would have had to get the full bag of trigger upgrades from Cajun Gunworks, and new grips, and new sights to get it close to the LTT Beretta. I got a Centurion for $712 on Gunbroker. No need to spend ~$1000. If I bought a SP-01 first and trained with it I likely would have been a CZ only household. I like the brand enough to buy a CZ-P07 to customize as a fun gun.
'What if your hands were lubed up?' 🤣🤣💀
Valid question
Big problem for guys that are all "lubed up" from watching porn videos. The gun might slip out of hand after yanking your crank.
Bring plenty of towels
Review Request: Wilson Combat EDCX9 and EDCX9S. Think you'll be pleasantly surprised :) Thanks, love the channel!
It’s in the list
@@1911syndicate I usually wait until your reviews to go buy stuff but I couldn't resist this one, haha. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Merry Christmas, guys!
Jake, you should try a LTT Beretta 92! I would love to see if you can find a negative on that pistol
Working on it now
This is a very nice gun. Like all cz’s
"I mean could you carry it concealed? Sure. Would you want to? Probably not"
Haha yeah. Don't mind me over here appendix carrying my SP01 tactical w/ X300u
Great gun
Lol if your hands are lubed up 😂 I love it
I never understood the theory behind a double action without a decocker. Yes, you get second strike capabilities, and they are great for dry fire, but I have the decocker versions of both the P01 and SP01, both Cajunized and cut for Optic. I also have a Staccato and the CZ Cajun triggers will give a 1911 trigger a good run for the money. Nothing beats a 1911 trigger, but a DA/SA Custom CZ trigger is very very close. A decocker, 6lb DA, 3lb SA is a SWEET combination.
Commenting, because it really helps.
I start USPSA stages with the hammer down. It’s simple, you roll the hammer on your thumb. I carry a P01 with the hammer down. I never use the safety. I do use the decocker.
Thinking about selling mine. It’s the actual tactical model, the black one though. It’s a badass gun but I almost always just conceal carry and this thing would be a nightmare to conceal carry lol. Just having it as a range toy isn’t enough for me.
You should look into getting the baby brother of the sp01, the Cz P01. It's a 3.75 inch barrel, with a much smaller size also, recoil is still very manageable and it's EXTREMELY accurate even with it's smaller size. It's PERFECT for concealed carry, the IDEAL choice for a DA/SA carry pistol. Please check them out, they're AWESOME!!!
@@JeremyMcCant if I could find someone to buy my SP01 I would lol
Fair point in the inherent danger but you decocked that incorrectly
I have manually dropped the hammer on this gun in USPSA competition for almost 4yrs... so the fact that he just made all that fuss about it. Literally is hilarious..
@@leecaldwell1029 agreed. It’s a training issue
Thoughts received. (Brain hears duty, thinks doody.)
Review a FNX 45 or 9 not many good reviews on the FNX out there
Nice lens and subject separation...looks 3D. Do you use Sony? Just guessing. Asked on the color science.
Yes on Sony, I know nothing more than that tho, that’s for the tech crew
It's fine. Great vid
"Jacka$$ walking around Walmart open carrying"... I'm glad this guy is self aware! Great review
I open carry. And I'm aware
CZ shoot amazing. Favorite firearms brand
Dude i got mine for 650 with taxes and it had fiber and triduim true glow night sites. This does stack up with a 2011, something like the c2 which is smaller but compares in performance cause the P will shoot better. i own all 3 lol
I mean Essentially it is like a 1911 with the safety. So not a big deal at all. Sp01 compact came with a safety and decocker. I tried the safety and it wasn’t for me.
But the tactical sp01 does come with a decocker. I can’t decide if I want that or the shadow 2. I don’t shoot competition but I’d be happy with either one.
Also wouldn’t mind p09. But I like to be able to change the grips.
i thought the whole point of the tactical was that it had a decocker. have you tried pulling down on the safety to decock?
Yep def not a de cocker
I think this might be a regular SP-01 which is manual safety only. The SP-01 Tactical should have a decocker instead of the safety.
Decocker sounds very unsexy
The model he had is the safety model. It doesn't have a decocker, but the Tactical model does.
imagine being this afraid of manually de-cocking a hammer
If decocking is such a big issue for you, they do make a decocker version of this gun.
Try a jericho 941 it's basically a heavyweight cz75 with a better trigger
Commenting for the honesty behind the review and the statement on understanding the viewers irritant frelings
Good stuff
I don't know why they discontinued the polymer framed Phantom model. Its so much lighter and I believe the decocker model was the only configuration. The Phantom was definitely the best model of the SP-01, and I believe was the model the Czech Special Forces adopted. I only paid $400 for mine too.
Jealous that you found one and for that price!
Never apologize for being prepared.
What 2011 did you have on your hip?
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Converted it to SA Only...CZ Custom flat trigger, 13# main spring 15# hammer, polished all internals changed spring from OEM to CGW, short reset, you name it it has been done...hands down the best gun out there in my opinion...which doesn’t mean shit...
What with the weight thing? Do you have your grandmother help you with your groceries into the house too?
The better CZ Shadows (1 or 2, TSO, Blue or Orange) are IMHO nicer than even the 2K+ 1911s or 2011s. CZ especially has the double stack metal gun figured out. At best you might say that the 2011 could have a marginally better trigger than a tuned CZ, but the CZ has more advantages, especially price and taking into account the trouble free cheap magazines. And the SP-01 and 75b are also higher quality/more reliable out of the box than the equivalently priced lower end 1911s and they are double stacked at the base level. And again IMHO, the grip feels better. Of course YMMV.
If that's truly an SP01 Tactical, it should have a decocker. The regular SP01 is the one with a cock and lock safety
Christian Harris well mine certainly does and it's just a standard model / not cajunized or custom
@@johnneill5960 yours does what?
Christian Harris mine has a decocker
@@johnneill5960 if you bought it new like that, it's not a standard model.
Here's Garand Thumb with one and guess what ? It has a decocker....
I don't know WTH he has but it ain't a SP01 Tactical ua-cam.com/video/RJ2VgO3T6Qs/v-deo.html
I drank the CZ coolaid, I just got the baby brother of the SP-01 a few weeks ago, the P-01. I’m ashamed to admit I shoot it better than my Walther Q5 match 😕😬. That internal slide rail really does something. The stock sights suck but it’s reliable and a great shooter, and a full 12 ounces lighter than the SP-01 since it has an aluminum frame. I think it’s going to be my new edc actually. Good review! Wish these still cost $700 lol. They are going for a lot more than that lately.
I managed to find one today at my local gun store for $709 and I snagged it up. Can't wait to put some round through it this weekend.
Don't be ashamed you have notes! You read good 😉. Review am good too.
Get the safety version. It’s a better trigger, and don’t worry about ND’s. Just control the hammer and don’t a dummy. You’ll be okay.
Wouldn't the CZ75 SP01 Shadow with its lack of a firing pin block be a more fitting comparison to a 2011?
I've unfortunately had nothing but problems with my two SP-01 tacticals. First one had a weak extractor spring that caused constant FTE's during competitions, had to replace with a Wolff increased power spring. Issues disappeared after that. Then the firing pin retaining pin sheared during another match, totally bricking the gun until I replaced it with a Cajun Gun Works reinforced retaining pin. Then, the front night sight vial broke and I sent it in to CZ for a repair. They just straight up sent me a new gun because spare parts were short at the time. The new gun has the exact same weak extractor spring problem as the other one, constant FTE's. This experience has me rather unimpressed with the SP-01, which is a bummer since it is otherwise a super ergonomic, accurate, and smooth shooting gun.
I had a huge gripe with my SP01 as a USPSA gun for that exact reason. I don't like pulling the trigger, and thus defeating the FP safety, to lower to half cock to start a stage. And the manual safety on my gun was nothing like a positive engaged 1911 safety. The SP01 Tactical (decocker) with some Cajun Gun Works breathed on it, is quite lovely though.