I've been carrying the 2075 D RAMI since I got it a few months ago, and it has completely ended my concealed carry weapon search! I've tried carrying several other guns over the past few years but could not come up with all of my preferred characteristics in one package. First of all, I prefer all metal guns, the RAMI is that. Then there's double/single action hammer fired, the RAMI has that. Then, I wanted a gun with decent firepower, decent capacity with excellent reliability and accuracy in a small concealable package with no manual safety (de-cocker only). CHECK, CHECK, CHECK, CHECK CHECK AND CHECK!!! The RAMI covered all bases! I have been able to concealed carry my RAMI wearing anything from loose jogging shorts to snug (not tight) fitting Levi's without anyone being the wiser that I am VERY WELL ARMED. This by far is my number 1 choice for a carry weapon! Thanks for your review! GREAT JOB!!!
After trying various pistols for EDC I got my 2075 Rami DE cocker model! I am a big fan of Double action Single action, One in the chamber de cocked ready to go! Semper Fi America!
Oh, yeah, another thing. If your hands are large and you think you will only use this gun with the extended magazine and you like the alloy frame, consider the CZ PCR compact, which is like the regular compact, but with an ally frame, rather than steel. The barrel is a little longer, obviously, than that of the 2075, but, from what I read, some people are more concerned about concealing the grip than the barrel. For those people, the PCR might be a good alternative.
I changed out the rubber grips for rosewood checkered ones, from grips4u, so they all match. Just a little difference between the grain & color of the wood. They kinda look like mini 1911s. ^..^~~
Very good review AND carry advice, so I subscribed! I'm kinda old fashioned in that polymer framed, striker fired pistols don't really turn me on. I know they are great firearms, but I don't care for the spongy trigger, etc. Many years ago, I remember being excited to go shooting w/my brother-in-law, who had just bought a new .40 cal. Glock! After shooting it, sadly, I was very disappointed. He had bought it to replace his 9mm Colt Lightweight Commander.... I bought his Commander! Today, thirty+ years later, there's a Ruger LCR .327, and an LCP II living at our house to prove I'm not against polymer firearms. I'd wanted a CZ-75 ever since Col. Cooper praised it's design in Guns & Ammo back in the '80s & '90s. I owned a P-35 (Browning Hi Power) at the time, and it left me wanting a little even though it was a tack driver. Fondling CZ variants at gun shops kept me interested over the years. Anyway, after owning mine for some five years, I like this 2075 very much, and I'm glad to see positive reviews! I use the 10 rnd mag at the range, but always keep it loaded with the extended 14 rnd mag. Good job on the 2075 Rami review, and good shooting to you all!
GREAT REVIEW! I have the same model and agree 1000% with everything you said. It is EVERYTHING I look for in a carry gun. It is DA/SA with de-cocker (no safety), it is compact with great capacity and firepower, it is extremely dependable and accurate and finally, it has all metal construction. I never have and never will put polymer over all metal construction when it comes to a gun. Of my 13 hand guns only 2 of them are not full metal construction and that's only because I'm a huge fan of the maker, BERETTA. With exception of an HK P2000SK coming in my near future (and that's only because it's features are so close to my RAMI), I'll leave all other polymer guns to the Glock fan boys.
Love this Gun, glad I got it a few years ago, hard to find now. Love the all metal, single/Double action, the capacity, metal sights, the look is very nice, I like the grips, but one can change out the grips if so desired.
It becomes and addiction. I have about a dozen.Now I'm starting to shoot Grand Power Pistols. Uh oh! they are pretty nice slovak cousin. Rotating barrel is neat recoil impulse is different. If you get a chance try A Grand Power. Feel like once people find out about them price will go up like Cz firearms.
Good choice. I own three of them, two in .40 cal and one in 9mm. One of my 40's made in 2004 was a safe queen ... never fired. Same goes with my one 9mm, also new in the box. I absolutely love them. Accurate beyond belief, especially with a barrel a little over 3 inches. All three are of the safety only flavors. I don't need a decocker. ^..^~~
I also have large hands, plus I live in California, where we were limited to 10 rounds when I bought this gun. (This was recently overturned by an appeals court, but I haven't rushed out to buy a bunch of larger capacity magazine, because I'm sure there will be appeals.) I found a UA-cam video which led me to a pinkie extension modified from one made for another pistol and sold on eBay. It gives me a 2 3/4-finger purchase if I bunch up my fingers a bit. I practiced holding on that way until it became sufficiently comfortable. The price for this modified extension was quite reasonable. A simple search of eBay using "CZ 2075 grip extension" should bring it up. The front end of it sticks out about 1/8 inch beyond the front of the grip, but it's not difficult to get sued to that.
You can modify an xd pinky extension for your 10 round mag. I have big hands and it works great for the cz. 100’s of this rounds after I finally got it right with no problem. There is a vid on what to buy and how to do it. I also had to get a +5% Wolf spring for my 14 round mag. Wouldn’t run +p hollow points till I did. Enjoyed your video!
Double action, round in the chamber, trigger upgrades, decocker. My personal check list is cleared with this. If only it had those HK ambi paddle mag releases. I really don’t like buttons. Ive noticed far too many people drop mags under stress because they grip it instinctively and squeeze till the button depresses.
Sold mine a to friend Didn’t have decocker Found myself manually decocking as I am a left handed individual But I still get to shoot it time 2 time Very accurate Great trigger Considering the 75 compact Great video 🤠
Hi Man, I've been carrying this model for 15 years in Kenya in Africa. Only had one jam due to crao ammo, love it. only thing I have to say bad is the spur is a bit sharp on increasing gut! Have you got a website contact? I need new grips as mine are worn out. Much appreciated. That 14 round magazine would be good as well. Look forward to hearing from you. 🍻D
How is a decocker more versatile????? With a thumb safety, you can manually decock as well as having the option to flip safety between maneuvers OR carry cocked and locked.
CZ Fan! I have the 2075 BD Dropped it off to CZ Custom and had the works done. Race hammer,springs,firing pin,short reach and reset trigger. Have the Shadow 2 and Custom CZ SP 01 Bullshadow. Thinking I need one or two more CZ's maybe a P 01.
The only difference between the decocker model and the safety model is that the decocker model lacks a safety. Thats it. The safety model can be carried with one in the chamber, half-cocked and trigger in double action mode. It can also be carried cocked and locked if you want. All i'm saying is why is the decocker model more popular than the safety model? If you want more options then wouldn't you want the safety model? What am i missing?
Ultimately it comes down to comfort and preference. According to CZ, the models equipped with a decocking lever are, in most cases, the best choice for shooters wanting a handgun for defensive purposes. With the decocker models, you must remember to decock the hammer after chambering a round and before holstering, but when placed in a defensive situation, there is no safety lever that you have to remember to disengage; the primary safety element of the decocked handgun is the longer heavier pull of the double action trigger.
@@rocketcitytactical5210 I understand and thank you for your reply. But you said you have more options with a decocker or that it's more versatile. It actually should just be called the model without a safety. Maybe it's too long to call it that, but that's actually what it is. A model without a safety. The safety model can be carried the way you want ( one in chamber with a double action trigger pull, and hammer half cocked.) AND has the safety as an option to carry cocked and locked if you want. You don't have to use the safety. The safety model has more options than the decocker. It also has a slight smoother trigger pull since it has less mechanical parts than the decocker model. I guess not having a safety on a EDC is popular.
@@chiwawa130 I'm tracking now. I was not trying to make any comparison between the decocker and safety models. I was just saying that I felt the decocker, in general, gave a little more versatility with regards to carry options as opposed to other firearms without.
Either cajun or cz custom recommend if you shoot your rami and carry it, you should swap out guide rod spring every couple hundred rounds. I love mine but ,I do switch out the recoil spring. You gotta think a 3 inch gun with a little recoil spring gets worn out. Better to be safe then sorry. At least you'll have spare recoil springs.
Exactly. I just got the safety model. You can indeed carry it with a round in the chamber and half cocked. You do have to manually decock very carefully but it's not an issue, for me anyway. I'm guessing people just don't like the idea of manually decocking or they just don't like the idea of having a safety on a gun. The safety model may also have a slightly smoother trigger pull since the decocker model has 1 more mechanical part. I'm happy with the safety model. CZ is solid.
I just asked him essentially the same question (see top of the comments), as I have heard similar comments. Curious if this is anecdotal or an actual problem.
Never a ftf or fte with not one of my three Rami 2075s. One thing tho. If you're not careful and slam the magazine home, it can pinch the livin' daylights outta' your hand. Blood Blister time DELUXE! ^..^~~
@@StevenMelikean I have had trouble with hollow point +p ammo in the 14 round mag. Wolff +5% power magazine spring fixed it. 10 round ran it just fine. All regular power ammo I’ve tried has worked in both mags. Also fwiw only tried Winchester ranger +p for the extra power ammo
@@mattf2782 Thank you Matt. I still haven't bought the gun yet (actually, I have just purchased the Benelli SuperNova 12 gauge shotgun (tac 18") and a Glock 26 9mm. The RAMI just isn't available in my area. I don't tend to use +P ammo, except in my .38 Special S&W 637. Still, you would think the RAMI would handle this, no?
@@StevenMelikean yes I thought it would but as soon as I put +p in it, it was like the round couldn’t get up to be loaded fast enough. The plus power spring solved it instantly. May have just been my magazine. Need to get another to check. Like I said 10 round mag handled it just fine. May have just got a weak mag!
Very good video! You're coherent and to the point . . . All in all, an outstanding video, albeit, I wish you would have had a 10 round clip, so I could see what it looked like on the gun and in your hand. Question - On a sub Reddit thread, this guy said this, "I had a RAMI that shot dramatically better than a glock 26. It was also the right size and weight. Unfortunately I sold it because mine was unreliable even after sending it back to CZ once, I even tried higher power springs after the fact. That being said I now own a full size cz 75 that is also unreliable so maybe I’m just unlucky with cz’s. It certainly wasn’t the springs since I didn’t try them till the end. Tbh i think it’s a quality control thing with CZ. For some reason I’ve only really seen issues with the safety version (which I had)." Any comments? I have this firearm on my "Wish List" at many gun stores and I am wondering if this is anecdotal or an actual issue(s)? Again, thank you . . .
I have not had this experience with CZ personally. I own 6 different CZ firearms and they have all been tremendously reliable for me. It is unfortunate that you have had such issues, and unfortunately I cannot speak to safety version. As far as the comparison between the RAMI and the Glock 26 that is apples and oranges. The steel frame construction and added weight of the CZ RAMI are going to dramatically reduce the recoil resulting in a much smoother action and far less muzzle flip. Hopefully you will have much better luck with CZ in the future.
@@rocketcitytactical5210 Wasn't me. Read my comment again, i.e., I indicated another person said this. Me? I am still interested in the RAMI regardless of what one individual said.
I bought mine about five months ago, however today I went to the range and it's going click click instead of bang bang. Appears that the firing pin is not moving forward enough to contact the primer now I get to take my very expensive gun and ship it back to CZ for repair, damn very disappointing.
Please don't let that deter you from the RAMI, it is my favorite of all of my 13 hand guns (for EDC, range, and home defense). With everything mechanical, at least one coming off the line is a lemon. But that's why you go with companies with a good customer service reputation. I'm sure CZ will fix whatever your problem is, and it will be everything you expected it to be.
@@lukesmith981 Congratulations, you bought the last of the mohicans. Is a super nice pistol. cz-usa.com/product/cz-2075-rami-9mm-black-alloy-14-rd-mags/
Bought mine NIBox at great gun store here in New Hampshire, last year at the height of COVID insanity. Still see them available online. No problem if you l👀k.
The safety model does have a decocker. It's called fingers. Hold the fully cocked hammer with your finger and pull trigger until it falls to the half cocked position. That's it.
Looks like no end to that "drama" Hmm? Hey, I check overseas for reloading materials, NZ? Nope, NO SHORTAGES. Buy as much as you want. Looks like all of our ammo materials are "over there!" ^..^~~
@@recklesswhisper I did a pretty deep dive into it... Looks like it is being bought up and hoarded by the government just like in 2012... But with the way they are acting over the top militant and how DC has effectively been militarized, I have a BAD feeling about the next few years... Grateful I went with my gut and got most of my supplies late 2019...
Anyone have some failure to feed issues with the rami? I just bought one last week and was able to shoot it over the weekend had a couple failure to feed issues, was wondering if it will get better over time as it breaks in, or if I need new mag springs, outer recoil spring, or polish feed ramp? Any advice would be much appreciated.
I've been carrying the 2075 D RAMI since I got it a few months ago, and it has completely ended my concealed carry weapon search! I've tried carrying several other guns over the past few years but could not come up with all of my preferred characteristics in one package. First of all, I prefer all metal guns, the RAMI is that. Then there's double/single action hammer fired, the RAMI has that. Then, I wanted a gun with decent firepower, decent capacity with excellent reliability and accuracy in a small concealable package with no manual safety (de-cocker only). CHECK, CHECK, CHECK, CHECK CHECK AND CHECK!!! The RAMI covered all bases! I have been able to concealed carry my RAMI wearing anything from loose jogging shorts to snug (not tight) fitting Levi's without anyone being the wiser that I am VERY WELL ARMED. This by far is my number 1 choice for a carry weapon! Thanks for your review! GREAT JOB!!!
After trying various pistols for EDC I got my 2075 Rami DE cocker model! I am a big fan of Double action Single action, One in the chamber de cocked ready to go! Semper Fi America!
This is one of the most intelligent presentations on this firearm. Great job!
Oh, yeah, another thing. If your hands are large and you think you will only use this gun with the extended magazine and you like the alloy frame, consider the CZ PCR compact, which is like the regular compact, but with an ally frame, rather than steel. The barrel is a little longer, obviously, than that of the 2075, but, from what I read, some people are more concerned about concealing the grip than the barrel. For those people, the PCR might be a good alternative.
Or the CZP01 also. A good choice
True! My preferred pistol for CCW!
I carried a CZ 75 compact for years, and it was replaced by the RAMI D as my EDC.
I changed out the rubber grips for rosewood checkered ones, from grips4u, so they all match. Just a little difference between the grain & color of the wood. They kinda look like mini 1911s.
^..^~~
Very good review AND carry advice, so I subscribed!
I'm kinda old fashioned in that polymer framed, striker fired pistols don't really turn me on. I know they are great firearms, but I don't care for the spongy trigger, etc.
Many years ago, I remember being excited to go shooting w/my brother-in-law, who had just bought a new .40 cal. Glock! After shooting it, sadly, I was very disappointed. He had bought it to replace his 9mm Colt Lightweight Commander.... I bought his Commander!
Today, thirty+ years later, there's a Ruger LCR .327, and an LCP II living at our house to prove I'm not against polymer firearms.
I'd wanted a CZ-75 ever since Col. Cooper praised it's design in Guns & Ammo back in the '80s & '90s. I owned a P-35 (Browning Hi Power) at the time, and it left me wanting a little even though it was a tack driver. Fondling CZ variants at gun shops kept me interested over the years.
Anyway, after owning mine for some five years, I like this 2075 very much, and I'm glad to see positive reviews!
I use the 10 rnd mag at the range, but always keep it loaded with the extended 14 rnd mag.
Good job on the 2075 Rami review, and good shooting to you all!
GREAT REVIEW! I have the same model and agree 1000% with everything you said. It is EVERYTHING I look for in a carry gun. It is DA/SA with de-cocker (no safety), it is compact with great capacity and firepower, it is extremely dependable and accurate and finally, it has all metal construction. I never have and never will put polymer over all metal construction when it comes to a gun. Of my 13 hand guns only 2 of them are not full metal construction and that's only because I'm a huge fan of the maker, BERETTA. With exception of an HK P2000SK coming in my near future (and that's only because it's features are so close to my RAMI), I'll leave all other polymer guns to the Glock fan boys.
Love this Gun, glad I got it a few years ago, hard to find now. Love the all metal, single/Double action, the capacity, metal sights, the look is very nice, I like the grips, but one can change out the grips if so desired.
I prefer the PCR for CCW but I do own a RAMI.
Why: because you can never have too many cz's
The PCR used to be my CCW but I went with the RAMI for the added grip real estate. 100% can't have too many CZs!
It becomes and addiction. I have about a dozen.Now I'm starting to shoot Grand Power Pistols. Uh oh! they are pretty nice slovak cousin. Rotating barrel is neat recoil impulse is different. If you get a chance try A Grand Power. Feel like once people find out about them price will go up like Cz firearms.
If you ever get sick of your Rami to make room for something new, please let me know. Thanks!
My CZ 2075 Rami BD is one of my CCW and its a great gun.
Got one 3 days ago. This is one amazing CCW. Absolutely love CZ
Good choice. I own three of them, two in .40 cal and one in 9mm. One of my 40's made in 2004 was a safe queen ... never fired. Same goes with my one 9mm, also new in the box. I absolutely love them. Accurate beyond belief, especially with a barrel a little over 3 inches. All three are of the safety only flavors. I don't need a decocker.
^..^~~
@@recklesswhisper nice!! 👌🏼
I also have large hands, plus I live in California, where we were limited to 10 rounds when I bought this gun. (This was recently overturned by an appeals court, but I haven't rushed out to buy a bunch of larger capacity magazine, because I'm sure there will be appeals.) I found a UA-cam video which led me to a pinkie extension modified from one made for another pistol and sold on eBay. It gives me a 2 3/4-finger purchase if I bunch up my fingers a bit. I practiced holding on that way until it became sufficiently comfortable. The price for this modified extension was quite reasonable. A simple search of eBay using "CZ 2075 grip extension" should bring it up. The front end of it sticks out about 1/8 inch beyond the front of the grip, but it's not difficult to get sued to that.
Awesome input, thanks Jim.
I absolutely love this weapon, it is my EDC. De cocker model no safety
Just picked mine up today, I'm in love!
Just got this for 600 very stoked I can use my 18 round spo1 mags with it along with my 15 round Jericho mags.
You can modify an xd pinky extension for your 10 round mag. I have big hands and it works great for the cz. 100’s of this rounds after I finally got it right with no problem. There is a vid on what to buy and how to do it. I also had to get a +5% Wolf spring for my 14 round mag. Wouldn’t run +p hollow points till I did. Enjoyed your video!
Thanks Matt, I'll definitely look into the extension for the 10 round mag and the wolf spring.
Rocket City Tactical the name of the vid is CZ 2075 magazine pinky extension modification.
Just bought one Friday! Can't wait to pick it up
You won't be disappointed
@@rocketcitytactical5210 can you dry fire with the RAMI or is that going to ruin the firing pin?
@@namet-ipsa4204 most people will say that dry firing runs little risk on centerfire firearms. Personally, I recommend using a snap cap.
Double action, round in the chamber, trigger upgrades, decocker. My personal check list is cleared with this. If only it had those HK ambi paddle mag releases. I really don’t like buttons. Ive noticed far too many people drop mags under stress because they grip it instinctively and squeeze till the button depresses.
Love my Rami! I have no problems fire ring double action.
Sold mine a to friend Didn’t have decocker Found myself manually decocking as I am a left handed individual But I still get to shoot it time 2 time Very accurate Great trigger Considering the 75 compact Great video 🤠
My best Jeremy Clarkson immitation: The CZ 75D PCR is the best handgun in the woooooooooorld.
I wanted to get a CZ Rami until I learned they were discontinued.. love my 75 Compact but wish I had gotten a Rami while they were still available..
Plenty available if you. L👀k
great job, peace from SoCal ✌🏾
Best carry pistol ever as well as p01 or sig p365
Hi Man, I've been carrying this model for 15 years in Kenya in Africa. Only had one jam due to crao ammo, love it. only thing I have to say bad is the spur is a bit sharp on increasing gut! Have you got a website contact? I need new grips as mine are worn out. Much appreciated. That 14 round magazine would be good as well. Look forward to hearing from you. 🍻D
How is a decocker more versatile?????
With a thumb safety, you can manually decock as well as having the option to flip safety between maneuvers OR carry cocked and locked.
Not comparing to the safety model. Simply stating that the de cocker gives more carry options than other firearms without.
Agreed but people are soo scared at the idea of manual decock for whatever reason .😒
CZ Fan! I have the 2075 BD Dropped it off to CZ Custom and had the works done. Race hammer,springs,firing pin,short reach and reset trigger. Have the Shadow 2 and Custom CZ SP 01 Bullshadow. Thinking I need one or two more CZ's maybe a P 01.
Most underrated gun shoots like a full size gun , it’s just a great fucking gun
The only difference between the decocker model and the safety model is that the decocker model lacks a safety. Thats it. The safety model can be carried with one in the chamber, half-cocked and trigger in double action mode. It can also be carried cocked and locked if you want. All i'm saying is why is the decocker model more popular than the safety model? If you want more options then wouldn't you want the safety model? What am i missing?
Ultimately it comes down to comfort and preference. According to CZ, the models equipped with a decocking lever are, in most cases, the best choice for shooters wanting a handgun for defensive purposes. With the decocker models, you must remember to decock the hammer after chambering a round and before holstering, but when placed in a defensive situation, there is no safety lever that you have to remember to disengage; the primary safety element of the decocked handgun is the longer heavier pull of the double action trigger.
@@rocketcitytactical5210 I understand and thank you for your reply. But you said you have more options with a decocker or that it's more versatile. It actually should just be called the model without a safety. Maybe it's too long to call it that, but that's actually what it is. A model without a safety. The safety model can be carried the way you want ( one in chamber with a double action trigger pull, and hammer half cocked.) AND has the safety as an option to carry cocked and locked if you want. You don't have to use the safety. The safety model has more options than the decocker. It also has a slight smoother trigger pull since it has less mechanical parts than the decocker model. I guess not having a safety on a EDC is popular.
@@chiwawa130 I'm tracking now. I was not trying to make any comparison between the decocker and safety models. I was just saying that I felt the decocker, in general, gave a little more versatility with regards to carry options as opposed to other firearms without.
Either cajun or cz custom recommend if you shoot your rami and carry it, you should swap out guide rod spring every couple hundred rounds. I love mine but ,I do switch out the recoil spring. You gotta think a 3 inch gun with a little recoil spring gets worn out. Better to be safe then sorry. At least you'll have spare recoil springs.
200 rounds? That’s nonsense. You can go well over 1000 rounds. Even cz reps told me that. Enjoy
Youre insane if you think every 200 rounds.
Just found out about this gun and you are right.. I do want one lol
Can't you still carry the safety version at half cocked with a round in the chamber? You just have to decock it manually, right?
Exactly. I just got the safety model. You can indeed carry it with a round in the chamber and half cocked. You do have to manually decock very carefully but it's not an issue, for me anyway. I'm guessing people just don't like the idea of manually decocking or they just don't like the idea of having a safety on a gun. The safety model may also have a slightly smoother trigger pull since the decocker model has 1 more mechanical part.
I'm happy with the safety model. CZ is solid.
Bought one a week ago, waiting for the county to add it to my license. Now all I gotta do is find ammo :/
Finding ammo is an unfortunate plight for us all.
Ammo is coming back in dribs and drabs, hopefully the prices will go back to normal!
postfix is a great mta too
Any failure to feed issues I keep reading about? Apparently pretty prevalent on this gun.
I just asked him essentially the same question (see top of the comments), as I have heard similar comments. Curious if this is anecdotal or an actual problem.
Never a ftf or fte with not one of my three Rami 2075s. One thing tho. If you're not careful and slam the magazine home, it can pinch the livin' daylights outta' your hand. Blood Blister time DELUXE!
^..^~~
@@StevenMelikean I have had trouble with hollow point +p ammo in the 14 round mag. Wolff +5% power magazine spring fixed it. 10 round ran it just fine. All regular power ammo I’ve tried has worked in both mags. Also fwiw only tried Winchester ranger +p for the extra power ammo
@@mattf2782 Thank you Matt. I still haven't bought the gun yet (actually, I have just purchased the Benelli SuperNova 12 gauge shotgun (tac 18") and a Glock 26 9mm. The RAMI just isn't available in my area. I don't tend to use +P ammo, except in my .38 Special S&W 637. Still, you would think the RAMI would handle this, no?
@@StevenMelikean yes I thought it would but as soon as I put +p in it, it was like the round couldn’t get up to be loaded fast enough. The plus power spring solved it instantly. May have just been my magazine. Need to get another to check. Like I said 10 round mag handled it just fine. May have just got a weak mag!
Very good video! You're coherent and to the point . . . All in all, an outstanding video, albeit, I wish you would have had a 10 round clip, so I could see what it looked like on the gun and in your hand. Question - On a sub Reddit thread, this guy said this, "I had a RAMI that shot dramatically better than a glock 26. It was also the right size and weight. Unfortunately I sold it because mine was unreliable even after sending it back to CZ once, I even tried higher power springs after the fact. That being said I now own a full size cz 75 that is also unreliable so maybe I’m just unlucky with cz’s. It certainly wasn’t the springs since I didn’t try them till the end. Tbh i think it’s a quality control thing with CZ. For some reason I’ve only really seen issues with the safety version (which I had)." Any comments? I have this firearm on my "Wish List" at many gun stores and I am wondering if this is anecdotal or an actual issue(s)? Again, thank you . . .
I have not had this experience with CZ personally. I own 6 different CZ firearms and they have all been tremendously reliable for me. It is unfortunate that you have had such issues, and unfortunately I cannot speak to safety version. As far as the comparison between the RAMI and the Glock 26 that is apples and oranges. The steel frame construction and added weight of the CZ RAMI are going to dramatically reduce the recoil resulting in a much smoother action and far less muzzle flip. Hopefully you will have much better luck with CZ in the future.
@@rocketcitytactical5210 Wasn't me. Read my comment again, i.e., I indicated another person said this. Me? I am still interested in the RAMI regardless of what one individual said.
The Rami BD was my second ever CZ handgun and I sold it. Dumb move! Looking for another one now.
It took some work to track this one down and I am glad I finally did.
Can you put safety on when the hammer is down and rack the slide
What holster you using for it.
Sir gud day which is the latest model the bd decocker or the manual safety? Thanks
I bought mine about five months ago, however today I went to the range and it's going click click instead of bang bang. Appears that the firing pin is not moving forward enough to contact the primer now I get to take my very expensive gun and ship it back to CZ for repair, damn very disappointing.
Please don't let that deter you from the RAMI, it is my favorite of all of my 13 hand guns (for EDC, range, and home defense). With everything mechanical, at least one coming off the line is a lemon. But that's why you go with companies with a good customer service reputation. I'm sure CZ will fix whatever your problem is, and it will be everything you expected it to be.
NO dry firing with the RAMI!!! It breaks the firing pin by pushing it too far thru the hole it lives in, then it's gotta be replaced.
^..^~~
p d mine did the same thing- and the problem turned out that it didn't like reload bullets! your has to have manufactured ammo NOT reloads
CZ RAMI discontinued, no more in production since 2020.
I cannot find anything that confirms this. The RAMI P was discontinued, but the RAMI B and D both still appear to be in current production.
I got a Rami with manual safety 20(20) stamped.
@@lukesmith981 Congratulations, you bought the last of the mohicans. Is a super nice pistol. cz-usa.com/product/cz-2075-rami-9mm-black-alloy-14-rd-mags/
@@parienteloco2008 One of the best subcompact pistol with H&K P2000SK V3 following.
Bought mine NIBox at great gun store here in New Hampshire, last year at the height of COVID insanity. Still see them available online. No problem if you l👀k.
what after market sight are you using or what night would someone recommend for the 2075 rami? anyone have any part number i'd be interested. Thanks
i bet cajun gun works has some on their site
Round in chamber? Not striker with no safety! DA has that advantage.
Just got one last week it’s a safety one is it possible to change it to a decocker
NO... completely different models and internals.
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The safety model does have a decocker. It's called fingers. Hold the fully cocked hammer with your finger and pull trigger until it falls to the half cocked position. That's it.
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Just bought one 2day for my mother... Luckily I saved all my 9mm ammo before all this drama hit, so she can actually practice with it...
Great firearm and recoil is extremely manageable. I hope she loves it!
Looks like no end to that "drama" Hmm? Hey, I check overseas for reloading materials, NZ? Nope, NO SHORTAGES. Buy as much as you want. Looks like all of our ammo materials are "over there!"
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@@recklesswhisper I did a pretty deep dive into it... Looks like it is being bought up and hoarded by the government just like in 2012... But with the way they are acting over the top militant and how DC has effectively been militarized, I have a BAD feeling about the next few years... Grateful I went with my gut and got most of my supplies late 2019...
Anyone have some failure to feed issues with the rami? I just bought one last week and was able to shoot it over the weekend had a couple failure to feed issues, was wondering if it will get better over time as it breaks in, or if I need new mag springs, outer recoil spring, or polish feed ramp? Any advice would be much appreciated.
The only time I have ftf is when I try to use ammo that is loaded a bit too hot. Other than that, No, No FTF!
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@@recklesswhisper Thanks recklesswhisper I replaced my recoil spring and have shot 150 rounds through it with no issues seemed to do the trick!
@@tmcmahon94 Where did you find a recoil spring?
@@erictrippe2778 Found it at cajungunworks.com back in December, just checked online and looks like there out of stock.
@@tmcmahon94 Ah...Bummer. Thanks for checking!
What i typically carry. Cock and locked aiwb. Very awesome firearm. I love that I can carry it wearing sweat pants.
Gun has been discontinued
I would have to double check but I am pretty sure that the Rami -P polymer framed version is the only one that is discontinued.
I need to find one of these. Anyone interested in selling, please reply and we can talk.
I do want one. Who can hook me up ? Anyone?
Had to go to Gun Broker to get mine.
@@RC-te4mt Yes, I found all three of mine on GB.
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14 rd makes it pointless
Ummmmm what?
@@rgsimmons9067 let's pay for the smallest cz to then put a extended grip on. Smh. Just get s cz75 compact. Or run it the way it was designed.
It comes with both...ya know options and shit.
You can turn a condum inside out and reuse It. Doesn't mean you should.
Why can't you carry it with 10 rounds and have the 14 as a 2nd mag?