CZ 75, used firearm in as-new condition, 9x19 mm

Used firearm from a well-maintained previous owner, in like-new condition with low round count. Complete with original box and one spare magazine.

CZ 75 Tropenlack 9 × 19 mm – classic all-steel pistol with 15-round magazine

The CZ 75 in 9 × 19 mm combines a solid all-steel construction with a single-action/double-action trigger and a double-stack 15-round magazine. The painted “Tropenlack” finish described here adds to the classic design of this Czech pistol. Since its introduction in 1975, the CZ 75 has been one of the technically influential designs among large-caliber semi-automatic pistols.

Tropenlack – distinctive painted finish

A special feature of this CZ 75 is its surface coating, known as Tropenlack. It defines the firearm’s appearance and forms an additional protective layer over the coated metal surfaces. An intact coating can reduce the underlying steel’s exposure to moisture; regular maintenance is still required.

Solid steel construction and proven action system

The steel frame and slide give the CZ 75 its characteristic solid construction. Technically, it is a locked-breech semi-automatic pistol with a short-recoil barrel. Two locking lugs on the barrel engage corresponding recesses in the slide. The standard 120 mm barrel is part of the classic full-size configuration.

Its relatively high weight can help make recoil feel less abrupt. The pronounced grip contour and balanced feel in the hand are also key features of the CZ 75 design. This combination of ergonomics and traditional steel construction explains much of its enduring popularity.

Single Action / Double Action – classic hammer mechanism

The CZ 75 has an external hammer and an SA/DA trigger system. In double-action mode, pulling the trigger cocks and releases the hammer. In single-action mode, the trigger releases the already-cocked hammer, with a shorter, lighter trigger pull. This combination pairs the classic double-action function with a lighter trigger pull for precision-oriented target shooting.

The manual thumb safety has no decocking function. Important for correct model identification: the firing pin block found on the later CZ 75 B is not part of the original CZ 75 design.

Technical specifications

Feature
Specifications for the classic CZ 75

Manufacturer
Česká zbrojovka, Uherský Brod

Model
CZ 75

Caliber
9 × 19 mm / 9 mm Luger

Design
Semi-automatic full-size pistol

Construction
All-steel

Trigger system
Single Action / Double Action

Magazine capacity
15 cartridges

Magazine
Removable, double-stack

Barrel length
120 mm

Overall length
Approx. 206 mm

Height
Approx. 138 mm

Width
Approx. 33 mm

Weight with empty magazine
Approx. 1,000 g

Sights
Standard open sights with fixed rear and front sights

Safety
Manual thumb safety without decocking function

Finish on this version
“Tropenlack” coating

CZ – internationally renowned pistol manufacturer with high quality standards

Česká zbrojovka, based in Uherský Brod, has a manufacturing tradition dating back to 1936 and is one of the internationally established, technically influential manufacturers of pistols for the military, police, sport shooters, and professional users. The CZ 75 in particular influenced the development of modern 9 mm pistols and formed the basis for an extensive model family. Today, the company is part of the Colt CZ Group.

CZ combines its commitment to uncompromising quality with in-house development, controlled manufacturing, and extensive testing. Its current quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and NATO quality requirements AQAP 2110. These standards underscore the manufacturer’s industrial expertise and its commitment to…
to manufacture reliable products for demanding civilian and professional users.

One piece in stock. Category B pistol. A firearms ownership card or firearms pass is required for purchase. Category B firearms take up one slot on the firearms license.