Can anyone recomment good grips for CZ75?

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oktagon

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While the factory grips are quite comfortable, they are too thick for some methods of CC (I am refering to those "ergonomic" thumbrest grips found on current models).
I checked out Hogue, but wooden grips with checkering will cost close to $80 with delivery. Rather steep.
Can anyone recommend THINN (!!!) grip panels for CZ-75, preferably wood or plastic (ruber catches on clothing)?

Input much appreciated.
 
Check with CZUSA,

They have a plastic, non thumbrest grip, with a slight palmswell, a pretty comfortable grip. Can't remember what I paid, somewhere around 16 bucks including postage...

Mike M.
 
I have the Hogue cocobolo checkered wood grips on my CZ75B. They are nice and thin and give a good grip. I had to do a bit of minor fitting with my Dremel, but I'm quite pleased with them. The wood looks nice with the black polymer finish, too. I did have to wait several weeks for them, however. I ordered directly from Hogue.
 
What mike38 said. The grips are at $8, but whatever you order from CZ is hit with $7 s&h. Be it $8 or $800. So, do you want to pick up some spare mags, night sights, an armorer's manual, etc?:)
 
The factory checkered plastic grips are probably the common sense way to go. That being said IMO bite the bullet and spring for the Hogue wood grips! I got the checkered cocobolos for mine and they`re just great! They fit good,feel super and they`re really thin. BTW the checkering is tailor made for CCW use,it`s a panel that leaves the top and back areas smooth so they don`t snag on clothing. Marcus
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oktagon,

As others have mentioned, the Hogue cocobolo grips seem to be the good choice for those wanting a nice, thin grip panel.

Personally, I got a set of Pachmyer rubber grips to -increase- the grip size. To each their own.:)

Joe
 
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