cz75b ammo

I know people will disagree with me on this one, but my CZ and my Witness 9mm seem to PREFER the Russian Wolf. It's nice and hot, dirty, smells distinctly funky, and sends the brass into hyperspace. ;)
 
My CZ-75B shoots REAL well with Fiocchi(Italy) and GECO (Germany). Very, very accurate with both, 2.5-3" groups at 25 yards.

It "hates" UMC amd most of the other relatively cheap standard velocity commercial U.S. made ammo. Definetely ubderpowered ammo, and it's known thaat CZ
likes hotter ammo....

Wolf ammo works fine and produces the biggest kick, although accuracy seems to be
not as good as with Fiocchi and GECO.
 
The CZ75 was designed to shoot NATO standard 9mm ammunition which is a hotter load than most UScommercial 9mm ammunition.
Fiochhi is the best high quality european 9nn ammunition usually available in the United States, It is an excellent choice foe the CZ series pistols.
 
The first time I shot my CZ-75, I went to the range with two boxes of Winchester USA's. My first five shots at 10 yards grouped at 2". My second five shots were at 15 yards and grouped at 1.5" with three rounds sharing a single hole.

I've shot Winchester USA's through it ever since. I won't claim that the rest of my shots have been on par with that experience, but, hey, why change a combination that worked that well right out of the box?

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Triggers exist to be pulled... again and again.
 
Highly recommend starting at the BOTTOM of the price chain, working UPWARD ($) until you reach your desired performance level ('cause if 4-bucks-a-box ammo gives you what you want why spend more?)


Of course, I'd like you to buy my really expensive ammo.

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"All my ammo is factory ammo"
 
Actually, I just bought my cz75b and I tried it last Friday. I was using "american egale",
it was terriable. Some of them were totally off the target. I don't know if it is the problem of the gun, ammo or just me?
 
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