I'm planning to order a couple of CZ75B's for myself and my father-in-law. I can get the Turkish military version (a production overrun, I believe) for a little less than the current commercial pistols. The price difference isn't great. I know the grips on the military version aren't well-liked, but is there ANY other difference or reason not to get the Turkish military version?
I've read a lot of posts about these pistols over the past months, and I thought I remembered that these pistols came with cheesy glow-in-the-dark sights that aren't properly regulated (shoot consistently high or low-I don't remember which). But in tonight's search I can't find any mention of this. Is my memory failing? If the grips are the only difference, I'll probably order the military versions. Sorry if this has been covered before - I just can't seem to find the info. Thanks.
Doug
I've read a lot of posts about these pistols over the past months, and I thought I remembered that these pistols came with cheesy glow-in-the-dark sights that aren't properly regulated (shoot consistently high or low-I don't remember which). But in tonight's search I can't find any mention of this. Is my memory failing? If the grips are the only difference, I'll probably order the military versions. Sorry if this has been covered before - I just can't seem to find the info. Thanks.
Doug