I always wanted a CZ. Prices are so high now and quality seems to have dropped off relatively too. I got a Canik C-100 and a SD 9 VE at the same time not knowing which animal to choose. Really preferred the Canik quality, and tradition immediately as expected. Much easier to shoot accurately due to the trigger. Handling it safely took some nervous energy at first, since it has no decocker like the PCR and PO1. Once accustomed to the half cock notch manipulation with your thumb on the hammer, it's a real confidence booster. Went for the T 120 shortly for the extra sight radius and mass. As expected it is much easier to control under recoil and accuracy is better. This pistol has tighter tolerances and the sights are right on. Had to drift the C-100 left a nudge. Now it's good. Each has over 500 rounds, more like a 1000. Here's the puzzle: for whatever reason the slide will lock back on each gun occasionally on a loaded magazine. The next round sometimes seems to be slightly forward, nothing persuasive. It's becoming a habit to hit the slide release with my left thumb and keep on pumping ( like a single action army.) Best kind of malfunction to have I suppose. I called Canik about it yesterday. They have no reports of this issue in their data base, but I did find at least one reference on the web. The single action trigger is scratchy and slow to break, so precise target work is tedious to say the least. In all I do like these alloy pistols a lot. Seem to be a decent value. Hope to get to the bottom of the slide issue eventually.
