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Hello,
I am offering here my well-preserved CZ 85 B. That's right, 85. The weapon is almost identical to the CZ 75B. But it offers advantages for left-handed shooters due to the double-sided safety and bolt catch levers.
I bought the gun second-hand in May 25 from Frankonia. The Czech seemed to have been neglected for quite some time already. Therefore, I disassembled it first, cleaned it thoroughly, and lubricated it correctly (no oil puddles). The right bolt stop had been missing and was replaced by me. The cheap 3D-printed grips (can be given away) I replaced with a high-quality Hogue grip that offers great grip. Additionally, there was also an LPA Match sight.

The trigger is, in my opinion, on par with the Shadow 2 (I shot both today one after the other). It breaks super finely and allows for good results in target shooting.
I made no changes. So no filing, polishing or other manipulation of safety-relevant parts.

With Geco Hexagon, I achieved an approximately 60mm spread at 25m. At the DSU DM 26, this was enough for 8th place out of 110 in the K14 discipline.
The gun shoots straight ahead 😆.

There are some light signs of use, of course. Overall, the weapon is in good condition both visually and technically, and really stands out with its color combination. In my possession, the weapon has always been well maintained.

The Czech is delivered with the original case and 2 magazines, although I had occasional ejection issues with one of them. The other one, however, runs very reliably.
The case is slightly torn inside. This is due to the slightly higher LPA sight. However, it's not the best case anyway. That's why I used another one.

Why am I selling the gun now?
The CZ was my first pistol and I was very satisfied with it after I had it serviced. The gun is very precise, reliable and doesn't have to hide in terms of appearance either.
I must admit, despite the quite decent results, I simply am not a pistol shooter and prefer revolver shooting. That's why, and because I want to acquire a Club 30 revolver, I am parting ways with the CZ and passing it on so that it can serve the next shooter well. I am convinced that, due to its excellent quality and precision, it is an excellent choice for both beginners and price-conscious professionals.

One note: The weapon is listed in the documents as a CZ 85 Combat, but apparently does not have the typical features of the Combat such as the "Combat" lettering or the trigger stop. Why it was referred to as Combat is unclear to me. The weapon is in any case absolutely number-matching.


Sale only to holders of a valid WBK with prior entry and written confirmation that no acquisition extension requirement is in place.