CZ 75 P-07 Duty Dual-Tone CO2 Pistol

Very snappy looking pistol, thanks to the silver wedge on the slide. Very accurate, although the sights are not adjustable. Front sight has a white marking and the rear sight notch is bordered by two white bars . The mag has a a large notch at the bottom that retains the follower until you are loaded and ready to release the follower. Very nice blowback and lock-open on last shot mechanism. Weight is realistic without being too heavy (1.6 lbs) and balance is great for a day of shooting. Trigger pull in single action is 4 lbs, 11oz. Performance Testing Results: Using 5.1 gr steel BBs: Max fps=375, Min fps=343 Average fps=355.8, SD=11.51, fpe=1.59 Using Black Diamond BBs results were not much different. Max fps=371, Min fps=343, Average fps=355.2 SD=9.88, fpe=1.56. I did not notice any better performance with steel BBs or Black Diamond BBs. Both shot equally well. Keeping a pattern withing a 2" circle from 10 feet was not a problem. From 18 feet 80% were within the circle.

I always prefer a single magazine housing both the BB load and the CO2 cylinder. Unfortunately, this pistol uses a separate stick for the BB load and the CO2 is housed in the handle. I am not a big fan of the thumbscrew method of moving the CO2 cylinder up to the piercing mechanism but this one is very reliable and I had 100% piercing each time. Trigger pull is smooth and easy, so no complaints there. Shot count was not very high although I did not note the exact yield per cylinder. This is a 20 shot magazine, though, but I did not get 40 shots from 2 full magazines. I estimate about 30-35 shots per fill. My standard complaint is the same with any CO2 pistol.... the slide should be field-removable.

Not much to report on this segment. I am pleased with the results. Loading is relatively easy and I had no jams or misfires. With such a low spec of 320 fps, both BB types easily exceeded spec. This is a winner. It performs well and is a lot of fun to shoot. Being a good looking piece doesn't hurt, either.

Looks and feels like the real thing

Nothing

A little bit under powered

lasted three months, constantly jams, something brought in the inside,trigger stopped working. loader got stuck and would not come out. not a good gun.

It is a nice gun with good weight and reasonable blowback. Although the precision is good, Picatinny rail is important to make it easy to adjust the accuracy with a laser. White dot sights are nice, the safe and CO2 loading system works very well.

Adjustable rear sight, a better trigger (the reset is hard with a long pull after). To be field-strip able.

After 380 shots it started slowing the blowback and holding the slide back even with new CO2. To clean inside you have to look for instructions in the internet on how to take the slide out. My solution was to put some lubricant, without any disassembling, and moving the slide back and forth many times until feeling a smooth action. After that it works fine. Sometimes it shoots 2 bbs together even with 15 rounds in the magazine. At 24 feet, resting grip, 100% inside the 3" circle with more than half inside 1.5" bullseye.

Looks just like my firearm P 07 except the firearm is all black. Fits just like the firearm in my CCW ISB holster (bought the BB gun to train with). A little lighter than the firearm, but looks and feels great.

I was VERY DISAPPOINTED to find, upon receipt, that it is SA ONLY! The description on line says "looks, feels and acts so much like the firearm it copies, that you will be hard-pressed to tell the difference". I made the apparently unwarranted assumption that this meant it was SA / DA like the firearm. It's NOT. That was a deal breaker as a training device. I returned it.

There seems to be a lot of confusion about this SA / DA issue. I still don't know if the non-blow back model is BOTH SA and DA. The description on line says it's DA ONLY! Really? The blowback model is SA only and the non-blowback model is DA only??? Yet the Pyramyd blog reviewed the P 01 BB pistol and it's SA / DA both (the P 01 and P 07 firearms are almost identical except the P 01 is a larger, less CCW friendly version of the P 07)? Why am I confused??

I absolutely LOVE this little gun! Groups covered by a nickel at 20ft indoors, POI was right on for me. Enough blowback to let you know your shooting, quiet, takes the asg fake suppressor can, nice weight to it. 5 mags easily (16 rounds per to ensure reliable feeding) on one powerlet and 430 over the chrono. The slight satin finish to the polymer frame looks and feels nice, the finish on the metal slide seems very durable, and the detachable powerlet cover is actually weighted to give it a little more heft.

Not one thing.

I was skeptical about how this was going to go. I have a duty one blowback that decided to fail immediately after I got the mock suppressor so I got this to replace it in the lineup. Rationalization sure, but that's ok. The duty one had many faults, very difficult to puncture CO2 with that one, even harder to get the empty one out if you didn't wrap it with something. Long take up which messed up the 1911 scale realism and you couldn't cheat and stop the trigger from going all the way forward or it would fire without feeding. While the CZ75 does have the long take up, it is very light and it is readily apparent when you are to the point that the shot is going to break. You can also cheat and ride the trigger a little without the feed issues this seemed to cause with the duty one. This has become one of my favorite pistols to shoot!

Overall feel, and looks of the gun.

Make it operational. Lasted 2 months and would not fire anymore. Bought in May and dead in July. Acted like it was jammed, but the bbs rolled out of the barrel

Not a recommended airgun in my book. Waste of money

shoots good and the mags are cheap. lots of fun to shoot.

Recently received this air gun and I was pleasantly surprised at the over-all realism. I have not shot it yet but looking forward to some warmer weather.

At this time nothing

No.

Good looks and feel. Great CO2 efficiency. I got 5-6 magazines (100-120 good shots) easy. I bought a spare magazine and found them easy to load with no jamming. The blow back is fine, and the slide locks back on an empty magazine. This is a good feature in a CO2 pistol because you don't waste CO2 shooting through an empty magazine when you lose count of the shots. The trigger feels good in SA and not bad in DA (See below).

Not much. The slide wiggles around a little too much if you are used to the feel of the real gun. I think that it would be worth paying a little more for an adjustable rear sight. Also, after 300 to 400 shots, the trigger began to stick so that it wouldn't reset all the way. I had to push it forward after almost every shot. I reluctantly decided to return it, or I would have given it a 5 star rating. Everything else about this pistol worked perfectly, so I assume that I had bad luck with the trigger on mine. I asked PA for a replacement, but they are back ordered. I'm not surprised. This is a very nice pistol. They agreed to refund my money (PA is great about customer service!). I will probably buy another when they are available.

I had myself convinced that mine shot significantly and consistently to the left. Precise, but not accurate. With a little more practice and a lot more concentration on pulling the trigger straight back, I realized that the sights were lined up correctly. My shots started to blow out the center of the target at 25 feet. I found that I had to really concentrate on my trigger discipline (a good thing), but when I did the gun was surprisingly accurate for a blowback BB pistol. I was able to hit small plastic medicine bottles consistently and quickly from 10 yards - tin cans from 20 yards. Great and inexpensive fun.