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I ordered a CZ75 P-01 NATO/non-tactical*), 9mm, "limited capacity" per CZ (10 round mags) and am interested in a CZ75 BD for the retro/old school look and manual decocker. Being subject to California's 1-in-30 rule, I can pick up the CZ75 P-01 in mid-June.
I'm quite familiar and an okay shot with the Glock 17 and 19 in 9mm with rail-mounted lights and green laser. I have a DryFireMag that I practice daily with the Glocks with noticeable improvement in trigger control. I also have the .22LR conversion for the Glock 17 so I can simulate shooting and performing the manual of arms on 9mm at the range.
Being in California, I'm limited to 10 round mags and on-roster pistols, all of the above actually being in roster, but not in every variation (eg Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glocks are not on-roster).
My questions: what are the pros and cons of each and which would be better for home defense (I have stucco walls on two sides and a deep hill on a third, no kids in the house) and for SHTF?
* CZ-USA couldn't tell me whether or not mine will have the NSN marking on the frame.
I'm quite familiar and an okay shot with the Glock 17 and 19 in 9mm with rail-mounted lights and green laser. I have a DryFireMag that I practice daily with the Glocks with noticeable improvement in trigger control. I also have the .22LR conversion for the Glock 17 so I can simulate shooting and performing the manual of arms on 9mm at the range.
Being in California, I'm limited to 10 round mags and on-roster pistols, all of the above actually being in roster, but not in every variation (eg Gen 4 and Gen 5 Glocks are not on-roster).
My questions: what are the pros and cons of each and which would be better for home defense (I have stucco walls on two sides and a deep hill on a third, no kids in the house) and for SHTF?
* CZ-USA couldn't tell me whether or not mine will have the NSN marking on the frame.