The CZ 75 SP-01 is the best ‘working mans’ 9mm, period. The end.
Add any CZ accessories (reach reduction, race hammer, combat trigger, steel guild rod) and it just might be one of the best ever. 1911 is a mighty long time.
I just bought the RAMI. As (my girlfriend says) the SP-01 is ‘just a bit much’ to carry everyday, and am (again) falling in love with a CZ. Took 500 rounds to loosen up, but I’m on my way to 1k and it’s more like butter, every trip to the range.
Now. If you guys would put out that 97…
I’m certain you would find some buyers.
Keep it up CZUSA
This is the handiest subcompact you could hope for. Yes, on the scale it’s “heavy” but it carries very light and fights far above it’s weight class. It’s got a long consistent trigger in DA, a fairly short and well defined reset, and a wonderful SA pull.
I’m not a fan of subcompacts, but this chunky monkey has started to change my mind.
My first CZ was a 75 SP-01 Tactical 9mm. I fell in love with it on the first shot. I couldn’t beleive how accurate and easy it was to shoot right out of the box. I was looking for a sub-compact 9mm with the same setup and decocker as the Tactical 75. It took some work but I finaly found a RAMI BD. It was well worth the effort. You will not find a better sub-compact 9mm. Go CZ and you will never go back!
My gun collection started with Sig Sauer until I discovered CZ’s. I’ve become quite a fan of CZ’s and I now own 5 CZ’s. My latest is a RAMI BD and it will be my carry gun in case I’m ever in an emergency situation. It took me some time to find the different CZ’s I have since they aren’t in stock in most gun shops, but I knew what I wanted and I was patient while looking for each CZ I own. Out of the five I own if I had to pick a favorite it would be my Shadow Line Compact, but how can you pick a favorite when they are all so good! My RAMI BD will get the most use since it’s going to be my carry gun and I couldn’t be happier with it.
I’m about to do more than dip my toe iinto the water on the 2075 Rami BD. I was looking for a dealer near Ft.Bragg that might have this pistol. When I went online to check out inventory I couldn’t find a RAMI but I ran across a CZ SP-01 Phantom priced right so I bought it. Now I’m in South Florida and have found my RAMI. The wife will never understand but I can’t pass up the chance to get a RAMI. Btw, the SP-01 is the best shooting pistol I’ve ever shot. If it weren’t for the sights that I’ll have to upgrade if I keep it, it would be perfect. CZ is an exceptional brand.
I have many CZs. TSO-SP01-Shadow 2-P01-85 B- 97 BD. I thought the Rami BD was too small for me so I bought the Rami BD for my granddaughter I took her to the range to teach her how to shoot it. Big mistake ! It shot so well that now I have to buy another one for me. P.S. she really loved it too.
The RAMI BD is a fantastic pistol. Is it heavier than polymer subcompacts, yes, but the RAMI is much easier to shoot. The pistol is comfortable to grip, and the sights out of the box were spot on. So far I’ve shot target ammo (115 GR Federal Champion 325 rounds) and my carry loads (147 GR Speer Gold Dots 100 rounds) and have had no malfuntions. The only negative I can think of is the weight, but that can be mitigated by a well made gun belt and good holster.
If you’re interested in a RAMI BD and happen to see one at the gun store (they’re hard to find) get it. You’ll be happy with your purchase.
I ordered my first 2075 Rami in 2011 to no avail and in 2013 I purchased a 2075 and the dealer shipped me by mistake a PCR. I was disappointed until I visited the range. But still I didn’t have my Rami. Later on in 2013 I found one and purchased it and it was shipped to my FFL. Again it was the wrong pistol, it was a safety. I had no complaints with the handgun but I wanted a BD. So I wasn’t happy. Finally in June of 2016 a 2075 Rami BD was on the way from Nebraska NIB to my FFL. It took only 2 days to sell the Rami safety and 3 days before I picked up the BD. the safety Rami had a better trigger but I’m not complaining. Out of the box it was dead on and between both BD’s I’m very pleased with the PCR and the Rami BD.
For those of us who believe a DA 1st round provides an important measure of safety; there simply isn’t a better option than CZ’s ‘D’ models. The decocker can be activated to re-engage DA by strong-hand thumb without changing your grip. This is an important feature unique to CZ’s for holding a perp at gunpoint in a pressure situation without worry of an accidental discharge. I now own 3 CZ’s: SP-01 Tactical, P-01, and RAMI BD. Simply the Best, forget the rest!
Recently purchased my first cz a 75sp01 tactical,as i own many handguns of diff calibers i could not believe how near perfect this gun shot now ive gone back and purchased the 2075 bd rami all I can say is WOW!!!! In my humble opinion you WILL NOT purchase a more near perfect handgun for the money, always comparing apples to apples these shoot smoother than any of my Kimbers and I paid much more for them.Dont mistake me I still like my 1911 kimbers but these cz pistols are near perfect I will be gOIng back for different models soon and recommend them to all!!! HAPPY SHOOTING!
CZ’s 2075 RAMI BD is in a class by itself, simply without compare in the marketplace. As CZ’s smallest, most concealable pistol, its 3” barrel length combines with 15 round (!!) capacity, decocker freedom from having to remember, under pressure, to deactivate a safety, and Tritium Tru Dot night sights. Its CZ-exclusive internal slide rails provide strong thumb registry area between the slide release and decocker levers, while contributing to CZ-legendary accuracy and low bore-center “softness” of felt recoil. The DA/SA Commander hammer acts as a thumb engagement “handle” to aid rapid retraction from full concealment (I carry 12:00 IWB in a modified Crossbreed SuperTuck) while being automatically pulled from decocked into SA mode in the process. I love the feel and balance of the RAMI’s 7075 T6 alloy frame and the also-legendary CZ “ergonomics” of the forward-hooking extended magazine, which I use exclusively. With CZ reliability the global benchmark (read, for instance, the notes on the NATO certification trials posted on CZ-USA’s P-01 webpage), I’m elated to have chosen the CZ 2075 RAMI BD as my first pistol!
After shooting and carrying an M&P Shield 9mm as my EDC for several years, I was never satisfied with its accuracy or ammo capacity. The first time I shot a RAMI 9mm I was extremely surprised with its accuracy, fit and finish. A complete sub-compact out of the box, no trigger modifications required nor sights to replace. Within two months of shooting the RAMI, I purchased my own RAMI 9mm BD. Weeks later at the range, my friend was shooting his Shield 9mm and asked if he could test fire the RAMI – now he’s hooked and has ordered a RAMI 9mm BD. As for my Shield 9mm, it’s now a pistol that occupies space in my safe. Two weeks ago, I purchased my 2nd CZ a PCR can’t wait to take it to the range!!!
I started with the CZ 75 compact per as my first gun purchase ever. I liked it so much I had to pick up the 75 BD. After that I felt I was ready to start carrying. I wanted something a little smaller and lighter. I couldn’t find the RAMI anywhere so I ended up settling for a Glock 26. I never gave up on the RAMI though and once I found one a year later, I dropped that Glock in a heartbeat. The RAMI is a fantastic carry weapon and it was well worth the wait! If you find one, scoop it up because they don’t last long!
Well I to got on the CZ bandwagon. Bought a po1 compact it is a fabulous weapon. Then got on the Rami hunt no one had one on the Internet. I did not want the manual safety and I love the de-cocker also with night sights. This is in my collection of a Glock 43 Smith shield and an XDS. I will say nothing bad about any of these weapons as they shoot whatever you put in them. However you can see the quality in the Rami !!
I was recently introduced hands-on to the CZ line of firearms through a friend at the range. Suffice to say, I immediately went on the hunt for a CZ75 SP01 TAC for my combat sidearm and was fortunate to find a new one at a great price with 2 19+1 9mm cap. Hands down the best sidearm I have carried. Well it wasn’t enough so I picked up a 2075 RAMI BD. Love th CZ over everything out there. Get yours now… don’t wait, go NOW!!!
When I decided I wanted a semi-auto pistol and might want to get my CCW, I checked out just about all of them – Glock, Sig, H&K, Beretta, S&W M&P, Walther, Kimber and more. Then I picked up a CZ 75 Compact and I had to have it. I cannot say enough positive things about it, but then, after I got my CCW, I was interested in something smaller and lighter and that’s when I got my hands on a CZ 2075 Rami. I firmly believe it is perfect! There is no better double stack sub-compact. CZ’s ergonomics are legendary. It fits in the hand like it was custom made for you. I hit whatever I aim at. The recoil is so light and easy, especially for its small size, it’s a dream to shoot. It’s itty-bitty, but very robust and durable and will happily eat whatever ammunition I feed it. I carry it every day in an Alien Gear Cloak Tuck II holster.
In the end, there are two types of handgun owners – those who have never held or fired a CZ, and people who love their CZ. CZ puts them all to shame.
I am fortunate to own a CZ Custom Shadow tricked out by CZ-Custom. It is a great range gun but a bit much to carry. I just picked up a RAMI and find that it is like a mini Shadow. Of course the trigger is not quite as smooth and simple, but for a carry gun it is a great balance.
Highly recommend this gun if you are after a small great shooting CZ in 9mm.
CZ continues to blow my doors off every hinge. These guns are just incredible; balance, hold, sighting, recoil, the works. I’d say that it is the best you can find on the market for the “money” but that seems to “cheapen” it. This is a top notch piece of gear. This is a fine, top of the line gun that can match up to anything out there. Once you hold it in your hand and pull off a mag you will wonder how the heck they aren’t charging twice the money, truly. I would love to get my hands on one of their “custom” guns. This is my 8th CZ gun in my collection now and they still haven’t disappointed me; not even close. I keep buying CZ because I love the feeling I get after running it through the ringer and coming out feeling like I stole something. Have a ball friends; you’re gonna love it.
If polymer is not your thing; but, a real deal sub compact is your needs, buy this pistol without hesitation. This pistol shot just as accurate as any other sub compact I have ever shot. The weight is nicely balanced and conceals with total ease. The sights line up effortlessly and I cannot say more about the ducktale/beaver tail when it comes to having a high grip. Grip angle was perfect coming from the 1911 world.
My first 3 mags were a little spotty (all my fault). After that, I felt like Robinhood shooting bad guy targets at 30ft. I haven’t taken it out to 25yrds yet since I never shoot my sub compacts that far; but, I imagine it would still be on par.
Overall:
– Just as accurate as anything else out there for me
– comfort only matched by sub compact 1911’s
– price/value is the best I have ever seen
– great sights
– easy concealment
– lives up to the advertisement
K.Rice – :
Follow-up on my new RAMI…..3 15 rd. mags, 1 14.rd. mag, 1 10 rd. mag….all a mixture of Sig V crown 124jhp…Federal HST 150jhp (special for micros) and federal 115fmj aluminum case….no hiccups of any kind….accurate to the point of aim, (4 inch resin balls rolled out between 7 to 20 yards)…it’s (so far) a winner…this is an initial break in I do with all new pistols in 9mm…to see if they hang up on any different loading as I mix em all up….this baby just chewed em up and spit em out on my point of aim….Loving the RAMI…!!!!