I would go to Marschal grips......Hogue rubber grips are nice especially if how they look doesn't matter. I have Marschal on 2 of my CZ's and they are comfortable and managable and they look real good as a bonus. They cost more then rubber ones which is always a consideration I assume.

RCG

Originally Posted by triplebike

Thinking about replacing the stock grips. Looking for comfort & support. Don't really care about appearance. Hogue rubber maybe? Recommendations anyone. Thanks

I've had the Hogue rubber grips on my 75B for a couple of years, and after a few hundred rounds per day at the range you come to appreciate them more and more.
Mitch

I have tried several grips and prefer the cZ rubber grips.

CZ has checkered wood grips for the CZ-75 models. I use them. I really like checkered wood grips. They help to anchor the gun in my hand, better, IMO, than plastic or rubber grips.

I am in my Caifornia mandated waiting period, my light at then end of the tunnel is SP-01 in 9mm (40SW wasn't on our safety roster). I was looking at some aluminum grips on the CZ custom web page, anyone have or tried and didn't like these grips?

Consider Pachmayr panel grips. They are not wrap-around and they give you excellent purchase on the handle.

check this site out...

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i have the hogues f/g on one of mine 75's feel very comfortable and really handle well when shooting 9++ammo hope this helps thanks,David

I have the checkered rosewood grips from Hogue.

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VZ Grips is now making grips for the CZ75, that would be my choice. I've been very happy with multiple sets from them for my 1911s and Hi Power.

I prefer the CZ rubber grips. Excellent fit to the gun and firm purchase to the hand.

Originally Posted by Teuthis

I prefer the CZ rubber grips. Excellent fit to the gun and firm purchase to the hand.

I agree.

As for aftermarket wood grips, I've ordered from Hakan Pek and have been satisfied with the results.

Since my previous post I obtained the rubber grips offered by CZ. I think they are excellent and recommend you take a look. Mine fit perfectly and offer excellent purchase. I see no need for anything more.

Originally Posted by Teuthis

Since my previous post I obtained the rubber grips offered by CZ. I think they are excellent and recommend you take a look. Mine fit perfectly and offer excellent purchase. I see no need for anything more.

I am glad you are happy with your choice of rubber grips. When I have used them, they have been very comfortable, but when I was shooting IPSC with a 1911, I felt that the Pachmayr grips I first used allowed the gun to squirm around in my hands too much in rapid firing. When I switched to checkered wood grips, I felt the gun was anchored better in my hands. Even though the 9mm CZ has lower recoil than the 1911, I prefer the checkered wood grips on it, too.

What division do you shoot with the wood grips on your CZ? My club says the wood grips disqualify the gun from production, I never bothered to look and see I just put the original grips back on for competing.

Am I mis informed?

RCG

Originally Posted by recoilguy

What division do you shoot with the wood grips on your CZ? My club says the wood grips disqualify the gun from production, I never bothered to look and see I just put the original grips back on for competing.

Am I mis informed?

RCG

I haven't shot IPSC for something approaching 10 years. I don't know what rule changes may have effected things. These days I shoot CAS and play with my grandchildren.

I was just curious......have fun with the grandkids.

RCG

I had a Hogue Grip on my CZ 75BD and after a week I changed it back to the original grips. I just didn't like the way it fit and it made my mag stick.