I don't think there really is a set rule about cleaning as far as I have been able to find.

I pretty much clean my guns every time I use them and when they have been stored for long periods of time. But I think Im pretty OCD about keeping my gear in orderly fashion.

I'd say at least 1-2 times a month minimum especially if you have an all metal gun which I do not know if the CZ75b is all metal or polymer ( i think its all metal )

I guess I'm old fashion, but I wouldn't even think about putting away a gun I used without first cleaning it. But then I enjoy the cleaning as part of the experience of shooting.

Congratulations and safe shooting!! I'd really like to have one of these myself. I have a Glock 19, but I think I would shoot better with all metal (heavier), full size gun. I like the 9mm caliber and the high capacity format, which both guns have in common.

The CZ 75 also looks easy to clean. Is that true? And, how do you like the trigger... how does it feel relative to a Glock 19?

The CZ is a fine weapon that should be cleaned before you shoot it the first time. Yes there are those who have not done so and it worked fine but in my opinion it should be cleaned before the first time you shoot. This weekend I shot 1550 round through mine 650 saturday......a good cleaning and about 900 on sunday. A very needed and good cleaning. If you shot 50 rounds you proably do not have to clean it each time but it will not hurt anything to do so and you will get to know your gun very well. It is very easy to break down and very easy to clean, I would go into the detail but I am not a big typer so look here or look here The 75 p-01 and SP-01 all break down the same!!!

RCG

You picked a great weapon.

Thank you ronmail. The CZ shoots really well and pretty accurate, the trigger is good it has good control when you pull the trigger. I love the 3 dot sights it comes with. They glow in the dark lol

Yeah it's all metal construction very solid firearm!! I'm like you buddy, I clean it all the time after shooting!!!

Thanks for the advice

I fired a glock 19 the other day and wow it has a good kick, the CZ doesnt kick as much, Its very easy to disassemble as well

Thanks for the input. I did a alot of research before buying.I was caught between beretta fs92 or CZ and CZ won all the way!!

I checked out the utube cleaning job. OMG! If I used a sink "in the house" I would be sleeping outside "the house". I clean mine everytime I shoot.

Since they are simple to field strip, a basic cleaning after firing doesn't seem like a real imposition. A couple of patches down the barrel and a quick clean of the gunk inside the frame. Maybe 10 minutes if you have OCD issues, 5 if you don't?

Exactly............so why not just do it?

that too funny !!!!! the wife send you to the dog house lol!!!

lol i think I have OCD,It takes me about half hr to clean it. I really treat it like my baby I take care of it and my fiancee seems to think i care for my firearm more than I care for her.

I really appreciate all your feedback!! Thank you. Just one more thing....... do I need to oil the mechanisms often? I just want to make sure I take care of it well so no corrosion.
You guys seem like pros and i'm new at this....

Originally Posted by Elias

lol i think I have OCD,It takes me about half hr to clean it. I really treat it like my baby I take care of it and my fiancee seems to think i care for my firearm more than I care for her.

Your CZ will be lower maintenance over the long haul

Originally Posted by Elias

I really appreciate all your feedback!! Thank you. Just one more thing....... do I need to oil the mechanisms often? I just want to make sure I take care of it well so no corrosion.
You guys seem like pros and i'm new at this....

I use motor oil on the moving parts applied with a Q-tip.
CLP works, but it goes everywhere. From a preservation standpoint, it's probably better than my motor oil & Q-tip.

Clean your weapons everytime you shoot, without exception. Just do it!

I put a drop of oil on the slide rails everytime I clean my CZ's. I put a drop on the internal mechanisms as well. If there is too much oil it may stain the padding in your carrying case if there is too little your gun may rust or malfunction. Hmmmmmmm not such a hard decision to make. Cleaning your weapon teaches you many good safty habits as well.....Check to be sure it unloaded. pointing it away from anything valuable. Handling it racking the slide. how the gun feels in your hand. I like to clean my guns!

RCG

Originally Posted by recoilguy

I put a drop of oil on the slide rails everytime I clean my CZ's. I put a drop on the internal mechanisms as well. If there is too much oil it may stain the padding in your carrying case if there is too little your gun may rust or malfunction. Hmmmmmmm not such a hard decision to make. Cleaning your weapon teaches you many good safty habits as well.....Check to be sure it unloaded. pointing it away from anything valuable. Handling it racking the slide. how the gun feels in your hand. I like to clean my guns!

RCG

I'm with you. I clean all my weapons after a range trip. I clean my CC piece about once a week whether I shoot it or not. Probably a lay-over from being in the Marines. That and I am just anal about that sort of stuff.

I clean mine if I don't plan on shooting it again within a week. Like my IDPA gun, at the peak of my IDPA addiction, I was shooting twice a week. Cleaning it every time was too much. So generally, I'll clean a gun within a week of shooting it if I plan to store it.

I recommend use of a BoreSnake after each use. I keep it in my range bag along with a small bottle of Shooters Choice Lubricant/Cleaner. I wet a small portion of the green fabric right at the beginning of the boresnake with ShooterChoice and run it through the magazine well and then through the barrel. When the brush reaches the barrel, I put some tension on the bottom of the boresnake to force it onto the barrel ramp. I then complete the pull, and then repeat a few times. This keeps the barrel and ramp clean. I also keep a clean plastic gun brush in my bag and brush the bullet seat of the slide (where the firing pin and extractor are located) to remove any soot or debris.

This keeps the handgun clean for about 4-8 visits to the range.

About every 1-2 weeks, I will field-strip the gun and clean the slides, barrel, bullet seat, etc with Hoppes gun solvent (or any good solvent), and then relubricate with ShootersChoice (or any good gun oil.) For the slide and hammer-cocking rail, I use a small amount of gun grease.

I like ShootersChoice. I use CLP on my shotgun, and it works great for the shotgun, but the odor is bad.

If you use a lot of sooty ammo, you may want to shorten these intervals.

Good Luck and Be Safe and Get Plenty of Training.

A clean pistol,Is a good pistol.

Originally Posted by Cat

A clean pistol,Is a good pistol.

and a dirty girl is a great date

Originally Posted by propellerhead

I clean mine if I don't plan on shooting it again within a week. Like my IDPA gun, at the peak of my IDPA addiction, I was shooting twice a week. Cleaning it every time was too much. So generally, I'll clean a gun within a week of shooting it if I plan to store it.

That works too.

I spent my money on girls, guns and cars....the rest I wasted.