Mainly ambidextrous safety/decocker and slide release.
Also, the combat version has a different trigger that has adjustable reset.
Other than that it is the same as a 75B.

You can get the non-B version without the firing pin block...a bit nicer trigger.

If you are a lefty, get the 85.

Or if you want the combat trigger, the the 85B combat.

I recommend the Cz custom shop (Ghost products)

There is no more accurate 9mm that I have found.

Avoid Wolf Ammo and similar steel cased, matte finished ammo and Aguila.

It will shoot anything else.

If you want a tac rail, get the SP-01.

You will not regret a Cz purchase...better than Sig IMHO.
CC

The CZ 85 is essentially a 75 with an ambidextrous safety. The CZ85 Combat adds a couple more thing, Adj sights & Ext Mag release.
If CZs site is to be believed, the Matte stainless is still available.
CZ-USA -> CZ 75 B Stainless

C






cz 75 is available matt stsnless, I have spo1 shadow custom shop that has 1000s f rounds through it wolf ammo as well its never picky about ammo, also have 2075 rami for ccw.

Originally Posted by cclaxton

Mainly ambidextrous safety/decocker and slide release.
Also, the combat version has a different trigger that has adjustable reset.
Other than that it is the same as a 75B.

You can get the non-B version without the firing pin block...a bit nicer trigger.

If you are a lefty, get the 85.

Or if you want the combat trigger, the the 85B combat.

I recommend the Cz custom shop (Ghost products)

There is no more accurate 9mm that I have found.

Avoid Wolf Ammo and similar steel cased, matte finished ammo and Aguila.

It will shoot anything else.

If you want a tac rail, get the SP-01.

You will not regret a Cz purchase...better than Sig IMHO.
CC

Are you saying that the safety on the 75B and 85B actually functions as a "de-cocker"? I'm asking because I like the "de-cocker" feature - as in the model 75BD, but that model is not available in stainless which would be ideal. But if the 75B safety "de-cocks", then I'll go for that one in stainless.

Originally Posted by ronmail65

Are you saying that the safety on the 75B and 85B actually functions as a "de-cocker"? I'm asking because I like the "de-cocker" feature - as in the model 75BD, but that model is not available in stainless which would be ideal. But if the 75B safety "de-cocks", then I'll go for that one in stainless.

The 75B/85B safety DOES NOT decock the pistol. It is a safety only. You can decock a non-BD safely with practice. Unless specified, the new gen pistols, ie: "B" have a firing pin block, hence the "B" in the designation,

I own a 75 spo1, i can recommend it great pistol.