I've been shopping around for a CZ75 and I'm wondering if there are 15 rd mags out there for this pistol. The regular capacity is 16 rds. I would hate to own another pistol that's limited to 10 rd mags again.

You can order 15 rd. mags from CZ USA for $24.99 a piece. Here's the link CZ-USa

You can also get 15rders from CDNN and gunclips.com or whatever it is.

 

Just to let you know, those 15rders fit pretty tight in my 75b. When I load them into it, they go in about halfway then I have to slam them in. 10rders fit fine.

You can also get 15rders from CDNN and gunclips.com or whatever it is.

 

Just to let you know, those 15rders fit pretty tight in my 75b. When I load them into it, they go in about halfway then I have to slam them in. 10rders fit fine.

 

thanks for the info RF! Any experience with ProMags? I found Calsportingarmory.com selling them for less than 15 bucks.

 

 

 

Not a problem buddy!

 

I can't say I have ever had any experience with any type of Promags, but being on forums for the past years, I hear a lot of people badmouthing them. Supposedly they don't feed rounds well and are an all-around pain in the butt.

 

If I were you, I'd rather pay the extra couple bucks and know that I am getting top-notch mags. Mec-Gar (a company that makes lots of aftermarket mags that WORK WELL) makes the 15rders and I have a bunch of them and other than the minor 'tight' issue I have with them that I previously stated, they feed well and I have never had any problems with them. I've ordered CZ mags (and other things) from CDNN, gunclips, and CZUSA and all three companies have been a pleasure to deal with. The cool thing about CZUSA is that even though they're located in AZ, the 3 or 4 times I have ordered from them they have gotten the package here in 2-3 days.

 

Also, just to let you know, realize that the 15rd mags do NOT have the factory 10rd baseplate on the bottom. They are just...flat. You will see the difference in pictures if you're confused. It isn't that big of a deal, but I will say that the baseplate makes it much easier to take mags out of mag holders as well as loading the mag into the mag well/pistol. As I said, it's no biggie but did want you to know that.

I have mostly the CZ mecgars but i also have 2 promags that i use for matches. The factory mags have been flawless, but i do occasionally get some feed issues with the promags but its not that often. I may go a whole match/shooting session without and issue but when you're rotating through 6 mags, each one doesn't really get used that much so the failures may be more than acceptable for some. for casual use, its fine but when you rely on your gun as a tool for competitions or even defense, the reliability is worth a couple bux more per mag.

I had a similar experience to JonF. I originally purchased 2x 15 round promags for my CZ 75B. Feeding was less than 100% reliable. I experienced a misfeed almost once per every other full mag while using the promags. For $24, the MecGars available from CZ USA are the best value as you get a 100% reliable magazine for a good price. Go for the MecGars and by all means stay away from the promags! Shooting the CZ 75B is too much fun to worry about the performance of your magazines!

See, even though my statement about Promags was hearsay, there are even ppl on NJGF that have had problems with them!

From a fellow CZer....stick with the ones sold by CZ-USA...

thanks for the info folks!

I have a CZ-75BD; it's the only gun I own that survived my move to NJ... yes, there absolutely are 15 round mags available.

 

Echo of the other advice - get the CZ-USA originals. Springs need some breaking in (one trip to the range will do it) and my 4 have been excellent.

The Mecgars have been working fine for me. As others have mentioned, I've experienced very slight hesitation when inserting the mags, but nothing to concern me. They're good mags, I bought 2 more. They drop right out when I'm ready for another. After break-in they're fine and they are built very well. Pro Mags have a pretty bad reputation, I steer clear of them.