Well, I finally took my latest handgun out for a test spin this weekend. I bought it about 3 months ago, but haven't had the chance. I was very pleased with it. No FTF and accurate with a low recoil.(I was using cheap bear steel cased ammo) The thing is heavy though and it's built like a tank. I mean seriously, if all else fails you can just throw it at someone or beat them with it if you had to! It really throws the spent casings which might make it harder for reloaders. I hear there's a different recoil spring you can get to fix that if it bugs you. The slide mounted de-cocker/safety wasn't an issue for me though some may not be happy with it. For those that don't know it's a CZ-75 clone, just looks better (my opinion, I know ) I've been wanting a CZ-75 for a while now, but they are pita to find for a reasonable price. 

 

The fit and finish on the gun is fairly good too, no complaints there. And the trigger breaks cleanly and is smooth out of the box. The one thing it needs is night sights. Also aftermarket parts are few and far between though 10 round mags made for the CZ-97 and witness .45's are supposed work just fine. (The witness and jericho are made by Tangfolio, but the Jericho is made for Israeli Weapons Industries and marketed by Magnum Research)

 

So if you've been looking for a CZ-75 but can't find them or don't want to pay the markup that's currently getting charged, take a look at one of these. They have 9mm, .40, and .45, all steel or polymer, in 3 different sizes.

Glad you like yours. I recently got a full size steel frame in .40 and had pretty much the same sentiments as you. Built well but heavy, accurate, and decent trigger.

 

I thought the recoil was rather snappy, but I have the spring upgrade Im gona put in and see how that affects it.

The .40 S&W round tends to be snappy by nature. I have a sig p226 in 40 and it does the same thing.