Long grips for CZ 75 B – upgrade the legend
The CZ 75, manufactured by Česká zbrojovka Uherský Brod (CZUB) since 1975, remains one of the most iconic service pistols in the world.
Why is the CZ 75 so popular?
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Ergonomics: Comfortable, natural grip
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Craftsmanship: High-quality materials and precise manufacturing ensure durability and reliability
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Accuracy: A fixed barrel embedded in the frame gives the CZ 75 outstanding precision, highly appreciated by sport shooters, police, and military forces worldwide
CZ 75 B – modernizing a classic
In the 1990s, CZ introduced the CZ 75 B, which brought several upgrades to meet modern safety standards:
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Firing pin block safety (the “B” stands for Block) – reduces the risk of accidental discharge
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Slightly stiffer trigger pull
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Improved manufacturing and component fitment, increasing overall longevity
While the CZ 75 series is best known as a service pistol, its accuracy has made it equally valued in sport shooting. Due to its all-steel construction, weighing around 1000g, it’s not the lightest option for all-day concealed carry—but it’s still sought-after for self-defense thanks to its reliability and precision.
Long vs. short grips
This category includes only long grips, compatible with the following models:
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CZ 75 B
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CZ 75 B Ω (Omega)
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Other CZ 75 B variants
Important: Long grips are only suitable for pistols without a magwell.
Why add a magwell to CZ 75 B?
A magwell is a popular upgrade among sport shooters because it:
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Adds weight, enhancing overall balance
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Enlarges the magazine well opening, making reloads faster and more forgiving
These benefits:
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Improve the pistol’s stability and balance, helping you shoot with more confidence
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Speed up reloads, even under pressure
If you don’t use a magwell, or don’t plan to, this is the right category for you.
What long grips can you choose from in our offer?
In our selection, you’ll find both original CZ grips and grips from leading firearms accessory manufacturers, such as European brands Toni System and Eemann Tech, or the American brand LOK.
By material
Different grip materials not only vary in weight, but also in durability. Here’s an overview to help you choose what suits you best:
Aluminum
Pros: lightweight, available in various shapes, colors, and surface finishes
Cons: less scratch-resistant, absorbs less recoil,
Recommended for: sport shooting (when a lighter setup is preferred), self-defense, EDC
Polymer
Pros: lightweight, impact and corrosion-resistant, budget-friendly and low maintenance
Cons: less premium look
Recommended for: EDC, self-defense, beginners
Brass
Pros: durable and resistant to deformation, distributes weight well and improves grip, enhances stability and provides excellent recoil feedback , aesthetically pleasing
Cons: heavier and more expensive
Recommended for: sport shooting where control and precision are key
By size
Standard grips fit average-sized hands well. If they don’t feel quite right, you can select a wider or slimmer profile to match your hand size and shooting preferences.
Wider (3D) profile
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Best for shooters with larger hands
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Improves contact and control
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Enhances stability and reduces fatigue during longer sessions
Many sport shooters prefer the 3D profile. If this sounds like your style, check out options like [
this grip by Toni System].
Slimmer profile
A better choice if:
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You have smaller hands
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You want a more compact grip profile
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You find it hard to reach the trigger comfortably
Some manufacturers offer grips in all three profile sizes, so you can easily find the one that provides the most natural and secure hold—[for example,
these grips from Armanov].
