CZ-USA | CZ 75 BD 9mm | 4.6″ 10rd | MFG# 1130

The CZ 75 BD is a decocker variant of the long-running CZ 75 family, built on an all-steel frame and chambered in 9mm Luger. It features a 4.6-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, a left-side decocking lever for safe hammer-down carry, and fixed three-dot sights. The pistol is aimed at shooters who want a full-size, steel-frame DA/SA pistol for range work, competition, or duty/service use.

A compact red-dot that pairs well with this platform and remains under $1,000 is the Trijicon RMR Type 2; its footprint and durability complement the CZ 75 BD’s strong steel frame and fixed-sight geometry.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is 9mm Luger.
• The barrel measures 4.6 inches and is cold hammer-forged.
• The action type is Semi-Auto (DA/SA).
• The frame material is steel with a black polycoat finish.
• The finish is listed as black / black polycoat.
• The sights are fixed three-dot sights.
• The safety system includes a decocking lever and firing pin block safety.
• The grips are black plastic (noted elsewhere as rubber/plastic in source material).
• The slide is described as serrated for manual manipulation.
• Included magazines are described as 2 × 10‑round removable magazines.
• Magazine capacity is listed inconsistently in source data; reported values include 10 and 10+1, so capacity requires review.
• Weight is reported inconsistently in source data; reported values include 34 oz and 35.3 oz, so weight requires review.
• The overall length is listed as 8.1 inches.
• The product model is 75BD and manufacturer part number is 1130.
• The UPC is 806703011301.

This CZ 75 BD combines classic CZ engineering—slide-in-frame design and hammer-forged barrel—with modern safety features like a decocker and a firing pin block. The steel construction gives the pistol a stable shooting platform well-suited to consistent range work and service-style carry; the included magazines and fixed sighting system make it ready for immediate use on the range or in competition settings where a traditional DA/SA pistol is preferred.

Owners and shooters commonly praise this model for its accuracy and durable construction, and many note the smooth double-action to single-action trigger transition as a standout feature.

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