CZ 75 SP-01 9mm vs CZ P-07 9mm

Both are DA/SA CZ 9mms with fixed 3-dot sights, a firing pin block, a hammer safety notch, two magazines and no optic cut, and both measure exactly 1.46" wide. Frame material drives everything else. The CZ 75 SP-01 9mm is steel-framed at 41.3 oz, holds 19 rounds, and runs a 4.6" barrel, 8.15" overall length, 5.79" height and a 6.1" sight radius with a manual safety. The CZ P-07 9mm is polymer-framed at 27.7 oz — 13.6 oz lighter — holds 15 rounds, and runs a 3.75" barrel, 7.2" overall (0.95" shorter), 5.3" height and a 5.87" sight radius, with an interchangeable decocker or manual safety. MSRP is $999.00 against $489.00, a $510.00 difference.

Pick the CZ 75 SP-01 if:

• You want 19 rounds and the 41.3 oz steel frame soaking up recoil at the range
• The 4.6" barrel and 6.1" sight radius, 0.23" longer than the P-07, help your shooting
• A fixed manual safety suits how you run a DA/SA gun

Pick the CZ P-07 if:

• You are carrying it: 27.7 oz, 7.2" overall and 5.3" tall against 41.3 oz and 8.15"
• You want the option of a decocker or a manual safety on the same frame
• The $489.00 MSRP is $510.00 under the SP-01

Width and action type are the same, and trigger pull is within 0.1 lb (4.4 lb vs 4.5 lb). The choice comes down to carrying 13.6 oz less or shooting a heavier steel gun with four more rounds.