VZ Grips CZ 75 Tactical Diamonds Gun Grips, Superior Comfort, Superior Control, Made in The USA, 2 Panels

These grips seem made for the CZ75B. Installs in seconds, slims up the handhold and sucks your hand onto the weapon. Really high quality. I use brake cleaner to clean my CZ and it has not harmed these at all! Great because I'm sometimes too lazy to remove for cleaning. Also, the color goes great on the matte black surface of the firearm. Sleek design makes for better control during double-taps and rapid fire. I can stay on target easier than with factory grips. Plus, they look freaking awesome! Well worth the price. Buy some and don't look back!

The grips are great. When you first pick them up, out of the package, they feel very light, brittle or even flimsy. Ignore that, they are made of G10 and are much stronger than most other plastics and composites out there. This particular pattern, the Tactical Diamonds are a perfect compromise between aggressive gripping and comfort. With a Philips screwdriver, unscrew the factory grips. The factory grips feel even flimsier, once removed. Lay the pistol flat on a table, ideally on a mat. If the pistol is brand new, you may notice some excess gun oil. Wipe it off and gently position one of the VZ grips on the handle, until it literally falls into place. If properly positioned, the grip side will be perfectly flush with the metal frame, all the way around. Insert the factory screw and gently tighten it to no more than finger tight, initially. Again check to see that the grip is perfectly flush with the metal. Then give the screw another quarter turn or so, with the screwdriver. Repeat the entire process, for the other side and enjoy our new grips.The pistol may feel somewhat thinner, than with the factory grips. I think it is but I did not measure it, before and after. The material should probably last you for the rest of your life, as it should at this price point.

These grips fit great as usual from any of the VZ products I have bought in the past. They look good on the black frame and feel great when held. The diamonds give it a good positive grip and are thinner than the stock rubber grips.

SummaryAwesome aftermarket replacement for factory grip panels. The Tactical Diamond texture is moderately aggressive - provides good balance of grip and comfort. They are a durable composite that is not affected by moisture or lubricants/cleaners with a balance of function and aesthetics.Pros• Noticeably thinner than factory plastic grips• Significantly grippier than factory plastic grips• Unaffected by moisture or chemicalsCons• Some may balk at the price• Those with very small hands who want the thinnest possible grips for the CZ-75 may need to look at thin aluminum grip panels offered by other manufacturers• Although Black Cherry facsimile of wood finish, it is still a composite material. Not real wood.

Pros• Slightly thinner than factory plastic grips• Unaffected by moisture or chemicalsCons• Pricey• Pattern is not have any better grip than factory• No thumb rest compared to the factoryI tried the zebra pattern, looked odd and felt odd without the thumb rest of the factory grips. Amazon has a great return policy - thankfully.

I was looking for new grips to replace the standard plastic grips on my Stingray-C from Canik 55. Several posters on various forums had recommended these grips, so I decided to give them a try.I'm not planning on using the Stingray for concealed carry, so I passed on the Frag style I chose to go with the Tactical Diamonds since I will primarily using it at the range, and I'm happy with my choice. They feel good in my hand, and there is no discomfort. They also make the Diamond Back style, but they sounded a little more intense than I was looking for. I have a desk job, so my hands aren't particularly tough, but there's no discomfort with the tactical diamonds.I ordered the Black Cherry and I found that they were accurate to the images that I found online. At least from images I can see online, I think the patterns of the grips show up better on the Tactical Diamonds and Diamond Backs than they do on the Frags.Removal of the original grips and replacement with the VZs took less than 5 minutes. I just needed a flat head screwdriver, and was happy that the screws in the Stingray came out easily. The VZ grips fit easily on the pistol and were initially tight. However, when I took the gun to the range and fired about 200 rounds through it, the screws kept coming loose. I had to retighten the screws three times over the course of the range visit. I'm going to be applying some blue loctite and hopefully that will do the trick.At $75, they aren't cheap, but I think I've gotten top of the line fiberglass grips that will last forever, feel good, and look very nice. If you own the Stingray-C, you should be able to happily use these, just plan to apply some loctite to make sure they stay on.

These are considerably thinner than the stock grips, as they do not have a palm swell. I think the flat parts are thinner, too, but that's just by feel, not measurement. They fit correctly, with no gaps, have quite vivid color, and great overall finish. I was worried they'd be too sharp for daily carry, but I don't think they'll be bad at all. Most folks believe CZ's have a great grip to start with, as did I, but for my average sized hands, they made it even better. Great stuff!