CZ 75 Kadet Adapter II .22 LR Conversion Kit

A: Cz-75B SA?

A: The CZ 75 Kadet conversion kit is a separate accessory for the CZ 75/85 pistol series allowing the firing of .22 LR caliber cartridges.

A: You gotta have a CZ-75B SA, so this is exactly the kit you want for that pistol. CZ 75 Kadet/ Kadet 2 A .22 LR caliber slide/ barrel assembly and magazine kit to fit onto most standard CZ 75B frames (except the Tactical Sport and SP-01 Phantom).

A: Hope I didn't confuse you. But I thought the SA was only available with the 75B, and it is. So being you have a CZ-75B SA, this kit was made for them. Sorry it took me a bit, but I have never owned a CZ, had to figure out which model you have, they only make 2 SA models, this kit will fit both.

A: John, the switch will be fine but, I would get a dedicated 22 pistol for your son for the very reason you inferred. Don't mess with perfection!

A: No sir, it will not harm your pistol to switch back and forth between the 9mm and this kit. It is a good training aid, and costs less for 22 ammo than 9mm, of course. However .. if accuracy is your overall goal, you might consider getting one of the Ruger Mark IV target pistols for just a few more bucks than this kit costs, and I knowfrom experience the little Ruger Mark pistols are pretty darn accurate. I regularly put 10 rounds into a jagged edged single hole at 7 yards, and 3/4 - 1" groups at 12 -15 yards are commonplace. Just a thought ... and you'll still be training your son on a 'semi-auto' pistol ... plus the little Rugers are just plain fun to shoot.

A: For nearly the same money you can get a dedicated .22 pistol. The kadet kits are good, have one for my Shadow 2, but my Buckmark 22s are more accurate.

A: Alec, yes it will work with the CZ-75BD no issue. --- https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/gear-review-cz-75-kadet-adapter/

A: Alec, Yes this conversion kit will fit and function with the BD model. No problem.

A: Mark, unfortunately yes they have been discontinued. Wouldn't mind getting one myself. Your best option to find one is checking a website called gunbr0ker. They're a site that allows private owners and small shops to sell their products so they usually have rare/discontinued and hard to find firearms and accessories. I've seen them on there before. Sorry but hope this helps.

A: Hi Mark and welcome to the Buds Community. Yes it has been discontinued. I would check large websites like (6)unbroker - just replace the (6) with a G or Guns International as hard to find firearms, accessories and ammunition are for sale by small shops and private individuals. gunsinternational.com/ --------- Cheers and stay safe!