KJW CZ75 KP-09

Brief History

The CZ-75 is a pistol of Czechoslovak origin designed in 1975 by the Koucky brothers, who were working at the national arms factory Ceska Zbrojovka at the time. Production of this pistol began in 1976 and it was a real success in the world of firearms. The CZ-75 platform managed to combine the best qualities of pistols of its time. The pistol's design, comfort, and especially its reliability have made it popular worldwide. The pistol was so well-regarded that several firearm manufacturers copied the basic platform; thus, the CZ-75 principle can be found in the Jericho 941 - Israeli, the TZ-75 - Italian, and others. This pistol has been adopted by the armed forces of Turkey, certain states in the USA, and other countries around the world.

Exterior of the Replica

This airsoft replica is manufactured by KJW and closely mimics the details of the real weapon. The operation of this replica is very similar to that of the real firearm. The recoil is strong, satisfying mil-sim enthusiasts. It is made entirely of metal alloy, while the grips are made of durable ABS plastic. On the left side of the pistol, you will find controls such as the Slide catch, Safety, and Mag catch, making this pistol recommended for right-handed users. The sights of the pistol are fixed but aligned straight.

Interior of the Replica

The internal mechanisms of this airsoft replica are made from quality metals, making it resistant to wear and reliable over time. The replica is equipped with an adjustable hop-up system, allowing for quite significant engagement distances. The speed of the airsoft replica measured with 0.20g BBs is approximately 85-90 meters per second. The hop-up adjustment is internal, requiring the slide to be removed for access. The hop-up adjustment is fine, and once set, it will remain in position.

Power Source

This airsoft replica operates on Green Gas; any weaker or stronger gas may damage the internal mechanisms. For optimal performance, the replica should be used in normal atmospheric conditions, at temperatures above 15°C. With a gas fill, the replica operates the entire magazine, and at the end, it locks the slide in the position indicating the end of BBs.

Periodically, the airsoft replica should be cleaned and lubricated according to the recommendations in the Service and Care section. This way, the airsoft replica can function correctly for a long time.