This video from Forgotten Weapons explores the CZ-97B, a .45 ACP pistol introduced in 1997 as a departure from the CZ-75 design. The video highlights its unique locking mechanism, threaded barrel bushing, and details differences between early and later production models, such as grip materials and sights. The presenter speculates that the CZ-97B's size and 10-round magazine capacity contributed to its lack of popularity, especially in the US market.
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