#CZ

CZ celebrated the 51st anniversary of their iconic CZ 75 at SHOT Show 2026 by announcing the CZ 75 Legend, a one-to-one reproduction of the original 1975 pistol built on modern machinery. The Legend replicates the pre-B model from before CZ added the firing pin block, and it's scheduled to ship late spring 2026 for $1,399 MSRP.

The CZ have announced that the Bundeswehr has selected the CZ P-10C OR FDE as the P13. The P13 will replace the P8A1, the Heckler & Koch USP, which entered service in 1994. CZ have described the selection as “one of the most significant milestones in its history.”

Unveiled earlier this year the CZ GL is a lightweight, compact grenade launcher designed to be versatile and reliable. Chambered in the standard NATO low velocity 40×46 grenade, it features an ambidextrous manual safety, a 4-position telescopic stock, polymer pistol grip, and tool-free QD attachment points. It can easily be mounted on Picatinny rail-equipped rifle handguards as an underbarrel grenade launcher.

Welcome back to another TFB review, with tonight's selection being the new CZ Shadow 2 Carry. I looked at CZ’s first offering which was the Shadow 2 Compact back in November of 2023. If you happened to miss that article, be sure to click the link here to give it a quick read. Although the Shadow 2 Compact and Shadow 2 Carry are similar, there are a number of stark differences between the two models. Let's take a closer look at the new CZ Shadow 2 Carry.

Performance meets precision, says CZ, as they release their P-10 C Ported. This new development is said to take aim at taming muzzle rise, to give shooters more control and more stability, in combination with a modern look. The barrel is 10% heavier, and ported (it’s in the name!) with a precision-milled crown.

CZ had the Bren 3 on display at EnforceTac 2025 showcasing multiple variants of their next-generation battle rifle. I sat down with Jan from CZ’s Demo and Testing Team to break down the key differences between the Bren 2 and the new Bren 3, including updates to ergonomics, modularity, barrel lengths and internal improvements. CZ designed the Bren 3 to be lighter, more adaptable and even more rugged, improving on an already battle-proven platform. With variants tailored for military law enforcement and civilian use, this could be CZ’s most versatile rifle lineup yet. 

Česká zbrojovka, aka CZ recently launched the redesigned P-09 and P-07 pistols, which now go by the designation P-09 F Nocturne (full size) and P-09 C Nocturne (compact size) that includes a number of cosmetic and functional upgrades. Both the F and C versions have the same internal parts and operation as their predecessors, but today we’ll focus on the CZ P-09 C Nocturne, in which we’ll take a look at each upgrade and how it also relates to concealed carry. Let’s Czech it out (sorry, I had to).

One of the most interesting things at the CZ USA booth was the brand new BREN 3, the product improved BREN 2.

CZ fans have another version of the iconic CZ 75 to drool over, the Shadow 2 Target, a package set up specifically for Bullseye matches. Beyond the stellar reputation of the CZ 75, the Shadow 2 series of single-action 9mm pistols are renowned across the shooting community for their ergonomics and accuracy, making them highly regarded amongst competitors. Speaking of competitors, 8-time overall IPSC Handgun World Champion, Eric Grauffel, had a hand in the development of the new CZ Shadow 2 Target, and with 191 IPSC President Medals, I’d say he knows a thing or two about handguns.

In this video, James Reeves interviews Karl with CZ about the new CZ Shadow 2 Target. The Shadow 2 Target is a derivative of the CZ Shadow 2 that is specifically designed for bullseye shooting. It features a number of changes over the standard Shadow 2, including modifications to the slide, barrel, and a tunable trigger.

Welcome to another Photo Of The Day! Today we offer CZ BREN 2s with Schmidt & Bender optics in Spuhr mounts. You see a Hungarian soldier aiming at targets during the U.S. Army Europe and Africa Best Sniper Team Competition at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC) near Hohenfels, Germany.

Colt CZ Group’s expansion continues at pace with the announcement that their factory in Hungary will increase its production capacity to help serve the export market. The factory was initially established, following an agreement with the Hungarian government, in 2018 to produce CZ Bren 2 rifles for the Hungarian armed forces but Colt CZ Group now plans to export Hungarian made firearms as part of external procurements and sales.