Training Replica: CZ 75 2075 Rami

The CZ 2075 RAMI is a subcompact evolution of the legendary CZ 75 platform. Its name is a portmanteau of the first two letters of its designers' names, Radek Hauerland and Milan Trkulja. While most subcompacts favor polymer, the RAMI is a "cult classic" prized for its alloy-frame construction, providing the shootability and heft of a service pistol in a "pocket-sized" frame.

Key Design Elements

• Internal Slide Rails: Like the full-sized CZ 75, the RAMI's slide rides inside the frame rails rather than outside. This design results in a very tight lockup, a low bore axis, and exceptional mechanical accuracy for a 3-inch barrel.

• Variant Actions: It was traditionally offered in two versions:

  • Standard (Safety): Features a frame-mounted manual safety, allowing for "Condition 1" (cocked and locked) carry.

  • BD (Decocker): Replaces the manual safety with a decocking lever for those who prefer a Double-Action (DA) first pull. The BD model also typically includes factory tritium night sights.

• Versatile Capacity: The pistol is uniquely flexible with its magazines. It ships with a flush 10-round magazine for deep concealment and a 14-round extended magazine that provides a full-sized grip. Crucially, it is compatible with almost all full-sized CZ 75 magazines.

• Rugged Construction: The use of a 7075-T6 aluminum alloy frame makes it slightly heavier than its polymer competitors (like the Glock 26), which many shooters prefer because it significantly tames the "snappy" recoil of 9mm in a small gun.

• Discontinued Status: As of 2020, CZ has officially discontinued the RAMI. This has led to it becoming a sought-after item on the secondary market for CZ enthusiasts and collectors.

Technical Specifications