CZ 75 AUTO for Sale

Quick Look

The CZ 75 Auto is a rare select-fire variant of the iconic CZ 75 designed in the Czech Republic during the Cold War era. Created to offer full-auto capability in a compact 9mm pistol, it is a hybrid between service pistol and PDW. Due to its unique niche and legal restrictions, the CZ 75 Auto remains a collector's item and less common on the civilian market.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Full-auto capability in a compact 9mm frame
• Based on the proven CZ 75 platform
• Steel-frame design helps control recoil
• Excellent durability and craftsmanship
• Sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts

Key Variants

CZ 75 Automatic

A factory-made full-auto model ideal for collectors and historical firearm lovers.

CZ 75 Full Auto Conversion

Aftermarket-converted CZ 75 pistols registered pre-1986 for legal full-auto ownership: rare and regulated.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Cz 75 Auto	Glock 18	Beretta 93R
MSRP	Discontinued/Rare	LEO/Mil Only	Discontinued
Capacity/Size	15+1, full size	17+1, compact	20+1, large frame
Weight	2.4 lbs	1.6 lbs	2.2 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	DA/SA	Striker-fired	DA/SA
Notable Pro	Steel frame aids control	High mag capacity	3-round burst option
Notable Con	Extremely rare	LEO/Mil restriction	Bulky and heavy

Best Use Cases

• Law enforcement and military historical studies
• Machine pistol collections
• Class III collector ownership
• Historical range demos (where legal)

FAQs

Can I legally own a CZ 75 Auto?

Only if it is a pre-1986 transferable machine gun and you have a federal tax stamp under NFA laws.

What is the fire rate of the CZ 75 Auto?

Typically around 1,000 rounds per minute in full-auto mode, depending on model and condition.

How does the CZ 75 Auto compare to other machine pistols?

It offers excellent control thanks to its steel frame, but is heavier and harder to find than others.