CZ ~ 2075 D RAMI ~ 9mm Luger

CZ 2075 RAMI – The First Subcompact From CZ CZ has been known for the popular CZ 75 handguns ever since they hit the market. Up until 1992, there was no option for those who wanted to carry CZ 75-style handgun without having to cope with its full-size weight and dimensions. This all changed, somehow, with the introduction of the CZ 75 Compact series. Despite being a bit friendlier in terms of concealment possibilities it was still a tiny bit heavy and long for a proper EDC community. Somebody at CZ realized that and the result was CZ 2075 RAMI. The development of the new subcompact handgun started in 1997 when CZ designers Radek Hauerland and Milan Trkulja started working on the prototype. If you are wondering what RAMI means, take a look at the first two letters of the designers' names. The "D" Rami was released in 2008. Initially known as CZ 2075 BD RAMI it featured a decocker lever on the left side of the gun. This was probably the most carriable version of CZ 2075 RAMI as it allowed for a safe decocking to a safety notch. The RAMI was discontinued in 2021 in favor of the new CZ P-10 S, but it still remains very popular across the shooter community. This example shows little use and comes with the original box and four magazines.