CZ75 Accu Shadow 2 for CMP EIC Service Pistol

I sent an email enquiry to the CMP requesting their opinion on whether this model is compliant. Today I received the following response from a CMP Supervisor:-

"Thank you for your inquiry.  Off hand, I see no modifications to this pistol that would disqualify it from legal competition in any CMP event governed by service pistol rules.  While there is no specific allowance for this particular model, it would be included under the “variants of” provision for the CZ Model 75.  Please be aware that the pistol must still meet all additional qualifications set for in the rule book, and that any modifications to the trigger must maintain all original safety features and possess a minimum 4lb trigger pull.  I would recommend contacting CZ to ensure that the trigger pull on this model will still meet minimum requirements."

This is very good news and clears up any doubt about the "Accu" versions of the CZ75. I therefore understand that both the Accu Shadow 2 and the new "Bullseye" model are OK. Excellent!

In all cases the trigger pull will need to be regulated of course.

I would check a few things 

The trigger weight in single action. It must be #4. 
Grips must be symetrical. 
Front sight cannot be fiber, you fix that by changing the sight or by just inserting a rod to replace the fiber sight. 

The frame cannot be modified from the factory spec but if you have some drill holes for mounting an optic that are not in use that is ok. 

No compensators or ported barrels.

rich.tullo wrote:I would check a few things 

The trigger weight in single action. It must be #4. 
Grips must be symetrical. 
Front sight cannot be fiber, you fix that by changing the sight or by just inserting a rod to replace the fiber sight. 

The frame cannot be modified from the factory spec but if you have some drill holes for mounting an optic that are not in use that is ok. 

No compensators or ported barrels.

Front sight can be fiber optic...check out new rules.

Wow I did not know that,I guess in today's day and age that makes sense