The CZ A01-LD 9mm pistol, part number 91731, is a full-size semi-automatic handgun designed for competitive shooting and demanding range use. It combines a steel frame with a beavertail, a blued finish, and black checkered polymer grips for a durable, secure platform. The Custom series design features a combat trigger and an ambidextrous manual safety for adaptable operation.
The pistol is equipped with a 4.9-inch match-grade bull barrel made from 416R stainless steel. Its cold hammer forged construction supports consistent performance, while the optic-ready, serrated steel slide provides a practical foundation for sight upgrades and improved handling. A fiber optic front sight paired with a low-mount rear sight offers a clear sighting arrangement for target-focused shooting.
The CZ A01-LD has a 9mm chambering and a 19+1 capacity. It includes two 19-round magazines, providing convenient range support and simplified magazine rotation. The aluminum grip components and steel frame balance durability with a solid, stable feel in the hand. Finished in black with a blued frame and slide, this CZ pistol delivers a refined appearance suited to its match-oriented configuration. Firearms should be handled, stored, and transported responsibly in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Features:
- Brand and Part Number: CZ A01-LD pistol, part number 91731
- Action: Semi-automatic operation with a combat trigger
- Caliber and Capacity: 9mm chambering with a 19+1 capacity
- Barrel: Match-grade bull barrel made from 416R stainless steel with cold hammer forged construction
- Frame: Full-size steel frame with beavertail and blued finish
- Slide: Steel optic-ready slide with serrations and blued finish
- Sights: Fiber optic front sight with low-mount rear sight
- Safety: Ambidextrous manual safety
- Grips: Black checkered polymer grips with aluminum grip components
- Magazines: Includes two 19-round magazines
- Finish: Black blued finish
- Firearm Type: Full-size pistol intended for responsible range and competition use