Girls' Frontline: CZ75
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| CZ75 | |
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| Basic info | |
| Original name | CZ75 |
| Moe point(s) | Axe, Punk, Flat-chested |
| Hair color | Red |
| Eye color | Red |
| CV | Shiho Kokido |
| Type | Handgun (HG) |
| Rarity | ★★★★★ |
| Developed by | Ceska Zbrojovka |
| Manufactured by | Ceska Zbrojovka |
| In service | 1976- |
CZ75 is a character from the Tactical SRPG ES game Girls' Frontline and its derivatives developed by MicaTeam and published by Digital Sky. She joined the fray on 30 March, 2017.
Contents
Historical basis
The Česká zbrojovka Uherský Brod, or CZ UB, has been manufacturing firearms for military and law enforcement use since 1936, along with precision instruments, aircraft parts and engines, among other services. The CZ 75 remains a renowned weapon among all the products the company has ever built. Though a pistol manufactured by an Eastern Bloc country with few outstanding design features, it combines the advantages of many pistols, with comfortable grips, reliable action, good accuracy, and high-end (though not state-of-the-art) quality, all at a moderately positioned pricing level, making it a popular weapon in the west, in addition to being replicated into different models.
The CZ 75 was developed by brothers Josef and Frantisek Koucky when they designed a standard-issue pistol with a double-action trigger and a high-capacity magazine according to Central Government's mandates. Though the Czech Republic was a Warsaw Pact member, the weapon was still ordered to be chambered in 9mm Parabellum cartridges.
The Koucky brothers combined advantages found on the Browning Hi-Power, the S&W M39, the SIG 210 and other pistols, and eventually came up with the CZ 75 semi-automatic pistol in 1975. Production commenced in 1976, and was issued to Czechoslovakian soldiers and police officers alike, with exports to other countrys afterwards. It was first exported to Middle American states and the Scandinavian countries through an export company named Merkuria, before expanding its market to other countries.
There was virtually no pistol designed by a socialist state on the Euro-American market during the Cold War, that is, until the CZ 75 made its appearance. It was first welcomed due to it being a novelty and its low price; however it was found that the CZ 75 was reliable to use as a military weapon, but with a high accuracy for shooting competitions, plus that it has a low price, making it a highly cost-efficient pistol.
The CZ 75 family of pistols use a short-recoil system. The barrel has a locking lug under the chamber, which works in coordination with the locking part found on the receiver. The barrel is locked in the slide with two locking lugs found on the top, in front of the extraction port.
Different from most semi-automatic pistols, the CZ 75 uses a slide/receiver combination similar to the SIG P210, i.e. the slide is entirely secured inside the slide rails on the receiver, while most semi automatic pistols have their slide rails covered within the slide itself.
Most variants of the CZ 75 are single/double-action, with a manual safety on the receiver and an exposed hammer. All CZ 75 pistols from the late 1980s onwards have an automatic firing pin safety installed, with a letter "B" added to their model name, as found on the CZ 75B. Newer models have a de-cock lever in the stead of the manual safety, such as the CZ 75BD and the CZ 75 P-01. Other models are double-action only without manual safeties, and use a smaller-sized hammer (CZ 75 DAO). In addition to some single-action only models with manual safeties on the receiver made for IPSC competitions (CZ 75 BSA). The manual safety lever or the de-cock lever is located on the left side of the receiver, the same side on which the slide catch is located on all models. Another ambidextrous operation-capable model, renamed the CZ 85, has manual safety levers and slide catches on both sides of the receiver to support ambidextrous operation.
All standard-sized CZ 75 pistols have all-steel structures, with molded slides and receivers. While some more compact models such as the CZ 75 P-01 uses a steel slide and an aluminum receiver.
The CZ 75 is also one of the earliest 9mm-caliber pistols to use a staggered-column high-capacity magazine after the Browning Hi-Power, but with a smaller grip size for use by small-handed users, with excellent ergonomics providing comfortable gripping in use. The grip can be either walnut or plastic. The pocket model of the CZ 75 has the same receiver as that of the CZ 75, but with a 20mm (0.78 in) shorter slide and barrel. The compact models have a shorter grip, with a magazine capacity of only 13 rounds (15-round magazines are accepted on these models, however they protrude from the bottom of the grip).
The early models of the CZ 75 use 15-round magazines, with current models using 16-round (9mm standard-sized), 12-round (.40-caliber) or 13-round (9mm compact) magazines. Magazines with a 10-round capacity are also sold to the North American civilian market.
The barrel is hammer forged with 6 right-hand twist riflings, at 1/9.7.
The CZ 75 has a rather complex firing mechanism, which, combined with manufacturing problems, make the trigger rather stiff to users, which is a main shortcoming of the CZ 75, with another being that it is uneasy to disassemble or modify, with trigger mechanism adjustment by oneself being advised against if there isn't adequate experience and confidence.
The CZ 75 can be disassembles by first removing the magazine, pulling back on the slide until the disassembly marker matches the marker on the slide base, pressing down on the slide catch, removing it, before removing the slide and the barrel assembly, and then extracting the return spring by pressing on it, before removing the barrel. This level of disassembly is adequate for maintenance.
The standard model of the CZ 75 comes with fixed iron sights, while "tactical" or match models are equipped with adjustable ones.
Some of the CZ 75's variants include:
Standard-sized: CZ 75, CZ 75B, CZ 75B single-action, CZ 85, CZ 85B, CZ 75BD, CZ 75 DAO, CZ 75 SP-01
Compact: CZ 75 Compact, CZ 75 PČR Compact, CZ 75 P-01, CZ 75 D Compact, CZ 75 P-07
Judging from the shape of the hammer, the character wields what appears to be a standard CZ 75.
Specialized models exist, such as the IPSC competition model, the CZ 75 Kadet converted for small-caliber training use, and a machine pistol variant capable of full-auto firing.
The CZ 75 is being sold in 70 countries and regions worldwide, and is welcomed by law-enforcement and security agencies and civilians alike.
Specifications
- Overall length: 206 mm
- Barrel length: 114 mm
- Height: 138 mm
- Width: 35 mm
- Empty weight: 1000 g
- Magazine capacity: 16 rds
| Specifications found in-game |
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Type Semi-automatic pistol
Weight 1.12 kg (2.47 lb)
Length 206.3 mm (8.1 in)
Barrel length 120 mm (4.7 in)
Cartridge 9×19mm Parabellum
9×21mm
.40 S&W
Action short recoil. tilting barrel
Rate of fire semi-automatic
Effective firing range 25 m (for 9mm CZ-75 family and CZ-75 Automatic)
Feed system detachable box magazine. 12–26 rd depending on version and caliber
Sights Front blade. rear square notch
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Replicas
The CZ-75 is widely replicated with some of the most prominent models being:
The Italian Tanfoglio series
The Israeli IMI Jericho 941 (market as the Baby Eagle in the US market until 2008 despite having no connection with the Desert Eagle)
The Swiss ITM AT-84
The Swiss Sphinx series
The Turkish Kılınç 2000
The American Springfield P9
Alongside some who have already joined the struggle against Sangvis Ferri:
The Norinco NZ75
The American Vltor Bren Ten
And another one who joined later on:
The JSL (Hereford) Ltd Spitfire
Stats
| CZ75 | ||||||||||||
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| Index number：No.166 | Rarity：★★★★★ | |||||||||||
| Nationality: Czech20px | Type: Handgun | |||||||||||
| CV: Shiho Kokido | Illustrator：音符 | |||||||||||
| Stats(Growth：S) | ||||||||||||
| Health (B) | 33→66 | Damage (A) | 12→34 | |||||||||
| Dodge (B) | 9→74 | Accuracy (A) | 8→62 | |||||||||
| Movement speed | 15→15 | Rate of Fire (A) | 44→66 | |||||||||
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| 150→2781 | ||||||||||||
| Resource demands | ||||||||||||
| Ammo | 10→30 | Rations | 10→30 | |||||||||
| Ability | Description | |||||||||||
| Observer's strike | Throws a tomahawk, dealing 5x (10x) damage to a target. Initial cooldown 6 seconds / Cooldown 15 (12) seconds. | |||||||||||
| Buffs | ||||||||||||
| Formation buffs |
Keypads 1,2,7,8 | |||||||||||
| Effect | Buffs all types Damage+8% (16%), Rate of Fire+10% (20%). | |||||||||||
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| Drops | ||||||||||||
| Others | Reward for earning 1800 points in the Truth Prevails point event in 2018 | |||||||||||
Notes:
- The buff effect of handguns will be improved when they undergo establishment augmentations.
- Data in the Stats section correspond to the threshold at level 1 / at level 100 / after MOD 1 digi-mind update / after MOD 2 digi-mind update / after MOD 3 digi-mind update (if available).
- Data in parentheses ("()") is the maximum possible value of the stat.
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| “Fairies of the Snow-Gatherer in Winter”chibi version animation |
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Trivia
Official description
| CZ-75 |
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Tomahawk(?)
Not-so-Careful players may have found out that the axe on CZ-75's right hand has an ACOG optical sight attached to it.
And there was a punchline back in August 2016 on the internet that read:
I. A story about communication:
Somebody:
"Hahaha, someone commented on having designers down the line design a throwing axe in a gaming-industry channel"
"Says that it can be used for throwing and melee alike."
"But the thing is, with the sense of a ranged weapon when wielded."
Result:
(一、关于沟通的故事：
某君：
“哈哈哈，我在游戏行业群里有人吐槽，策划要让下面的人设计一款：飞斧。”
“说是能近战，又能投掷。”
“关键是，拿在手上有远程武器的感觉。”
结果：
)
And preceding this punchline is an episode of Battlefield Friends, a fan-animation series of the Battlefield series, in which a knife with bipods and a hammer with optical and laser sights appeared.
| The knife with bipods and the hammer with opti-laser sights |
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The very hammer also appeared in the series. And the joke was accepted by DICE and was incorporated into Battlefield 4, in which a knife with bipods can be unlocked when players level to 100. |
Handling problem
"Wh-what?! Bad handling? ......Whaddya mean! You asking for a fight?! (“什、什么？！手感不好？ ……什么意思！要被打吗！”)
This line mainly pokes the fact that the CZ-75 has a rather stiff trigger due to the complexity of its firing mechanisms.
Though with a flat-shaped figure, what she's been referring to is actually the trigger force.
For commanders who thought about a certain body part, please face the wall as a self-punishment, while for those who thought "Oh, bad handling, let me try" and prepared for harrassment, brace yourselves as an axe is on its way.
Siblings
The CZ 75 is sold in over 70 countries and regions worldwide and is welcomed by civilians and law-enforcement agencies alike. Due to numerous political reasons, the CZ 75 did not have a global patent protecting its design, therefore spawning a great many of CZ 75 replicas.
For example NZ75, Bren Ten who joined the array of T-dolls early on,
and Spitfire who reported in rather lately.
It may be inferrable that since the CZ 75 has a rather bad handling experience, the NZ75 and the Bren Ten perhaps won't be better much. (NO!!)
But the trigger force problem is more or less remedied when countries worldwide are replicating the weapon.
But why did Spitfire have a taller, slimmer and perhaps better body profile than the others? .....
Voicelines
- English quotes in italic are rough translations from the Japanese/Chinese part due to a lack of reliable data present in the files.
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| Login screen | ショウジョゼンセン。 Girls' Frontline 少女前线 |
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| Upon login | ||
| Introduction | Huh...so you're that rumored Commander. This is CZ75, don't you dare put me on standby, you hear? 是嗎……你就是傳聞中的那個長官啊。這裡是CZ75，可別讓我閒著哦？ |
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| As adjutant | Commander, do you have any spare cash lately? Ah, nevermind. 長官，最近手頭寬裕嗎？ ……啊，還是算了。 |
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...It's too noisy outside? But everybody's happy, isn't that the most important thing? ……外面太吵了？大家開心才是最重要的，不是嗎？ |
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Wh-what?! Not ergonomic enough?... What's that supposed to mean? I'm gonna hit you! 什、什麼？！手感不好？ ……什麼意思！要被打嗎！ |
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| As adjutant (post-oath) | It was such an occasion that you weren't late for our date last time, where do you wanna go this time? I can consider rewarding you~ 难得上次约会没迟到呢，下次想去哪里？我可以考虑一下奖励哦？ |
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| As adjutant (Outfit: Gatherer in Winter) Not yet available in the English build | Sir look at this, I pulled the moustache off Santa! Hahahahaha....It's fun! 长官你快看，我把圣诞老人的胡子扯下来了！哈哈哈哈哈……真好玩！ |
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| Dormitory (liftoff) | ||
| Dormitory (touch) | Smile |
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Admiration |
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Agreement |
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| Echelon formation | ||
| Beginning mission | ||
| Beginning battle | ||
| Damaged | ||
| Restoration | ||
| Winning battle as MVP | ||
| Retreating | ||
| Beginning autobattle | ||
| Beginning logistic support | ||
| Finishing logistic support | ||
| Finishing production | ||
| Establishment augmentation | ||
| Powerup | ||
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| Oath | Huh? Commander, this order is...<>I got it... I have been waiting for this order for a long time...<>So you need to stay with me to make up for the time I've lost~ 恩？长官，这个命令是……这样啊……我等这个命令，可是等了相当漫长的时间啊……为了弥补我的损失，接下来，你可要好好待在我身边哦。 |
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External links and references
References
- ↑ Artist:unel
- ↑ Pixiv ID:65841839
- ↑ Weibo:@多元菌
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Characters labeled "EXTRA" are the results of various collaboration efforts and are not directly based on actual firearms.
