For many shooters, the CZ 75 is the best-handling 9mm ever made. The 75D Compact takes that design and shortens it for carry. This one is used and comes with two magazines and the factory box.

The CZ 75 has a steel frame, and the hammer-fired DA/SA action is smooth. The D in the name means a decocker. The compact size gives you a shorter grip and a shorter slide than the full-size version, and it points well. A cleaning after each outing takes ten minutes and keeps the finish and the action in good order.

CZ pistols have a loyal following among shooters who care about the feel and fit. The metal frame adds weight, which cuts recoil, and the low bore axis helps keep the muzzle down. The sights are usually good enough to use as they come, and aftermarket parts are plentiful.

If you want a pistol that carries well and shoots like a larger one, a compact CZ is worth a look. Run a few magazines through it when you get it. It is sold used and as described. It ships to your FFL dealer, and the background check is completed there.