CZ 75 TS Tactical Sport Orange
About this product
The CZ 75 TS Tactical Sport Orange is a steel-framed, single-action competition pistol built on CZ's legendary 75-pattern platform, distinguished by its orange aluminum grips and factory competition tuning. We want to be upfront: CZ discontinued this model around 2018, so there is no current manufacturer MSRP, and this pistol has been replaced in CZ's current lineup by the newer TSO 2 Orange, built on the updated Shadow 2 frame rather than the original 75 pattern.
What made the CZ 75 TS Orange a standout competition pistol?
Built specifically for USPSA, IPSC, and similar practical shooting disciplines, the TS Orange features a hand-tuned single-action trigger, a hand-fitted, polished barrel, and a slide hand-fitted to the frame — the kind of factory attention to fit that competitive shooters look for without paying custom-gunsmith prices. The frame itself follows CZ's Czechmate-inspired shape with reworked checkering, an aluminum magazine funnel for faster reloads, and the distinctive flat orange aluminum grips with a thumb rest that give the model its name.
How does it handle compared to a standard CZ 75?
At roughly 47.5 ounces with a 5.23-inch barrel, the TS Orange is heavier and longer than a standard-size CZ 75, both changes aimed squarely at competition use — the added weight tames recoil for faster follow-up shots, and the longer barrel and sight radius support more precise aiming at extended distances. A fiber optic front sight paired with a checkered, adjustable rear sight rounds out a sight package built for fast, accurate target transitions rather than concealed carry.
Why was this model discontinued, and what replaced it?
CZ shifted its competition pistol lineup toward the newer Shadow 2 platform, and the TS Orange was phased out around 2018 in favor of the TSO 2 Orange, which carries forward similar competition-oriented features on CZ's updated frame design. Because it's out of production, pricing on remaining inventory varies more widely than for a current model — condition and remaining stock both play a bigger role in price than they would for an actively produced CZ pistol.
Does discontinued status affect parts and magazine availability?
CZ 75-pattern magazines and many CZ 75-family parts remain widely available given how long the platform has been in production across multiple CZ models, so day-to-day ownership shouldn't be significantly harder than owning a current CZ pistol. Factory replacement of TS-specific competition parts, however, may be more limited than for CZ's currently produced Shadow 2 and TSO 2 lines.
Who should consider a discontinued competition pistol like this?
Buyers who specifically want the original 75-pattern TS Orange's frame geometry and trigger feel, or who are building a CZ collection, are the most natural fit — anyone prioritizing guaranteed long-term factory parts support for the exact competition-tuned components should look at the current TSO 2 Orange instead.
As a firearm, this pistol ships to a licensed FFL dealer rather than to your home address; you'll complete your background check and required paperwork there before taking possession. California buyers should confirm current compliance status for this model with their FFL before ordering.
How does the TS Orange fit into CZ's broader Tactical Sport lineup?
CZ has released several Tactical Sport variants over the years — differing mainly in grip color, frame material, and minor competition-tuning details — all built around the same core 75-pattern platform and single-action trigger philosophy. The Orange designation specifically refers to this model's orange aluminum grip color rather than a unique mechanical variant, so shooters familiar with other CZ 75 TS models will find the same fundamental handling characteristics here, just with a distinct visual identity on the grip panels.
FFL transfer required
This item is a firearm and ships only to a licensed FFL dealer, never to a home address. At checkout, enter your preferred dealer as the shipping address, or leave it blank and we will assign a licensed dealer near you at no extra cost. You complete the background check and paperwork with the dealer when you pick up.
California buyers: handguns must be on the California roster for delivery to a California FFL, a Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) and DROS are handled at the dealer, and the 10-day waiting period applies. Out-of-state buyers receive the firearm through their own local FFL under their state's rules.
Specs at a glance
Pros & cons
What works
- Hand-fitted slide, frame, and polished barrel from the factory
- High 20+1 capacity for a competition pistol
- Distinctive orange aluminum grips and aluminum mag funnel
- Widely compatible CZ 75-pattern magazines
Trade-offs
- Discontinued since roughly 2018, no current factory MSRP
- TS-specific competition parts may be harder to source than for current models
- Heavy, long dimensions not suited to concealed carry
Key attributes
| Transfer | Ships to your FFL dealer |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Capacity | 20+1 |
| Barrel Length | 5.23 in |
| Action | Single Action |
| Finish | Black with orange aluminum grips |
Frequently asked questions
- Is the CZ 75 TS Orange still in production?
- No, CZ discontinued it around 2018, replacing it with the TSO 2 Orange built on the newer Shadow 2 frame.
- How many rounds does it hold?
- 20+1 rounds of 9mm.
- What's the barrel length?
- Approximately 5.23 inches.
- Are magazines and parts still available?
- CZ 75-pattern magazines and many family parts remain widely available; TS-specific competition parts may be more limited since the model is discontinued.
- Does this ship to my home?
- No — as a firearm, it ships to a licensed FFL dealer for an in-person transfer and background check.