Jkwas asks a good question. We have no idea what you're shooting experience or record is either.
All the pistols you have listed are excellent guns.
What trigger types are you familiar with, if any?
Glock 17 and the Taurus 24/7 have trigger pulls that feel similar to a light revolver single action trigger pull,even though these are basically double action only triggers.
The other two models offer hard double action trigger pull for the first shot and light single action trigger pull for each shot after that.
So if you are familiar with one of the two trigger types go with what you know.
If not, the DA/SA Ruger or the CZ are a little easier to learn to shoot over the other two bands. Not by much however.
DAO triggers take a little more dedication,time, and practice to become proficient with, but are well worth it.
Even the various brands,makes and models of double action only tigger pistols have vagaries and charactersitics that take getting used to. Even simlar makes and models are different enough to warrant the extra getting used to. No two are exactly alike, just like no two Ford Mustangs drive differently and have individual characteristics to become familiar with.
Glock triggers to take getting use to and there are unique techniques used in firing the Glock that are not used as much with other pistols. The trigger is hinged. Trigger takeup and it's stages are different than for other pistols. Again, practice and dedication are needed. Obviously this is not to difficult, but there has to be a mindset for this.
I can say that I have some experience with some of these. The PT111 and Ruger P95DC polymer framed guns are cousins to two of the models up for consideration.
The daughter has a CZ75BD and a CZ85B.Have shot those and they are excellent pistols. These are cousins of the CZ SP01. The CZs fit her hand and work well with her. My hands and fingers are short. Thus the Ruger P95 rather than the others.
The Taurus grip does accomodate a wider group of hand sizes than do the others. That is unless the other brands come with adjustable handgrips.
So this boils down to what fits you and your needs.
If price is a factor the Taurus,CZ, and Ruger are the way to go if they fit you. Ruger P95s are polymer framed and cost less than even the P89, but not by a lot. Worth looking into though.
Glocks are fine guns. There are those who either love them or hate them though. True for other brands also, but the Glock is of a different stripe in some ways compared to others.
Who knows? Maybe you'll go with a 1911 of Taurus PT persuasion.1911s have their own unique characteristics, as do pther 1911's. Hitting accurately easily, simple manual of arms, and being a .45ACP mean there is a lot going for it.
All this from a forum here who is supposedly biased toward Taurus guns, only. Fat chance!

A majority of members and staff have other brands,makes, and models of other firearms.

Those who have Taurus guns only are just satisfied customers who have no reason to look any further than they have. Taurus makes a quality product. This despite "conventional wisdom" that is not necessarily wise.
