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CZ75B Trigger

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  • 29-01-2006 10:29pm
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    civdef
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    Are there any gunsmiths on the island competent in adjusting CZ75 triggers / actions?


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    jaycee
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    Whats wrong with it..?


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    les45
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    Possibly Billy Stringer, Maryland Country Sports.


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    civdef
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    The best I can describe it, is "gritty". On the single action pull, you can notice several distinct "notches". This is apparently par for the course, and should go away after a lot of shots, but I'm of the impatient sort. There are places abroad I could send the gun for an action/trigger job, but there's a lot of hassle involved.

    Thanks for the name les45.


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    Vegeta
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    civdef wrote:
    The best I can describe it, is "gritty". On the single action pull, you can notice several distinct "notches". This is apparently par for the course, and should go away after a lot of shots, but I'm of the impatient sort. There are places abroad I could send the gun for an action/trigger job, but there's a lot of hassle involved.

    Thanks for the name les45.

    I know what you're saying civdef I have an air rifle that needs a service once a year ( I have it a year now and it could do with a service) as its a pre charged pneumatic type and the cylinder on it takes as much pressure as a scuba tank. Don't know of anywhere in Ireland that'll do it either!!! Is it just me or are gunsmiths very rare here


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    oldzed
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    Bear in mind civ that if you get a trigger job on your 75 and you intend to shoot ipsc production division you could be in trouble , The rules allow for minor polishing but thats all .And shooting a 9mm in standard is hell due to the major /minor scoring. Fyi my cz85 was made in 1988 and has a lovely trigger. Takes lots of rounds to wear it in normally . To get a really nice trigger on a new 75 you can buy a cz75 production 1psc from frankonia which has a much sweeter trigger than the bog standard factory one but you have the gun now . Fyi the cz triggers are still a hell of a lot better than a lot of factory triggers.
    zed


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