CZ
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So when I got the CZ it came with this weird little computer looking target. Since then I have looked into it and it’s a proof from the factory on the accuracy from my pistol. The target is a 1:1 ratio representation shot in the factory by shooter 0043. The cross is the point of aim , the circles are actual impact points and the black dot is the mean point of impact or average for shooter 0043.
Curiously I shot it 7 o’clock out of the box. I did a windage adjustment, worked on my trigger finger and learned to cover the target with the front dot and now I am pretty much dead on.
Basically it shoots a hair more than 2 1/4”(60mm dispersion area) at 25 yards(25 meters) roughly. Bottom I am learning this pistol still and it shoots a little different for me but it’s a good day when a service pistol is capable of this kind of accuracy.
Curiously I shot it 7 o’clock out of the box. I did a windage adjustment, worked on my trigger finger and learned to cover the target with the front dot and now I am pretty much dead on.
Basically it shoots a hair more than 2 1/4”(60mm dispersion area) at 25 yards(25 meters) roughly. Bottom I am learning this pistol still and it shoots a little different for me but it’s a good day when a service pistol is capable of this kind of accuracy.
MossLvR
.270 WIN
oli700 said:
Sort of off the topic of CZs but here you go......I really enjoy this firearm:
viewtopic.php?p=53735#p53735
Well I sold my quads for a few reasons but to make myself feel better I just ordered some CZ goodness from Cajun Gun Works.
I am getting a hammer kit 4 for decocker pistol, spring kit 1 contains light FP block spring, light FP return spring, 13 lbs hammer spring, (stock 20lbs), light trigger return spring, carbide FP retaining pin to replace the roll pin and a free floating trigger pin to replace the roll pin…….and I am going to do a little more polishing while I am in there.
This is supposed to produce a 7 lbs DA pull and a 3-4 lbs SA creep free pull that is supposed to rival or surpass a worked 1911 trigger with a very fast reset……I’ll let you know how it goes
http://www.cajungunworks.com/spring_kits.html
http://www.cajungunworks.com/cgw_4.html
I am getting a hammer kit 4 for decocker pistol, spring kit 1 contains light FP block spring, light FP return spring, 13 lbs hammer spring, (stock 20lbs), light trigger return spring, carbide FP retaining pin to replace the roll pin and a free floating trigger pin to replace the roll pin…….and I am going to do a little more polishing while I am in there.
This is supposed to produce a 7 lbs DA pull and a 3-4 lbs SA creep free pull that is supposed to rival or surpass a worked 1911 trigger with a very fast reset……I’ll let you know how it goes
http://www.cajungunworks.com/spring_kits.html
http://www.cajungunworks.com/cgw_4.html
Holy mother!
I'm on pins and needles for the results here. Good stuff oli!
I'm on pins and needles for the results here. Good stuff oli!
He was nice on the phone. I forgot to order the trigger return spring and pin , he was so fast getting the stuff out that the main package was in the mail when I called telling him what I forgot. He said no problem, threw it in the mail that day and didn’t charge me a penny for shipping.
MossLvR
.270 WIN
oli700 said:
And to top it off, he answers his phone in the evenings and will walk through the work if need be, he charged me next to nothing for Canadian shipping but the packages were small; he is a unique individual that reinforces my faith in my fellow man. I did the race hammer on my Sp-01 Shadow, the floating trigger pin, the adjustable sear and the trigger lightened spring. It's a dream to fire, just as crisp but much lighter trigger pull. In addition, when you compare his prices and workmanship and personal service, he may just be the best game in town. If I had another CZ I would buy more stuff from him, lol!
Well it all in and it feels great. It feels as good as any 1911 I have shot or messed with . My FIL had an SR1911 here yesterday and the CZ feels better. The take up is real light and the is 0 creep I can feel and I can’t visually detect any camming of the hammer. It has a nice light crisp break. The SR1911 has a good clean break but it is twice as heavy of a pull to get it to break. The CZ feels closer to 3lbs than 4 on SA. The DA pull is better than it was and the extra polishing I did while I had it apart was worth the effort and all movement of the trigger components is very smooth. With the new FP block spring the lifting of the block on the trigger pull is undetectable by me……anyway here are some pics.
The parts.
Take down.
First problem, to remove the sear cage without letting the sear cage fall apart on a decocker model CZ you must use a slave pin. The slave pin is driven in through the right hand side pushing the oem pin out the left side. Design changes left me with a right side hole .0002” to small for the CGW supplied slave pin so I used a Q-Tip stem cut to size
Sear cage out of frame being held together with a Q-Tip stem
Hammer strut assembly
Stripped frame
The parts.
Take down.
First problem, to remove the sear cage without letting the sear cage fall apart on a decocker model CZ you must use a slave pin. The slave pin is driven in through the right hand side pushing the oem pin out the left side. Design changes left me with a right side hole .0002” to small for the CGW supplied slave pin so I used a Q-Tip stem cut to size
Sear cage out of frame being held together with a Q-Tip stem
Hammer strut assembly
Stripped frame
Slide take down
When the Firing Pin retaining pin came out of the slide It showed all kinds of damage from dry firing , I was very surprised. It was replaced with the CGW carbide pin.
Release the FP from the block
FP,FP block, FP retaining pin and the CGW replace ment reduced power springs
FP channel was grubby probably from the factory
New carbide pin
Hammer, you can see the difference in the hooks, CGW on the left
New hammer and disconnector installed on the hammer strut
Polishing of under the trigger bar and the sear cage/trigger bar mating surfaces
New trigger return spring and floating pin
