Morning folks! 
Congrats on rolling 100K CM.
I guess you can consider yourself fully broken in on INGO now.
I really need to get a better trigger pull guage. Mine is the older spring type and it's typically a guess to within about 4 ounces of the actual pull. BA, I agree completely about the DA pull being the toughest to perfect and the most telling of the work done to a gun. A good, smooth DA pull is really a challenge to achieve in CZs due to the tiny surfaces that need to be polished. Not to mention the number of surfaces that are in play on a DA pull. By comparison, the work needed on a 1911 is wonderfully simple compared to what you need to do to the sear cage and trigger bar on a CZ.
I've often wondered why we don't have a 1911 sickness thread, but am thinking that the Czickness thread exists in its form for two reasons. First, there's a shared appreciation of a platform that was not very commonly used just a couple of years ago. Second, I think there has been a lot of positive energy in this thread that has built a whole lot of good friendships. I think that the first reason is part of why the second reason happened, which is why I don't think the Sig-ness thread has taken off in the same way. Maybe it will someday. Oh, there's the third reason that the Czickness thread has run through tens of thousands of posts: The things are addictive.
Congrats on rolling 100K CM.
I guess you can consider yourself fully broken in on INGO now.I really need to get a better trigger pull guage. Mine is the older spring type and it's typically a guess to within about 4 ounces of the actual pull. BA, I agree completely about the DA pull being the toughest to perfect and the most telling of the work done to a gun. A good, smooth DA pull is really a challenge to achieve in CZs due to the tiny surfaces that need to be polished. Not to mention the number of surfaces that are in play on a DA pull. By comparison, the work needed on a 1911 is wonderfully simple compared to what you need to do to the sear cage and trigger bar on a CZ.
I've often wondered why we don't have a 1911 sickness thread, but am thinking that the Czickness thread exists in its form for two reasons. First, there's a shared appreciation of a platform that was not very commonly used just a couple of years ago. Second, I think there has been a lot of positive energy in this thread that has built a whole lot of good friendships. I think that the first reason is part of why the second reason happened, which is why I don't think the Sig-ness thread has taken off in the same way. Maybe it will someday. Oh, there's the third reason that the Czickness thread has run through tens of thousands of posts: The things are addictive.
I feel the love.
