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The CZickness XIII: Lucky 13, we could all use some.
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Stupid Spring forward...
Hope the TP supply lasted the night for you?
Put the HBI trigger in the P10C. The trigger itself is nice and seems to eliminate the pinch point the factory trigger had.
Put the 3 lb spring in and the trigger pull reduced only about 1/2 a pound to 4.5 lbs. Would have preferred a little closer to 4 lbs but overall its a well spent $65...
Put the 3 lb spring in and the trigger pull reduced only about 1/2 a pound to 4.5 lbs. Would have preferred a little closer to 4 lbs but overall its a well spent $65...
Shoot it. The pull will drop with use.
Some polishing in strategic areas will help as well.
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After a bunch of dry fire, the CGW trigger is back to the 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 lb range again. I really need to get this to the range and exercise it some.
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Based on initial impressions, the HBI trigger is definitely a better deal, coming with tuning springs for $65 compared to the CGW trigger alone for $68. We'll have to see how they compare side by side though.
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Yep. The gun itself only has a few hundred rounds. I'll put a couple hundred through it this week and take a look at it again.
Overall, it is a pretty darn good trigger which is still a relative statement being a striker fired gun...
Oooh, the railed compact. This is a bit of a unicorn, and yours is sharp!
I need to get out to the range.
Morning churchmouse. Here's hoping it's soon
Yeah me too. I seriously doubt I will get out before the SGE.
Morning all....
turnandshoot4....nice. I'm new to CZ and seeing the "unicorns" is very cool.
The SGE falls on the same day as my granddaughter's first birthday. Luckily, they live in Nobelsville...hoping to steal a little time - subject to permission from Grandma!!
turnandshoot4....nice. I'm new to CZ and seeing the "unicorns" is very cool.
The SGE falls on the same day as my granddaughter's first birthday. Luckily, they live in Nobelsville...hoping to steal a little time - subject to permission from Grandma!!
Morning folks!
Nice pistol Turnandshoot4. I have one just like it and it's one of my favorites to shoot. That heavy frame makes the 9mm feel like a .22lr. For a weighty pistol, they carry very well too if you use a good quality P01 holster. I picked up a near identical pistol in .40 a year or so back and it's a fantastic shooter too, but is iffy in reliability. I really wish that CZ would have labeled those as SP01 Compacts, as that is pretty much what they are. They released a new batch of those again last fall and are identical except for using a stock P01 slide with P01 roll marks. Nice way to confuse the naming of pistols. I really wish that if CZ were going to mix and match slides, they would just leave the roll marks off as they do on their 1911s (I guess there are some roll marks, but very small).
Nice pistol Turnandshoot4. I have one just like it and it's one of my favorites to shoot. That heavy frame makes the 9mm feel like a .22lr. For a weighty pistol, they carry very well too if you use a good quality P01 holster. I picked up a near identical pistol in .40 a year or so back and it's a fantastic shooter too, but is iffy in reliability. I really wish that CZ would have labeled those as SP01 Compacts, as that is pretty much what they are. They released a new batch of those again last fall and are identical except for using a stock P01 slide with P01 roll marks. Nice way to confuse the naming of pistols. I really wish that if CZ were going to mix and match slides, they would just leave the roll marks off as they do on their 1911s (I guess there are some roll marks, but very small).
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