The Czickness.

[bjenkins]

Oh, and...

Really nice, you are going to love it!

 

[chezuki]

Check out the Youtube video I posted upthread, Chez. That might help a bit until the expert can school you.

Watching now.

 

[T-DOGG]

In my opinion of all the triggers I experienced on Sunday, BA's 75 cajunized omega was one of the best. Very smooth and clean break. It felt nicer to me than most of the other Cajunized stuff, except TopDog's P09, but that's also an Omega.

 

[seedubs1]

Sounds like the only thing the Omega misses is the Reach Reduction Kit.

Anyone know what the cost is for the CGW parts needed?

Sounds like the Omega is the way to go. The firearm itself is cheaper, the parts needed are less, and it sounds like the feel is just as good as long as you don't mind the long reach.

The 75B Omega has a good trigger out of the box and you can Cajunize it. It uses P series race hammer, short reset system. P series bushing only on the P-07 & P-09 It uses standard 75 series extended firing pin and reduced power firing pin spring. Also 75 series reduced power trigger return spring. mainspring and lifter block spring. They do not have a replacement trigger but I have done two of these now and the trigger is awesome just ask BA!
The cost to Cajunize is less than a 75 series.

 

[Snapdragon]

Sounds like the only thing the Omega misses is the Reach Reduction Kit.

Anyone know what the cost is for the CGW parts needed?

Sounds like the Omega is the way to go. The firearm itself is cheaper, the parts needed are less, and it sounds like the feel is just as good as long as you don't mind the long reach.

I cut my teeth on DA revolvers, so I think the trigger will feel fine to me.

 

[Birds Away]

No, Snap will have no problem with this trigger as is.

 

[seedubs1]

BA, didn't you recently do the full work over on an Omega? Do you happen to recall how much the CGW components cost for that?

No, Snap will have no problem with this trigger as is.

 

[Birds Away]

BA, didn't you recently do the full work over on an Omega? Do you happen to recall how much the CGW components cost for that?

I think it was $220 for everything. Well, that does not include new sights.

 

[wtburnette]

Oh, and...

Welcome to the CZickness!

 

[Snapdragon]

Welcome to the CZickness!

Thanks!

 

[Birds Away]

I need to get mine out and fondle it.



My omega, Snap.

 

[Snapdragon]

I need to get mine out and fondle it.



My omega, Snap.

 

[seedubs1]

$450ish for an Omega + $220 for CGW goodies.....That's a heck of a lot cheaper than what it cost to get a standard 75 series trigger Cajunized. Looks like I might be getting an Omega once I have some funds saved up.

I think it was $220 for everything. Well, that does not include new sights.

 

[Birds Away]

I am putting these sights on my Omega. They are due to arrive on Thursday.

TRUGLO® | Brite•Site™ TFX™

 

[Birds Away]

$450ish for an Omega + $220 for CGW goodies.....That's a heck of a lot cheaper than what it cost to get a standard 75 series trigger Cajunized. Looks like I might be getting an Omega once I have some funds saved up.

I hesitated for quite awhile on the Omega. Now, I have fallen in love with her. I wish I wouldn't have waited so long.

 

[seedubs1]

Seems like the way to go for future purchases for me.

I've got an SP-01. Now I need to get one of the old school tapered slide and half dust cover 75b's. Seems like it'll be an omega version.

I hesitated for quite awhile on the Omega. Now, I have fallen in love with her. I wish I wouldn't have waited so long.

 

[Birds Away]

 

[TopDog]

I don't know what is more awesome in that pic, All the fantastic guns or all the expertise on the left side.

 

[wtburnette]

Thanks!

I'm imagining the huge grin on your face when you take it out for the first time

 

[bjenkins]

I am putting these sights on my Omega. They are due to arrive on Thursday.

TRUGLO® | Brite•Site™ TFX™

Truglo are by far my favorite night sights. Great and easy to pick up indoor, outdoor or at night.