Something happened with my CZ SP01 that's never happened with any of my Glocks today

[himurax13]

If you don't use manly ammo (+P) with the stock recoil spring, then you should go down to a 10 or ll lb spring. It will actually reduce felt recoil and enhance feeding reliability for regular ammunition.

[ruchik]

Is no one bothering to watch the videos I posted? If it's an all steel gun, it's 99.9% certain it's NOT limp wristing.

[G SEDAN]

bench 405+, visible abs, owns 5+ glocks. Many you sound like a dream

Enoughg about your FTE, tell me more about yourself

[oddjob]

1) Shoot it with just a round in the chamber and no mags. If it still stove pipes then you've eliminated the mag.

2) Try a different recoil spring (cheap fix). I use 11lb springs, but I shoot USPSA and load my own. I think factory is 18lbs.

3) Try different ammo.

4) Different extractor may be needed. I would do this last.

[nahpungnome]

I'd suggest changing out the recoil spring to something lower. CGW put 13lbs in mine, no feeding issues at all. The 18lber is for duty loads.

Also, don't ever try to max deadlift without a belt please. I blew out my back doing singles and had to have a laminectomy, on the one day I left my belt at home.

[xp220]

Just a CZ vs Glock, I had FTF's with a brand new Glock 34 ( first owner) and like new G36 (2nd owner). But never had a problem with CZ75 or CZ75 compact.

[geoliquid]

none of my CZs or CZ clones have ever done this.

If this is true problem, maybe time to contact CZ support?

[Euphoria526]

none of my CZs or CZ clones have ever done this.

If this is true problem, maybe time to contact CZ support?

Or do some wrist excersizes so you can lift with your wrists also

[KIDRR]

Is no one bothering to watch the videos I posted? If it's an all steel gun, it's 99.9% certain it's NOT limp wristing.

Bingo

bench 405+, visible abs, owns 5+ glocks. Many you sound like a dream

Enoughg about your FTE, tell me more about yourself

Really hoping you're a 20yr old blonde female lol

1) Shoot it with just a round in the chamber and no mags. If it still stove pipes then you've eliminated the mag.

2) Try a different recoil spring (cheap fix). I use 11lb springs, but I shoot USPSA and load my own. I think factory is 18lbs.

3) Try different ammo.

4) Different extractor may be needed. I would do this last.

Thanks for the advice

I'd suggest changing out the recoil spring to something lower. CGW put 13lbs in mine, no feeding issues at all. The 18lber is for duty loads.

Also, don't ever try to max deadlift without a belt please. I blew out my back doing singles and had to have a laminectomy, on the one day I left my belt at home.

I don't even do cleans over 225 without a belt

none of my CZs or CZ clones have ever done this.

If this is true problem, maybe time to contact CZ support?

I seriously think it's just the crappy ammo. Will report back when I've ran more federal and winchester through it

Or do some wrist excersizes so you can lift with your wrists also

Not sure if you realize how strong your wrists have to be to bench 4 plates + without any wrist wraps or if you're just trollling

[sonofeugene]

Unless I missed it, what distance was the target at? Posting groups is all well and good, but of little interest without knowing the distance.

[G SEDAN]

Really hoping you're a 20yr old blonde female lol

I'm brunette and not a female, but I am in my 20s and I do like both Glocks and CZs and working out though.

[CAGLS]

Stove pipes or double feeds could be an extractor issue. Try removing the extractor. Clean it, the channel, the spring, and reinstall. Otherwise it may need to be adjusted. Give David of CGW a call to get his opinion.

[Wordupmybrotha]

OP, how's your gun doing?
My SP-01 had feeding issues also and through process of elimination, I figured out that it was the magazine. Because when I used another CZ magazine, I had no issues.

I loaded and unloaded the problematic magazine to break in the spring and continued to shoot with it. After about 300 rounds more, I stopped having feeding issues.

[sirgrumps]

I'm assuming it's a newer gun.
So based on that assumption, your slide rails still have some machining marks that are causing the slide to have a little more resistance than optimal. Especially since that gun a much longer rails than most pistols.

So lots of lube, especially after some range time and a tube of Flitz and elbow grease.

Strip and clean gun, place Flitz on slide rails and frame rails, work slide for a while. When the slide glides like a greased pig with NO lube, you're done.