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Swamping trigger in a CZ decocker can be a bit of a project. I would suggest reviewing one of the available guides to help you decide if this is a project that you wish to take on. If you like to tinker it is not so bad but the proper research and tools are advised.
Disassembly and polishing CZ SP01 Tactical or phantom / cz 75BD / P01 *PIC HEAVY*
CGW PRO upgrade project for P-01 (Pic heavy)
SP-01 Tactical CGW Modifications Tutorial (Videos)
Cajunizing and Smoothing a CZ Rami BD
Due to a CZ decocokers design the sear cage must me removed to access the trigger bar/trigger interface. On a decocker this requires a sear cage slave pin if you wish to avoid reassembling the sear cage parts. The slave pin holds the sear cage together so that it can be removed without disassembly. Installing the slave pin for the first time can be unfun in some cases. A Starter Punch is required for starting the factory sear cage pin out.
The CGW replacement floating trigger pin is worth while if you are removing the factory pin. It dose not require staking. A starter punch is also advised for starting the factory trigger pin.
Disassembly and polishing CZ SP01 Tactical or phantom / cz 75BD / P01 *PIC HEAVY*
CGW PRO upgrade project for P-01 (Pic heavy)
SP-01 Tactical CGW Modifications Tutorial (Videos)
Cajunizing and Smoothing a CZ Rami BD
Due to a CZ decocokers design the sear cage must me removed to access the trigger bar/trigger interface. On a decocker this requires a sear cage slave pin if you wish to avoid reassembling the sear cage parts. The slave pin holds the sear cage together so that it can be removed without disassembly. Installing the slave pin for the first time can be unfun in some cases. A Starter Punch is required for starting the factory sear cage pin out.
The CGW replacement floating trigger pin is worth while if you are removing the factory pin. It dose not require staking. A starter punch is also advised for starting the factory trigger pin.
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