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Head over to the Brian Enos Forums. There is a whole section on mods and hot rodding CZs...It the best source out there. Better than what you will get here.
The first thread by Atlas has all the info you will ever need to DIY....If you want change you have to put in your 2 cents, you can't just sit on the sidelines and whine. -
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Wow, This is great!Head over to the Brian Enos Forums. There is a whole section on mods and hot rodding CZs...It the best source out there. Better than what you will get here.
The first thread by Atlas has all the info you will ever need to DIY....Comment
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I had Cajun Gun Works pro package done in-shop on my SP-01. Took about 2&1/2 months, was pretty expensive, but the trigger is phenomenal. I absolutely love it and plan on getting my other CZ's done in-shop. Best of luck!Comment
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You can buy the CGW parts and do it yourself. Saves you some money. Its harder than a Glock install, but easier than handfitting 1911 parts.Comment
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SAO or bust!
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Depending on your intended use you may want to put about 700 rounds thru before you do anything. I like mine fine after it smoothed out.Comment
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Love the CGW pro package on my SP01. I shoot USPSA production with it so I kept the DA/SA. With a black hammer spring I have just over 7lb DA and 2.8lb SA. Self installed in a few hours. Totally worth it when you get the better trigger shape, short reset and reach reduction on top of it.
With 147gr at 925fps and a yellow recoil spring it shoots flat and softComment
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Head over to the Brian Enos Forums. There is a whole section on mods and hot rodding CZs...It the best source out there. Better than what you will get here.
The first thread by Atlas has all the info you will ever need to DIY....Comment
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What VV said.
CGW pro package and DYI.
Sweet setup.Comment
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CGW pro package and DIY is a great option- if you are truly a discerning USPSA shooter. It will lower the trigger to ~3 and a half pounds single action and smooths the double action quite a bit. If you don't like the travel on double action and will not be shooting it competitively- the reach reduction sear is also very good- or go single action only. If you do choose to switch to single action only- you will not be able to compete with it- and the firing pin block is also removed which may be a safety consideration.
If you bought the gun because you like it, and are only going to shoot at paper- you need to dry fire it a thousand times or more. The stock trigger wears in quite well and smooths out considerably. The Cajun gun works parts make a good trigger better- but that doesn't really matter if you aren't able to do your part.Comment
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OP, where are you located?
You're welcome to try out my cajunized CZ.Originally posted by longrange1Originally posted by XDJYoComment
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