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  • tanglediver
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 41

    New CZ97B w/ sticky trigger reset.

    Hey there!

    I wonder if anyone else has dealt with a sticky trigger reset on a 97 or similar. I just got this pistol on Black Friday and went to the range once with it. I had not noticed anything funny until I started shooting with it, and then it became very apparent that the trigger did not reset by itself.

    Since then I have sent it back for a warranty check, and have gotten it back again just yesterday. The warranty log stated that they polished the trigger bar and staked the trigger pin. Then of course a function test and test fire followed. Now I have it back, and I'll be darned if it still doesn't stick to the rear. When I initially got it from the warranty shop, it felt pretty good, but after handling it for awhile, it started back doing the same thing.

    When I spoke with the warranty person the first time, he said there is a spring that is getting hung up between the trigger bar and the frame. That spring is a very thin wire-type spring, the name of which I am unfamiliar with. At first I could see that it was indeed being caught between the trigger bar and frame. This seems to be an intermittent condition and it is frustrating me for sure.

    I am wondering if a trigger job is something that has any chance of improving this situation, or am I completely off base? Frankly, I don't have any idea.

    Anyhow, if somebody has some good ideas of what will clear up this situation, I'ld appreciate it!

    Thanks.
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    JeremyS
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2010
    • 2014

    I have never heard of this happening on a CZ. I'm positive that a trip to Cajun Gun Works would fix it for good and it would come back tuned and feeling like a champ, but this is something that CZ-USA should fix for free for you under warranty and fix properly. I'd be calling them up tomorrow and letting them know that it came back and the trigger STILL gets stuck to the rear and doesn't return. That's obviously not acceptable.
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      tanglediver
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2012
      • 41

      Thanks for the Cajun suggestion Jeremy. I am certainly going to call back on the warranty work. But if there is a fix that will knock this out of the park, I am sure willing to consider!
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