CZ Freedom!

[egpost916]

Nice. Been looking for a SP-01.

[BEE]

Your brother shot your stock 75BD really well

[smith and wesson]

If you are like me and the only thing you don't like about your CZ's is the stock sights, I put some HiViz sights on my BD and they have been amazing. I got them on Amazon.

Wow that's an interesting looking sight picture. Looks like sight trough and night sights.

[Tok36]

Thanks for the tip nitroxdiver. I will give it a try.

I have been trying to avoid dry firing allot with out catching the hammer. From your statement im getting the idea that I cannot damage this gun by dry firing, is this correct?

[CAGLS]

Thanks for the tip nitroxdiver. I will give it a try.

I have been trying to avoid dry firing allot with out catching the hammer. From your statement im getting the idea that I cannot damage this gun by dry firing, is this correct?

In stock form there are a couple of areas on the stock firing pin that dry firing may cause stress and eventually fail. David from CGW suggests to either put an appropriate sized o-ring over the contact area of the firing pin or replace it with his newly designed extended firing pin and firing pin retaining pin in which address the stress areas of the pin which can handle dry firing infinitely.

[AP2]

Nice looking 75. I have never been able to warm up to the cocobolo grips. I have a set of Nill on one of my 75 SP-01 and I like them.

I always change my stock CZ sights first. Either with night sights or the rear comp/FO front.

[Tok36]

In stock form there are a couple of areas on the stock firing pin that dry firing may cause stress and eventually fail. David from CGW suggests to either put an appropriate sized o-ring over the contact area of the firing pin or replace it with his newly designed extended firing pin and firing pin retaining pin in which address the stress areas of the pin which can handle dry firing infinitely.

Interesting. What is CGW?

I might have to find an O ring, do you think snap caps or the ones with the spring loeded primer good to go as well.

[uhlan1]

In stock form there are a couple of areas on the stock firing pin that dry firing may cause stress and eventually fail. David from CGW suggests to either put an appropriate sized o-ring over the contact area of the firing pin or replace it with his newly designed extended firing pin and firing pin retaining pin in which address the stress areas of the pin which can handle dry firing infinitely.

Snap caps?

[echoThreeOneSix]

what a beautiful firearm. congrats!

[BEE]

Interesting. What is CGW?

I might have to find an O ring, do you think snap caps or the ones with the spring loeded primer good to go as well.

CGW -Cajun Gun Works

I believe it's #83 o-ring from Home Depot

[nitroxdiver]

In stock form there are a couple of areas on the stock firing pin that dry firing may cause stress and eventually fail. David from CGW suggests to either put an appropriate sized o-ring over the contact area of the firing pin or replace it with his newly designed extended firing pin and firing pin retaining pin in which address the stress areas of the pin which can handle dry firing infinitely.

Good info. I didn't know that about CZ's, thx.


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[Tok36]

Nice Grips AP2. I like um.

Thanks for the O ring Spec BEE.