CZ 75 SP-01

[himurax13]

Wow, really? Even with CGW mods?

Can you tell us why you can't?

I had the entire CGW kitchen sink installed into my P01 and it was still had a DA/SA of around 7.5/3.5 after a lot of polishing and shooting. To be honest, it probably comes down to the firing pin block and the way the Decocker is designed. If you have ever taken one apart more than once, you will know how much of a PITA the sear cage is.

It was as an awesome shooter, don't get me wrong, but it wasn't anything as nice as the CZ-75 SA, SP01, and the Shadows I have had and modded. Just for reference, I just dropped in several hundred dollars worth of CGW parts into a broken CZ75 SA that I just picked up out of jail, installed the original P01 trigger I had lying around, and ended up with a smooth SA/DA of 6.5/2.5 without any polishing since my dremel died. I ordered a few more parts yesterday to finish it up so I will polish everything at that time.

I miss the P01 but the Set screws on the Short reset trigger was gouging the aluminum frame so I backed them out and sold it.

On a positive note I just sent a Canik Stingray into Jail today, I am sure that is much more along the lines of what I wanted in a Compact CZ. Sigh, must set aside more money for CGW parts.

[Darklyte27]

I purchased the 91153 model,*site said there was 16 avail* then got a phone call saying it was not avail, but the 91152 model was in their store. Only diff is decocker vs safety. They switched out the mags to 10 rders.

Since the model # is 91152 and not 01152 its not on the roster therefore I believe it will have to be SSE'ed because they go off of the model # on the box..
Even though its the exact same gun as the rostered one I think.

Either way ill get it, but my FFL is so backed up with SSE's I have to wait till end of Nov to dros.

https://www.tombstonetactical.com/catalog/cz-usa/91152-cz-75-sp-01-pistol-9mm-4.7in-18rd-black/

No you don't need to SSE it. Look around and you'll find FFLs that will not require you to SSE. Its the same gun especially since the seller is swapping to a 10 round mags.


Tactical has to be SSE-ed since its not on the roster.

[guest1]

They switched out the mags to 10 rders.

Since the model # is 91152 and not 01152 its not on the roster therefore I believe it will have to be SSE'ed because they go off of the model # on the box..
Even though its the exact same gun as the rostered one I think.

Either way ill get it, but my FFL is so backed up with SSE's I have to wait till end of Nov to dros.

Please refer to posts #30, 31 and 35 here http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...&highlight=sse

[himurax13]

Can you tell us why you can't?

Hi Dave.

Hmm after watching this video, I guess I did mod that P01 with a Shadow-like trigger.

Well it is totally awesome that a CZ-75 with a Firing block has so much potential with some CGW parts. It gives those of us who don't have the money or time to aquire a shadow to have something comparable for a lot less money.

[ohhgourami]

If you did practically every mod like me, the costs come out to be about the same...

Slightly kicking myself for not getting a Shadow, but I learned a lot from DIY. Seems like the differences are negligible.

[schmeky]

CGW hammer hooks are "cut" to drop in and produce a 3.5# SA +/-. If you stone the hooks down approximately .003" - .004", the SA is under 3lbs.

Not everyone can do this, but if you can, this allows a firing pin block CZ, whether manual safety or decocker, to have a SA equal to any 1911, Shadow, S&W revolver etc.

himurax,

I was not trying to give you a hard time, you know your stuff. But I wanted to point out any FP block CZ can run with any non-FP block for hundreds of dollars less. We have proven this thousands of times.

[himurax13]

If you did practically every mod like me, the costs come out to be about the same...

Slightly kicking myself for not getting a Shadow, but I learned a lot from DIY. Seems like the differences are negligible.

Not exactly, I doubt that a SA Shadow would be sold to you with a sub 2 lb trigger.

[Erion929]

CGW hammer hooks are "cut" to drop in and produce a 3.5# SA +/-. If you stone the hooks down approximately .003" - .004", the SA is under 3lbs.

Not everyone can do this, but if you can, this allows a firing pin block CZ, whether manual safety or decocker, to have a SA equal to any 1911, Shadow, S&W revolver etc.

himurax,

I was not trying to give you a hard time, you know your stuff. But I wanted to point out any FP block CZ can run with any non-FP block for hundreds of dollars less. We have proven this thousands of times.

Great to know....thanks!


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[himurax13]

Gonna test out my new used CZ SA that I converted to the regular sa/da configuration. So far the pull is 5.75/2.25 lbs. I can't wait.

[ohhgourami]

That sounds awesome!

[THEJAPINO]

Gonna test out my new used CZ SA that I converted to the regular sa/da configuration. So far the pull is 5.75/2.25 lbs. I can't wait.

Haha, I just did the exact opposite to my SP01 yesterday - DA/SA to SAO. Cz75 SA's are nice because of the beavertail.

[Nguyen]

Haha, I just did the exact opposite to my SP01 yesterday - DA/SA to SAO. Cz75 SA's are nice because of the beavertail.

How hard is it to convert to SAO only? And how much does it cost?

[Dattebayo]

How hard is it to convert to SAO only? And how much does it cost?

If you have a decent amount of mechanical aptitude, it isn't too difficult. I can do the polishing and install in about 1 hour and 1/2. The parts costed me about $250 shipped. I purchased everything from CGW short of the trigger, which I got from CZC due to CGW being out of stock on the adjustable pre and post travel SAO trigger.

[THEJAPINO]

How hard is it to convert to SAO only? And how much does it cost?

$30 for a take-off SA trigger and hammer
$30 for trigger pin and springs from CGW
$0 for some sand paper, stones, polish, drill, tap, set screw

= one sweet little trigger!

[BEE]

I've heard people just removing the disconnecter.