cz 75 b ejection?

[jarhead995]

How do I change how far the brass ejects? The last time I went to the range I kept hitting this kid and his dad in the head :O and we were pretty far apart

[fusionstar]

lol.. dont worry if its reliable. Its one of the things we ALL have to deal with one time or another when we shoot at a organized range. Just apologize and try to move. My first AK parts kit build was tossing hot wolf steel cases 5 lanes down about 30 feet and hitting a guy's bench. I didn't notice until my friend told me. I went down, apologized and we got to gun talking.

[spddrcr]

[spddrcr]

did you ever get your problem worked out?

[jarhead995]

did you ever get your problem worked out?

No sir because I have no idea what I am looking at. :O

[spddrcr]

when you field strip your gun you will see this whole part towards the back of the gun, it is the fire control group. the part to the furthest left of the pic with the angle on the very edge is probably the exact opposite in your gun. take a small file and make it look exactly like the picture. Ill circle it in red for ya.

[opos]

I shoot CZ's a lot and have found that most of the models of CZ have a very weak recoil spring. In my 9mm 75B I replaced the factory recoil spring (I think rated at 13# but probably closer to 11 or 12) with a Wolff 16# spring...no other changes...makes the perceived recoil a bit less and cycles perfectly ..... just drops the brass almost at my feet where before it was sending it 20 feet away....If you are going to hand load and make powder puff loads this might not be a good idea but many on the CZ board seems to feel this is a decent mod...very easy....just replace one spring with the other when you are cleaning the pistol....I think the spring is about 10 bucks or less. I shoot factory plinking loads and fairly hot factory s/d loads and have never had any issue what so ever. "your mileage may vary".