CZ school

[dross]

My newest CZ:

 

[bjenkins]

I'm thinking I'll need to use him after putting 500 to 1k rounds through my 75B...

Well worth the investment you will be glad you did!

 

[wtburnette]

My newest CZ:

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Wow, that is REALLY nice!

Well worth the investment you will be glad you did!

I'm sure I'll be happy with it. Just need to save up some cash, I'm broke

 

[Birds Away]

My newest CZ:

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That's very nice.

 

[churchmouse]

That's very nice.

Yes.....me likey very much

 

[Birds Away]

Yes.....me likey very much

All but the 9x19 part.

 

[churchmouse]

All but the 9x19 part.

Well.....there is that little item to overcome.

 

[Birds Away]

Well.....there is that little item to overcome.

Just shoot 'em twice. You know you want to anyway.

 

[churchmouse]

Just shoot 'em twice. You know you want to anyway.

I am in therapy.

 

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

 

[bjenkins]

Yea Im with you , that gun is sick!!!!!

 

[kawtech87]

All this CZ talk when I'm trying to save money. It's driving me mad I tells ya, mad!

 

[bjenkins]

All this CZ talk when I'm trying to save money. It's driving me mad I tells ya, mad!

Yea thank god for the 401K because my savings account is hurting! LOL.

 

[wtburnette]

All this CZ talk when I'm trying to save money. It's driving me mad I tells ya, mad!

You're not alone

 

[1775usmarine]

Got my 85B out to the range yesterday. I will say at 25 yds the pistol even though she is surplus is still more accurate than I can be. I took my S&W 3rd gens out and will say comparing the two factory to factory the reset on the 85 is longer than the 3 rd gens I own.

I really hope I can get a trigger reset on the 85B like my 3913 which seems to have the best out of all my 3rd gens. It did take me a while to find the spot where it reset but otherwise a great gun and looking forward to upgrading her as funds become available.

 

[PappyD]

Hey guys,

I have a new CZ 75D Compact PCR. Wow, I really like it. BUT, I want to put a F/O sight on the front. CGW has the F/O front sight alone
that is supposed to work great with the original rear sight.

My question is - how hard is this to do? Drift out the old- drift in the new? Drift which direction? What about the F/O sight and CCW? Are they subject to damage from a holster?

I am lazy and want someone to tell me how to do this.

Thanks, Pappy

050-390 - Correct OEM height F/O front sight. An excellent upgrade that works perfectly with the stock CZ rear sight. *NOTE: this is not the same sight used in our EZ/D sight set.

 

[Birds Away]

Hey guys,

I have a new CZ 75D Compact PCR. Wow, I really like it. BUT, I want to put a F/O sight on the front. CGW has the F/O front sight alone
that is supposed to work great with the original rear sight.

My question is - how hard is this to do? Drift out the old- drift in the new? Drift which direction? What about the F/O sight and CCW? Are they subject to damage from a holster?

I am lazy and want someone to tell me how to do this.

Thanks, Pappy

050-390 - Correct OEM height F/O front sight. An excellent upgrade that works perfectly with the stock CZ rear sight. *NOTE: this is not the same sight used in our EZ/D sight set.

Send a PM to llh1956. He has done many CZ sights.

 

[rob63]

There is something I have been thinking about lately and am wondering what opinion other people have? Is there a logical reason to have a half-cock notch on a CZ-75B?

It is my understanding that the original purpose of the half-cock notch on a 1911 was to prevent accidental discharges from the hammer falling while it was being manually cocked or from the hammer simply disengaging from the sear due to bumps or whatever while the safety was off. If this is correct, then the logic of it went out the window with the introduction of the firing pin block.

The reason for this question is that it seems to me that the half-cock notch is causing an unnecessary safety issue when trying to lower the hammer on a live round. Without it, you could press the trigger just enough to release the hammer, while holding the hammer obviously, and then release the trigger to reengage the firing-pin block before you lower the hammer the remainder of the way. I think that would be safer than holding the trigger in while you lower the hammer past the half-cock notch.

Did I miss the part where you are actually supposed to carry it on the half-cock notch? If you don't carry it that way, then I don't understand the purpose of the half-cock notch on a DA/SA gun equipped with a firing pin block. Thoughts?

 

[Birds Away]

I carry on the half-cock notch. I never lower past the half cock notch.

 

[rob63]

I carry on the half-cock notch. I never lower past the half cock notch.

Thanks!