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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => Compact CZ 75s => Topic started by: biker70 on October 20, 2020, 01:52:55 PM
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I took my new CZ 75 compact to the range for the first time and I had about 30 rounds through it and the slide didn't return all the way and jammed. I took it home and was able to get it working but I'm not sure if it was the ammo ( Fiocchi 115 RN ) or the gun. Has anyone heard of this happening, I was wanting to make this my primary carry but for now I will stick with my sig M11-A1.
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Believe it or not, my Semi Compact jammed, in mid recoil, first time out, after only a few Rounds >:(
Got it home and was able to get it apart
Put everything back together again, but it wouldn't fire :o
Turned-out, the Firing Pin Block Lifter had broke in the Sear Cage ???
Whether it broke during recoil and jammed the Slide back
Or it jammed the Slide and I broke it off when I took the Pistol apart .... no telling
Even CZ-KC couldn't figure it out .... or how it could have jammed in the first-place :-\
Needless to say; they covered the whole thing
Hope you get yous sorted-out
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Make sure that your Firing Pin Block Lifter Arm is spring loaded and being pulled down and
forward rearward.
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Make sure that your Firing Pin Block Lifter Arm is spring loaded and being pulled down and forward.
Thought it goes down and back ?
1911s go down and forward !
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Make sure that your Firing Pin Block Lifter Arm is spring loaded and being pulled down and forward.
Thought it goes down and back ?
1911s go down and forward !
You are correct, my bad.
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You are correct, my bad.
No Problem my Friend
I really like Tanfoglio's approach to this
It's in "Safe" with everything in the up position
Pull the Trigger, and the Pin Block Spring pushes everything down, into the Fire position
A much smarter design
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I noticed the 1911 FPB lever design going forward recently in an Anvil video. Maybe that is why i got confused. I need to get a 1911 and so that i can take it apart and get a better look at things. The Tango design that you mention also peeks my interest, i would like to take one of those apart as well.
Looks like a may need to get a bigger safe. :)
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You are correct, my bad.
No Problem my Friend
I really like Tanfoglio's approach to this
It's in "Safe" with everything in the up position
Pull the Trigger, and the Pin Block Spring pushes everything down, into the Fire position
A much smarter design
I'm a Tanfoglio junkie... :o 8)