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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => Curio and Relic CZs => Topic started by: drowe44 on April 20, 2018, 10:35:24 PM
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I recently bought a CZ-70 for my daughter. The trigger pull both DA and SA are very heavy which is a problem for her. Are there any pointers for cleaning up the trigger pull?
Thanks
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I'd call the guys at Cajun Gun Works. They could help I'm sure. How do you like the gun overall?
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I like it pretty well. I carry a PPK as does my wife. Both my daughters really like the PPK, but they are tough to find in .32 acp. The CZ-70 is only slightly bigger and has very similar fit and function. The springs are way heavy though. I replaced the recoil spring with one from a PPK and that made a big difference. Polishing the hammer spring rod helped with the trigger pull.
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See what this person did to his Vzor 70--replacing the hammer spring itself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJbblgXFzaQ
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Wouldn't a lighter spring increase the likelihood of a "light strike" FTF? And what would be the lightest weight spring to use? And where could a "spring gauge" be had to borrow as to buy one for one use would not be real smart...$50 and higher...
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We put the Harrington Products firing pin and trigger enhancement kit in my wife's vz.70. What a difference it made! It lightens the trigger to a very usable weight. DEFINITELY worth the $45.
The only downside of this kit is that the decocker MAY ignite a round in the chamber, but if you use the pinch and lower method of dropping the hammer, you will be good to go.
https://harringtonproducts.com/firing-pins/cz-50-70-2/
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We put the Harrington Products firing pin and trigger enhancement kit in my wife's vz.70. What a difference it made! It lightens the trigger to a very usable weight. DEFINITELY worth the $45.
The only downside of this kit is that the decocker MAY ignite a round in the chamber, but if you use the pinch and lower method of dropping the hammer, you will be good to go.
https://harringtonproducts.com/firing-pins/cz-50-70-2/
Ja, I've got the Harrington also...and considering having my 'smith arcweld a small bump to prevent the safety from being put on decock...never did like the concept anyway. To each their own,but for me...it's either safe, or fire.