Race hammer vs IDPA legal hammer

[THarbison]

Anyone have both hammers that could tell me the difference in the trigger pull feel between these two hammers?

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[Earl Keese]

Anyone have both hammers that could tell me the difference in the trigger pull feel between these two hammers?

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The CGW hammer has a slightly crisper break, while the CZC comp legal hammer usually comes in with a slightly lighter pull if used with an identical hammer spring.

[THarbison]

I was referring to the IDPA legal hammer on CGW site.

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[Earl Keese]

I was referring to the IDPA legal hammer on CGW site.

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Same thing. It's IDPA legal because it's from CZUB.

[huskerlrrp]

I have both on a couple different CZs platforms and I couldn't tell you the difference. I'd rather give my money to the Cajuns, but go with the CZ model for rules.

[Earl Keese]

I have both on a couple different CZs platforms and I couldn't tell you the difference. I'd rather give my money to the Cajuns, but go with the CZ model for rules.

The difference is very sight. At the bench I notice it, in a match I don't notice at all.  Both are great hammers and transform trigger feel

[THarbison]

Would you say there it's a little bit more creep between the wall and the break?

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[Mercs]

If you want the least amount of creep, the choice is clear. You must use CGW’s unique sear and hammer together. Search the forum for all the reasons, but I can say from first hand experience I confirmed this


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[THarbison]

I actually want a little bit of creep between the wall and break. I have shot a shadow 2 and there is just a little bit of creep before the break that makes it a little more like a rolling break. I have race hammers on both of my CZs right now. Just feel like I have a little more control when I am taking my time on shot placement.

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[Mercs]

Ah ok I completely understand that, for that rolling break I highly recommend the CZC hammers, but more particularly the Ghost Hammer. I had it on one of my compacts and it has exactly the controllable break you’re talking about, plus the best shape for manual decocking imo


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[THarbison]

Looks like that is for the safety model. Im fixing up a Phantom which has a decocker. Wish i could feel the pull before I purchase one. It's pretty much the same price as a CGW race hammer. Thanks for the help everyone.

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