Just found this company trigger reduction kit

[Rmach]

Second range visit (4th overall) with MCARBO kit installed in my CZ75b polished stainless. Ran 200rds of 115gr Blazer Brass with no problems.

So in the last two weeks, I installed a MCARBO kit in my black CZ75b and in my CZ75b polished stainless, and went to the range four times firing 200rds for each visit with no light strikes or problems.  I have a third kit on its way for my Canik C100 or another CZ75b I'm eyeing right now.

They should send you that third kit gratis.

That's not necessary. A good product at a reasonable price sparked my interest.

[CZFanGrrl]

I haven’t tried the reach reduction kit, but I knew I wanted to get that crazy 10+ lb D/A trigger pull under control. 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHWtFdijvRr_qwi7Q4_PjU8GQHpdVPcVn

I was able to get a 50% reduction in the D/A and about a 25% reduction in the single action, not that the single action ever needed any work.  It did require polishing of the metal on metal internal trigger components, but that was pretty straightforward.

I’m noting the odd light strike on CCI primers, but Winchester primers all ignite and I’m switching over to Federal Match primers for my competition loads, so light strikes won’t be an issue with them.

[Funky_Monkey]

I have the Cajun ultra lite kit installed in my PCR.  Am I going to see any benefit this?

[nonamehavei]

I have the Cajun ultra lite kit installed in my PCR.  Am I going to see any benefit this?

No

[Funky_Monkey]

I have the Cajun ultra lite kit installed in my PCR.  Am I going to see any benefit this?

No

Thanks for the answer.  I did not know if some of extra springs not included in my CGW ultra kit would be more durable or good to have on hand?

[Tok36]

Thanks for the answer.  I did not know if some of extra springs not included in my CGW ultra kit would be more durable or good to have on hand?

Durability is in part a product of time, these kits have not been available long enough to establish their durability/life span.