How good are cajun CZ 75 trigger springs?

[Metal Wonder Nine Guy]

I plan on getting a couple of these springs for my parts box given how I dry fire with my 75B. Has anyone here needed to replace these springs from excessive use or breakages? I ask because the trigger return spring in CZ-75s seem to be an easily broken part.

https://cajungunworks.com/product/rp-trs-reduced-power-trigger-return-spring/

[jurek]

I've been using this one for my P-01 Omega. After +/- 5000 rounds and additional +/- 5000 dry fire it is still like new.

[Earl Keese]

I've never had one fail. I almost always put a drop of oil on the spring before dry fire and keep a spare or two plus all of my oem take out trigger springs in the parts box. Keeping back up springs wards off the evil spirits. 

[Tok36]

I am in Mr. Earl Keese boat on this one.

[Joe L]

I bought two from CGW maybe six years ago for a single action only 75B with a Kadet slide.  I may have swapped them at 30k rounds but kept the old one for a spare.  Probably have 20k on the second one.  Double action will be much, much, harder on the spring than mine.  But, if you want a datapoint, mine haven't failed and I don't worry about the CGW spring at all.  Even if you find someone who has had one fail, doesn't mean you shouldn't get one.  Just get two or three and change them once per year in a DA/SA pistol.  And get the CGW trigger pin, it is a must have. 

Joe

[Metal Wonder Nine Guy]

And get the CGW trigger pin, it is a must have. 

Why get the CGW trigger pin? More solid than the factory trigger pin?

[Earl Keese]

And get the CGW trigger pin, it is a must have. 

Why get the CGW trigger pin? More solid than the factory trigger pin?

It's floating, so it can be removed and reinstalled as necessary to replace springs or detail strip the gun.

[2morechains]

After breaking a stock OEM trigger spring at a match a few years back I switched to CGW’s spring and haven’t broken one since.  I do replace them once a year.  The stock one broke at a relatively low round count but with a lot of dry fire in DA mode.

The first time you remove your OEM trigger spring, it makes sense to also replace the stock trigger pin with the floating one from CGW.  The floating pin makes subsequent removals easier.