I couldn't help it!

[mrcabinet]

Perfectly good, brand new, never even fired Rami. I was going to keep it all stock but, knowing how nice the CZs can be made to be, I just couldn't help myself. Full fluff 'n buff last night and CGW springs and pins have been ordered 

[USMCE4retired]

 I wish I could trust myself to do a full take down on my RAMI.
I know that a fluff-and-buff makes a big difference.

[mrcabinet]

It's really not that difficult and yes, the first time is a little intimidating. There's bunches of videos and tutorials online to walk you through it.
My only advise is to not attempt a decocker sear cage as your first project. Those things are pure evil. Certainly doable, but evil.....

[USMCE4retired]

    At the sound of "decocker sear cage"  I nearly genuflected
     In all actuality it would be nice to have a well performed
video dics, which could be used for "multiple pause moments"  ...

[tdogg]

I can't claim they are well performed but they are pauseable.  The decocker isn't anything to be afraid of, it is easy to assemble.  You just have to have patience.

https://czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=62123.msg410719#msg410719

Cheers,
Toby

[mrcabinet]

Well I put it all back together yesterday and no mystery parts were left on the bench! For this one I just did a basic polish job, installed a CGW lighter trigger and fp spring, a 15# hammer spring and, of course, the requisite floating trigger pin and firing pin roll pin. This brought the SA down from 5 lbs 8 oz to 3 lb.s 10 oz, and I know it will get better as I break it in. The real surprise was the DA, which went from 10 lb 2 oz to 7 lb 3 oz. That's the greatest decrease I've achieved on any CZ I've done.

[j102]

Congrats! Good job!
Please share some pictures and let us know how it shoots.