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Offline timetofly

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Possibly of a 40 S&W Phantom.
« on: January 27, 2023, 04:55:54 PM »
Over time I’ve collected a collection of slides,  one in particular is a SP-01 tactical 40 S&W.  Looking in the CZ discontinued pages, I saw that the SP-01tactical 40 S&W was a decocker.  This got me thinking about an older SP-01 Phantom frame I acquired some time back.  HHHHHHHHMMMMM?????  Is it possible to put the tactical upper on the phantom???  In a word, yes it seemed to fit, and function, without live ammo.  dDoes anyone know if this is a safe and workable combination, or is this question best left unanswered? And just put this off to the side and move on to the next project?
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Re: Possibly of a 40 S&W Phantom.
« Reply #1 on: January 27, 2023, 05:20:13 PM »
 You could check with Stewart at CZ custom or David at CGW. If anyone can be certain I'd think one or both of them can answer the question.

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Re: Possibly of a 40 S&W Phantom.
« Reply #2 on: January 29, 2023, 09:40:32 PM »
Over time I’ve collected a collection of slides,  one in particular is a SP-01 tactical 40 S&W.  Looking in the CZ discontinued pages, I saw that the SP-01tactical 40 S&W was a decocker.  This got me thinking about an older SP-01 Phantom frame I acquired some time back.  HHHHHHHHMMMMM?????  Is it possible to put the tactical upper on the phantom???  In a word, yes it seemed to fit, and function, without live ammo.  dDoes anyone know if this is a safe and workable combination, or is this question best left unanswered? And just put this off to the side
and move on to the next project?



I contacted a person that I consider knowledgeable on this subject, and they advised changing the recoil spring and frequently Inspecting for wear.  This won’t be a high use gun, just an oddity more or less. 
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Re: Possibly of a 40 S&W Phantom.
« Reply #3 on: January 30, 2023, 05:29:25 PM »
I don't see why not.  As long as the slide clears the sear cage (and you would know it during test fitting).

I fitted a 40 SA slide on my Tactical and it didn't clear the sear cage properly.  I was able to fit it.  I also had to alter the timing of the slide cutout to ensure the triggerbar reset properly.  But a tactical 40S&W slide should be timed and such for a DA/SA trigger already.

I really wished I purchased a phantom when they were flooding the market and cheap.  That is one of those I'd buy if the right deal popped up.

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Re: Possibly of a 40 S&W Phantom.
« Reply #4 on: February 01, 2023, 06:54:16 PM »
At this point, all that is left is to bring it to the range and post my impression of a “40” phantom.  It’s been too cold in south east Kansas  lately, but hopefully a 60 degree or better weekend is on it’s way soon.
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