CZ 75 p-06 trigger issue

[CZ Aficionado]

Hi guys, first post on here. glad I finally came on the forum as there is many knowledgeable people on here! so around 6 months ago I picked up a p-06 (.40cal obviously). I've taken it to the range a few times and I noticed every time I shot it, it would hurt my finger. However I never really thought too much of it until today, I shot 100 rounds through it and I would have been more than happy to be done after 10 rounds! It was absolutely KILLING my finger almost making the tip go numb. the pull of the trigger is completely smooth but after the shot it gives like a terrible vibration / slapping feeling making it extremely uncomfortable. I had also shot a p01 and numerous other firearms and had no problems with them. Has anyone else had similar issues? Does anyone what I can do to fix this problem? It's a great gun but with this issue its unbearable to shoot, and its effecting my accuracy as well. Any input would  be greatly appreciated. thank you

If your passionate about keeping the P-06 I would suggest trying a Reach Reduction Kit (RRK) from CGW.  I know my number of posts say "newbie" but I belonged to this forum a while back and just migrated back because I missed chatting with folks about CZ's.  That said I have extensive smithing experience on CZ's....the reason for suggesting the RRK is the trigger is fully adjustable, meaning you can get a much more customizable (to you specifically) trigger position for your finger. The factory re-curve trigger is horrible.......the 85 "old style" or 85C are better but still not a one size fits all fix......I've experienced the "numb" finger tip in the past, its pretty much always a trigger contour issue in conjuction with the energy of the round being distributed through the firearm.....I really think the RRK is your best chance of mitigating/nearly eliminating the felt discomfort. Hope this helps........best of luck!   

https://cajungunworks.com/product/reach-reduction-kit/  .......this one specifically.....they make some that only work with the Short Reset Triggers, those you don't want.

[mike71192]

Hi guys, first post on here. glad I finally came on the forum as there is many knowledgeable people on here! so around 6 months ago I picked up a p-06 (.40cal obviously). I've taken it to the range a few times and I noticed every time I shot it, it would hurt my finger. However I never really thought too much of it until today, I shot 100 rounds through it and I would have been more than happy to be done after 10 rounds! It was absolutely KILLING my finger almost making the tip go numb. the pull of the trigger is completely smooth but after the shot it gives like a terrible vibration / slapping feeling making it extremely uncomfortable. I had also shot a p01 and numerous other firearms and had no problems with them. Has anyone else had similar issues? Does anyone what I can do to fix this problem? It's a great gun but with this issue its unbearable to shoot, and its effecting my accuracy as well. Any input would  be greatly appreciated. thank you

If your passionate about keeping the P-06 I would suggest trying a Reach Reduction Kit (RRK) from CGW.  I know my number of posts say "newbie" but I belonged to this forum a while back and just migrated back because I missed chatting with folks about CZ's.  That said I have extensive smithing experience on CZ's....the reason for suggesting the RRK is the trigger is fully adjustable, meaning you can get a much more customizable (to you specifically) trigger position for your finger. The factory re-curve trigger is horrible.......the 85 "old style" or 85C are better but still not a one size fits all fix......I've experienced the "numb" finger tip in the past, its pretty much always a trigger contour issue in conjuction with the energy of the round being distributed through the firearm.....I really think the RRK is your best chance of mitigating/nearly eliminating the felt discomfort. Hope this helps........best of luck!   

https://cajungunworks.com/product/reach-reduction-kit/  .......this one specifically.....they make some that only work with the Short Reset Triggers, those you don't want.

i certainly am passionate about keeping the p-06. that sounds like a very good idea as well.. unfortunately i ordered the other trigger from cgw and its already on the way. i think i will give it a shot and i hope im not making the wrong choice. worst case scenario i can go with your option if this doesnt work out for me. i really appreciate the suggestions, it is very helpful.

[mike71192]

Ok guys, sorry for taking so long to post back, but the job is complete and I was finally able to get a few rounds down range this morning. I replaced the parts that tok recommended, the job was done by a gunsmith at the local range. I would say there is much improvement but it's not 100% gone, I would say around 50% better. Which is ok for me and now the gun is enjoyable to shoot and my accuracy went up a huge amount. I think after a few hundred rounds and will smooth out even more and HOPEFULLY the issue is completely in the passed. All in all it was absolutely worth it and if anyone has the same issue I would definitely recommend it, it definitely made it much more enjoyable and tolerable to shoot.... oh by the way I stopped at a local shop and he had a lonely p-01 on the shelf.. needles to say my p-06 has a partner now. And wow what a great shooter that is!


http://imgur.com/9qVSKCY


Does anybody know if the p01 and p06 magazines (10 rders) are exactly the same?

[Tok36]

Thank you for the followup and the pic. Gratz on the new CZ!

I am not positive about the mags but as far as i am aware some CZ 9mm and 40 mags are interchangeable. A good way to find out is to try one of the mags in the other pistol and see if it feeds. A 40 mag will except more 9mm rounds though, meaning more than 10. So it is something to keep in mind.

Lets see if another forum member can confirm the P-06 / P-01 mag interchangeability.

[mike71192]

Thank you for the followup and the pic. Gratz on the new CZ!

I am not positive about the mags but as far as i am aware some CZ 9mm and 40 mags are interchangeable. A good way to find out is to try one of the mags in the other pistol and see if it feeds. A 40 mag will except more 9mm rounds though, meaning more than 10. So it is something to keep in mind.

Lets see if another forum member can confirm the P-06 / P-01 mag interchangeability.

I literally had both mags next to each other and  thought to myself wow I hope I don't mix these up. But then I compared them and they look identical and both fit in each gun and both will hold the opposite ammo, I guess the only thing to do is just try it😂

[Earl Keese]

I have some CZ 10 rnd and MecGar 12 rnd mags. Neither will hold 9mm ammo, feed lips are too wide.

[mike71192]

ok guys so i know if anyone read my last review and was considering doing the same thing to their p06 that i did to mine, you probably werent sold. so i hit the range again and really beat the crap out of the p06 and let me tell you, after a ton of rounds it is heaps better, i even forgot about the issue until i left. so if anyone is on the fence about doing this, its totally worth it!
http://imgur.com/a/fI6vl