Hello folks,
I traded one of my old K-38’s for an SP-01. Wonder if some of you could tell me if the type of sights it has are stock versions? It has a red serrated fiber optic front sight pinned in place, and a black serrated ramp rear with two hex head screws holding it in place. I have a 75D from the custom shop, so I wasn’t too surprised when this SP-01 had the same exact problem as the 75D had, point of bullet impact is several inches below point of aim.
The custom shop sold me a new rear sight, correcting my problem. Kind of them
My question is why does CZ knowingly send these guns out with sights that are so far off? Yes, at 10 yards it isn’t an issue, but 25 and 50 yard targets? Sure, aim for the head and maybe impact the groin area.
Of course, this particular gun appears to have had several parts swapped out. The trader told me it had been Cajunized but he bought it, found out it was shooting 1 foot left of point of aim, and 6 inches low, and lost interest. He was upfront about the inability to zero the sights, so I made the trade.
I have a sight pusher, so getting it centered to the bullseye was easy. Nothing is going to help the elevation other than a new set of sights. The red fiber optic has to go, and the fixed rear sight will be much better if I can find an adjustable rear sight. I prefer black on black with no fiber optic. A nice serrated Patridge front and a good quality adjustable rear sight package would be nice. Anybody have a recommendation?
All suggestions are greatly appreciated. I have put three hundred rounds of handloads from 115 to 150 grain lead bullets, without issue. Other than the sight elevation problem.
I suspect that the Hammer, Recoil Spring, Bushing and probably some springs have been swapped out. Mainly because of the baggie with the original equipment it came with. Unfortunately, the sights are pathetic.
The IMGR pics will need to be selected and drug left to right to see the gun’s features. I do not know how to crop in IMGR.
Thanks for the help!
Hajji
