New CGW SAO Trigger Install

[AZ_GunGuy]

The starter punch is a good investment for sure.

I can also say Tok's advice to use a flat syringe needle on the sear spring works really well.  I just did a competition sear spring install and the re-install was a breeze using that method.

[etec800r]

Thank you everyone for your help/encouragement. The trigger pin pushed out with little resistance. Pushed from the right side. I think Tok is right, not sure it mattered which side as it came right out. The disconnector pin was just slightly more work. The CGW starter punch is the ticket. I also bought the Wheeler Engineering Bench Block and EEMANN TECH Trigger Spring Tool. The only punch I used was 1/16” out of my existing tools, a 90 degree pick and small needle nose pliers. I had The Gun Bench video running and followed it. The only thing I did different was cheated and used the Trigger Spring Tool. The advice to capture the springs was very helpful, never had any get away from me.
See Ya!
Kevin~

[AZ_GunGuy]

Nice job! That trigger looks great with the rest of your gun.

[etec800r]

Nice job! That trigger looks great with the rest of your gun.

Thank You!


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[roggiedog]

I can also say Tok's advice to use a flat syringe needle on the sear spring works really well.  I just did a competition sear spring install and the re-install was a breeze using that method.

I did a search, but wasn't able find info on the flat syringe. Do you happen to have a link to what the syringe is used for?

Thanks,

[SoCal]

I also bought the Wheeler Engineering Bench Block and EEMANN TECH Trigger Spring Tool. The only punch I used was 1/16” out of my existing tools, a 90 degree pick and small needle nose pliers. I had The Gun Bench video running and followed it. The only thing I did different was cheated and used the Trigger Spring Tool.

Love my Eemann Tech TS tool.  I shoot different CZ's in competition and replace the TRS on a regular basis and this tool makes it easy.

[AZ_GunGuy]

I can also say Tok's advice to use a flat syringe needle on the sear spring works really well.  I just did a competition sear spring install and the re-install was a breeze using that method.

I did a search, but wasn't able find info on the flat syringe. Do you happen to have a link to what the syringe is used for?

Thanks,

BSTEAN Syringe Blunt Tip Needle and Cap - 10ml, 5ml, 3ml, 1ml Syringes 14ga 16ga 18ga 20ga Blunt Needles - Oil or Glue Applicator (Pack of 10) https://a.co/d/8BDZQwR

What I used ^

You insert the longer part of the spring into the syringe.  Just the needle part of the syringe is used.  Then it becomes very easy to lift the sear spring.

[etec800r]

UPDATE
Went to the range and tried out the new trigger, it worked perfectly. I spent additional time reading and watching videos showing how to set the trigger adjustment screws that were a big help. I am very happy with the new CZ and flat SAO trigger. Thank you everyone for all your help!
Kevin~


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