Hi.
I was installing a new trigger for my CZ P-10F today (only the trigger shoe). When I was putting everything together, I saw that the ejector looks kinda weird.
I didn't have that much time with the gun, so I don't know whether it was like this before or not. Look:
It's kinda bent downward. I've seen images of a broken CZ P-10 ejector on the internet, but in those images it's bent the other way around, upward:
I'm not sure whether in my case it's bent or is it actually how it's supposed to be. I've seen videos of CZ P-10 disassembly and the ejector was straight, but I'm not sure if this is maybe something that changed over the years. My gun is from 2023 production, CZ regularly changes some little stuff in their design without giving the guns the new version, generation etc.
I've checked the ejection with dummy rounds, seems to be working.
So, do you guys know whether maybe on the newer (2023) CZ P-10s that ejector is bent a little downward? Or is this something I did when installing the trigger?
The only time that the sear assembly was under the hammer was when I was putting the new trigger shoe into it, but that's it. I had to hammer the trigger pin down, but it wasn't that much force, I was using a tiny hammer with a nylon tip. And the ejector was never hit directly. All I could imagine is that the ejector could get caught up on the bench block, but it's rubberized and the ejector is steel,
so I cannot imagine that could've done it. The gun is new, I didn't have more than like 300 rounds through it. And I would imagine that the "bend from usage" would come in a form of ejector bending up, not down.
Maybe some of you have the new CZ from 2022/2023 and can check? Just an FYI, this is the European version, not CZ-USA.