75b omega

[kenjen]

I have a 75b omega only have about 500 rounds through it, when I shoot it single action for accuracy the last bit if trigger pull is very gritty before let off. Is it worth taking apart and doing a little stoning or do you think that it will wear in on it's own? not really worried about pull weight, I think it is fine as is, will dry firing it help and do i need to use snap caps?

[SI VIS PACEM PARRABELLUM]

I have a 75b omega only have about 500 rounds through it, when I shoot it single action for accuracy the last bit if trigger pull is very gritty before let off. Is it worth taking apart and doing a little stoning or do you think that it will wear in on it's own? not really worried about pull weight, I think it is fine as is, will dry firing it help and do i need to use snap caps?

Sometimes they smooth out with use and sometimes not. The CGW Omega series hammer will cure all that grit. CZ's don't generally respond well to stoning like say a 1911 would. Often you do more harm than good.

[bonj]

I have a 75b omega only have about 500 rounds through it, when I shoot it single action for accuracy the last bit if trigger pull is very gritty before let off. Is it worth taking apart and doing a little stoning or do you think that it will wear in on it's own? not really worried about pull weight, I think it is fine as is, will dry firing it help and do i need to use snap caps?

Sometimes they smooth out with use and sometimes not. The CGW Omega series hammer will cure all that grit. CZ's don't generally respond well to stoning like say a 1911 would. Often you do more harm than good.

Return it to CZ for warranty work. They send you a shipping label and will ship it back for free.