Thumb Safety on B Model 75's

[boutaswell]

To sorta go along with my previous post, I'm looking for some info on this.  I love the SA but I want to know from the gunsmithers on here....is there anyway to make the thumb safety a little bit stiffer?  On the 1911, you can get a new pin & spring or even stretch it out a little bit but is there any way to do it with a 75B?

Just wanting to get it to click on and off safe with a bit more 'authority'.

Thanks,

[DenStinett]

The B-SA has two Detent Plungers (each with their own Spring)
Guess you could try finding a heavier Spring or, (as you said) "stretch them out a bit"
You could also file the end of the Plunger and the notch in the Safety a bit sharper
That would give you a definite "click"

[SPO1SHADOW]

How old is your gun?

[Continental Op]

Boutaswell,
I'm glad you asked this.  I just got an Israeli surplus B model and was wondering the exact same thing.  I was wondering if replacing the safety, safety detent plunger, and the safety detent plunger spring might help.

[Tok36]

You may want to check out the CZ Extra Power Thumb Safety Spring.

Here is a review i did on it a while back. It may be just what you guys are looking for.
http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=70677.0

[Continental Op]

You may want to check out the CZ Extra Power Thumb Safety Spring.

Here is a review i did on it a while back. It may be just what you guys are looking for.
http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=70677.0

Thanks a lot, Tok36.  This might be just what the doctor ordered.

[SI VIS PACEM PARRABELLUM]

I installed the DS Perman extra power spring in both My B series guns and it worked out very well. Just enough to give the safety a more positive click in each direction.

[Tok36]

What DenStinett Mentioned about tweaking the interface of the detent and the surface of the safety that receives it seams to be a viable option as well. Though i have not done this my self i have read of a few CZ owners improving the feel of their safety with this method.