I Shot a CMP EIC Leg Match

[Reverend Recoil]

I shot a CMP Excellence in Competition Match last month with my CZ 75B.  I got no points that day but had fun and got a nice bronze medal from the Civilian Marksmanship Program.  It is hard to compete against match tuned M1911A1 pistols with a CZ that has a creepy single stage trigger.  Are there gunsmiths that tune CZ pistols for bullseye or CMP service pistol competition?

Maybe I will get points next time.  I earned my Distinguished Rifleman?s Badge years ago.  Becoming double distinguished with the pistol badge would be so nice.

Is anyone here chasing points for their Distinguished Pistol Shot Badge with a CZ pistol?

[fmfdoc]

I am about to use a CZ75SA at the Navy East Coast Match.  I had sent mine to Cajun Gunworks and have been very pleased.  My trigger is equivalent or better then my Springfield Arms Range Master.  From a sandbag rest the accuracy is just a little less from my CZ, this is with purchased ammunition though.  I haven't had time to find the sweet spot to reload my CZ.  I would not doubt after I can do a full run up I can get it as accurate.  With the almost lack of recoil I have high hopes.

[krehmkej]

Planning to shoot my 40 S&W 75B in one this summer.
Fully Cajunized, it shoots lights out with Angus' load.
Adding a Tactical Sport adjustable sight, too.

[habu36]

Do the current CMP rules require a 4 or 4.5 pound trigger still?    It's been a while since I got my last points (2009).  I've got an SP-01 that would be great, but the SA trigger is lighter than the old rules specified.  Also, it's not an M9 or 1911 like the old rules specified.

[fmfdoc]

rules state at least 4lbs.  I wanted to stay north of that just in case the person doing the LTI isn't on the ball.  New rules are on their site.