Rami 2075 armorers manual/DVD

[Nick1946]

Anyone know where I can find one/purchase one?  My intent is to replace the trigger with the "old style" 85 trigger.  I just don't feel confident enough without some sort of documentation and really cannot afford any of the CGW packages.

[rdcinhou]

See this thread:  http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=69585.0

The last poster used the other manual for his RAMI.  If you have specific questions, send him a PM (Private Message).

[SP01bob]

I can't offer you any help. I've never had hands on one of those. How do you like it? Feel good in hand? Do they shoot well?

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[Nick1946]

See this thread:  http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=69585.0

The last poster used the other manual for his RAMI.  If you have specific questions, send him a PM (Private Message).

Thank you for the info.

[Nick1946]

I can't offer you any help. I've never had hands on one of those. How do you like it? Feel good in hand? Do they shoot well?

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I really like the Rami BD that I have.  Feels good in hand, shoots very well, great for my EDC.  Sometimes I get trigger sting if I shoot it a lot at the range, hence why I would like to put the "old Style 85" trigger in it.

[SP01bob]

I can't offer you any help. I've never had hands on one of those. How do you like it? Feel good in hand? Do they shoot well?

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I really like the Rami BD that I have.  Feels good in hand, shoots very well, great for my EDC.  Sometimes I get trigger sting if I shoot it a lot at the range, hence why I would like to put the "old Style 85" trigger in it.

I'm moving more toward CZ for all my 'important' guns, and thinking bout selling a few guns to make room for my CZ family to live comfortably. I wish I could find one of these at a range somewhere to shoot and try out. I may just have to buy one to experiment with. Well good luck with your project. I had cajun do an upgrade package on my SP01, and it became the best shooter in my collection. I'd say its worth the investment. Happy new years!!

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[Scarlett Pistol]

It's very similar to the other decocker models. A friend of mine from the forum has a manual safety version and needed help. He used my videos in the gunsmithing section and took his down to parts no problem. So if you use some of the videos for decocker models you should be fine.

[Nick1946]

It's very similar to the other decocker models. A friend of mine from the forum has a manual safety version and needed help. He used my videos in the gunsmithing section and took his down to parts no problem. So if you use some of the videos for decocker models you should be fine.

Thanks

[tdogg]

Here is a thread I made a while ago that shows my Rami BD cajunizing project.  The trigger replacement is the same on both the decocker and safety models.  You have to pull the sear/ejector cage out to remove the trigger bar.  If you have a decocker you are going to want the slave pin to hold the sear/ejector cage together upon removal.  I highly recommend the CGW floating trigger pin too!

http://www.czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=62123.msg410719#msg410719

Hope these help!

Cheers,
Toby

[Nick1946]

Thanks, tdogg for the info/link.  My internet (COX) has been out due to the cold temps here.