Just found this company trigger reduction kit

[OhShoot]

Just ordered one , will see how she works https://www.mcarbo.com/cz-75-trigger-spring-kit.aspx

[Texas377]

Just ordered one , will see how she works https://www.mcarbo.com/cz-75-trigger-spring-kit.aspx

Be sure and report back on your findings. Thanks

[HollowDawg]

video here at Full30
https://www.full30.com/watch/MDIxNTUw/cz-75-trigger-spring-kit---custom-cz-75-trigger-job-w-mcarbo-cz-75-accessories

[recoilguy]

This is awesome thank you for the links
RCG

[JD Miller]

$19.95 


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[Walt Sherrill]

I have a Kel-Tec Sub2000 (9mm) to which I've added a bunch of M-Carbo parts.  Great parts, turned a pretty-good weapon into something special.  (My son has a SIG MPX, and my Kel-Tec Sub2000 shoots right with it, for about 1/3 of the price.)   We both run the same red dot sight (SIG Romeo5) and my after-market and stock 30 - 33 round mags are a lot less expensive than the MPX Mags.

M-Carbo seems to be a class operation and they offer very good support for their products.  (Installing the spring kit in the Kel-Tec Sub2000 was not for the timid, but they have an excellent YouTube video that steps you through the process.) 

I don't know if M-Carbo's spring kits for the CZ compare favorably with CGW or CZ Custom, but I'll be interested in hearing about it here after someone gets a kit and tries it out.

[recoilguy]

I will give it a go for sure.

Nothing to lose for 20 bucks.

RCG

[JD Miller]

I watched the Vid..... Looks like a good spring kit.... Id buy it and install it...... I think a capable guy could even polish the sear etc if needed, while he's at it, if he wanted


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[nettle]

Looks like 19.95 well spent! Thank you for sharing.

[Earl Keese]

I'm a little skeptical of the 2lb SA pull with an OEM hammer.

[Old-Duckman]

video here at Full30
https://www.full30.com/watch/MDIxNTUw/cz-75-trigger-spring-kit---custom-cz-75-trigger-job-w-mcarbo-cz-75-accessories

Watched about half of it so far and it is nice that they made the video however just a couple comments on it so far.

Very poor video production. I'm no video editor, creator or anything of the like but I know how to watch a video...as does everyone else. The white background was a poor choice IMO. FOCUS... Really ! Really horrible focus at times. Either edit the video or re-shoot the scene in proper focus.

His gunsmithing tools/skills: Do they even know that there are punches made specifically for roll pins ? They are called "roll pin punches" and have a hemispherical boss on the end of the punch that fits in the hole in the pin. OK, get a heavier hammer, tap,tap,tap,tap...ad infinitum, could be reduced by a factor of 10. "Assembly tool" a plastic slave pin, very poor choice of materials for a slave pin (evidenced by it bending in use). Oh, and I guess calling it a "slave" pin might be politically incorrect. Call it by its proper name, forget about PC.

Sorry about the rant, it's just a video presentation like this makes me wonder about the company and its employees in general. Not that I wouldn't purchase a kit for that price, I do think it is worth a try but a better, more professional, video would go a loooong way toward increasing my faith in the company and their products.

[recoilguy]

Their rationale might be plastic slave pins work in guns that have plastic guide rods. CZ is a pretty reputable company. The guide rod is way more important then the slave pin.
This company makes a 20 dollar spring kit, they don't make movies. I watched it and could follow the instructions and understood what to do and what to do next. they never missed a step or got me lost in the process. That's what I want in a video. I didn't even notice the background. If I can make what they have do what it is supposed to do from the video I'm good.

I must be their demographic,

RCG

[Earl Keese]

I don't see myself opting to save a couple bucks over Cajun parts. Something innovative like the Apex Tactical kit that offers something different could be worth trying though.

[Rmach]

I have two kits on the way, and I thought he did a very good job with the video.  I contacted them about making it a ~3# SA pull, and I was told to use all the springs in the kit except the weaker firing pin block spring. I'm still undecided which way I want to go with that.  They do have one review posted now. My hunch is this kit is going to get many good reviews.

[Walt Sherrill]

...Sorry about the rant, it's just a video presentation like this makes me wonder about the company and its employees in general. Not that I wouldn't purchase a kit for that price, I do think it is worth a try but a better, more professional, video would go a loooong way toward increasing my faith in the company and their products.

It's still better than NO VIDEO, which is what you get with most of the after-market kits for most guns...  (You'll probably see an improved video in a month or two, with some better tips, etc.)  And I'm not sure a lot of extra effort and production time in creating the video would be cost-justified for a product that has to have a pretty small profit margin for a company like M-Carbo.

I didn't pay much attention to the "production values" when I used their video for the KelTec Sub2000 upgrade package.   That was not a simple upgrade, given that the SUB2000 is a very unconventional  design -- but it worked very well.   (Note: I skipped ahead a time or two, thereby missing a tip or two, and ended up doing it again.  That is not an unusual practice for me.  I seem to think I don't need no stinkin' instruction manual or video for most guns -- at  least the first time through.)