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Offline buddyd157

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Re: New CZ-97B today
« Reply #15 on: October 29, 2020, 06:22:12 PM »
from what i have read, the 97B NEEDS that tiny piece of metal, the spring loaded pin rides in.

meaning, you can lose the pin, but God help you if that tiny piece of black metal goes MIA....

which is why, you wanna check the tightness of that tiny little allen screw. mine was built in 2020, between January and June when i bought it. SOoooooo, they may have used Locktite on that tiny little allen screw. but, i still do not chance it, i put a small piece of black electrical tape over that allen screw, to at least hold it in place.  i apply a new fresh piece of tape with every cleaning.

be VERY CAREFUL if and when you check the tightness of that allen screw, if it IS tight, you stand the chance of stripping it out with force.

ok, see that "square piece" of metal?  you will also see the allen screw and the indicator pin..lose that square piece of metal, order up a new one with the indicator pin and spring, from CZ



I have lost my loaded chamber indicator spring and pin a while back. I have continued to shoot my 97B with no issues that's why I asked if you were being sarcastic.

you were not addressing me about being sarcastic. i entered the thread and explained why

and yes, from what i have read (cannot recall where) you need that square metal mounted in the gun for operation, if i can find wither the article or video, i will post it.

the oin and spring itself, should not be of any concern, over that piece of metal.
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Offline buddyd157

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Re: New CZ-97B today
« Reply #16 on: October 29, 2020, 06:32:09 PM »
here is one, right from here

https://czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=4104.0

and this from here

https://czfirearms.us/index.php?topic=74957.0

start watching this video at about the 3:15 point and on, he mentions the importance of that piece of metal needing to be there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3zAhMHUGaw

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Offline Wild Pete

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Re: New CZ-97B today
« Reply #17 on: October 30, 2020, 02:19:32 AM »
Lol, yeah the black plate (barrel stop) I have on my 97B. I was referring to the loaded chamber indicator pin not needed for the gun to be fired.

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Re: New CZ-97B today
« Reply #18 on: October 30, 2020, 08:01:20 AM »
correct.
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Re: New CZ-97B today
« Reply #19 on: March 06, 2021, 11:42:07 PM »
I know this is an older thread but “roggiedog’s” post reminds me of a story one of my former coworkers at CBP related to us.  Dale was Army Airborne and when he was released from active duty remained status as a drilling reservist.  He was sitting in a classroom at Ft Bragg when a grizzled old Master Sargent walked into the back of the classroom, drew a 1911A1 from its holster and like he was bowling, sent the pistol down the center aisle until where it crashed into the front cinderblock wall.  Then he picked it up, holstered it, and gave his lecture on the 1911A1.  After the lecture they trooped to the range where targets were already set up at 25 yards.  Drawing the same 1911A1 that he had “thrown” in the classroom the erstwhile Master Sargent proceeded to put two magazines into the 10 ring!

I’ve shot one or two Military 1911A1s during my 30 year active duty military career; I shot a few like the one I mentioned; they wouldn’t likely win a National Championship but they’d work when needed!


I just picked up a new one too. I noticed the slide is a bit loose from side to side. Is that normal for these?