Gun from Cajun Gun Works

[chemcal]

Anyone have specs and or experience with a cz75 or PCR from Cajun Guns?

[Tanners Owner]

I’ve had great success with my CGW’s work on my PCR, SP01T & P01 Omega.  I’d have to see if I can find the tag with the pull weights, but take my word, the change in pull weight and just as importantly smoothness of trigger pull is significantly better than the stock trigger.

I’ve also installed their ultra lite kit on my 75b and the trigger pull weight is much improved, but the  length of pull and crispness of trigger let off is not changed.  Am happy with it, but without reservations say the CGW installed pro kit is simply superb.

Heartily endorse CGW.

[Philipl]

My wife and I both EDC CZ 75 compacts with Cajun Gun works Pro packages and bushings. We also own a number of other CZs with pro packages including 75's, Rami's and 3 97's. I have also installed pro packages on a number of guns for friends. In short go for it you will not be disappointed

[Wobbly]

CGW offers DIY parts and kits, as well as fully finished CZ guns. They are a HIGHLY reputable source, and proabably considered by most CZ smiths to be on the top of the heap. So simply saying a "CGW gun" could mean 'a single part' all the way up to one of their 'fully modified in-house guns', that includes parts and labor.

We'd need to learn or see more to make a more appropriate comment.

[cracker57]

I sent them my PCR for the pro package, when I got it back I did some dry fire and it was better but I was not impressed. I thought it was not worth the money or the time.
 After my first range visit I was very happy and I did a 180 on my thinking. while it was a great gun to start it was now awesome and the proof was where it mattered most, at the target. Funny thing now most other pistol stay home when I go to the range, its hard to shoot guns that you don't shoot as well as what is now my favorite pistol.

[Joe L]

I have bought CGW parts packages and also had shop work done on many CZ pistols.  I've only bought one complete pistol directly from CGW and that is a 97B"E" which includes the bushing modification and a variety of Pro Package parts.  It has been absolutely wonderful and was my bullseye match gun and is now my .45 cal 100 and 200 yard demo gun.  Highly recommended. 

Joe L

[chemcal]

This is great info guys; thank you. i don't have much experience changing out internal parts of a firearm. Would it be better to purchase a 'fully modified in-house gun?' I am thining about one for CC.

[Wobbly]

Would it be better to purchase a 'fully modified in-house gun?

That service is certainly available.

[Philipl]

First Pro Package I did took 2 days last one a bit over an hour. If you are good with your hands and have / buy tools go for it. otherwise send it in.

[Steve Menegon]

3 of my 4 CZ guns have the CGW PRO kits. A buddy shot my SP-01T for the first time and commented the trigger was silky smooth and amazing. He's a long time gun and revolver guy. I had to give him the whole story. 😁.

As others have pointed out, you can't go wrong. Yes, it can be intimidating if you are not mechanically inclined, but you will find no other method to intimately learn you guns inner workings.

[dedoinc]

I prefer to do my own gun maintenance, have used their parts and had great results.  Have also had quick replies to technical questions.   
My CZ75 D PCR has been 100% reliable with smooth and even DA pull ~8lb.  SA breaks clean at 3.5lb.  Feels the same as my stock Shadow 2.

[Joe L]

This is great info guys; thank you. i don't have much experience changing out internal parts of a firearm. Would it be better to purchase a 'fully modified in-house gun?' I am thining about one for CC.

For CC and with limited experience, I would buy the fully modified in-house CGW gun, if you are interested in the 75 based pistols.  They will absolutely make sure all the safety features are working 100%, yet give you a very smooth and reliable pistol. 

Joe L

[Snyper762]

Never bought a complete gun from them. Never saw the need to. Used several parts over the years to repair my shot to bleep shadows. Recently rebuilt my 75b SA and am thrilled again.  I think I used 2 tools on last one, a punch and straight dental pick.

I highly encourage everyone to learn complete service for their blasters. IMHO it is challenging and rewarding.

[kabong57]

They do quality work, tech support is amazing and parts are great. You tube videos help but what I would give for a 300% scale training model of the firing mechanism to practice on with-out having to use tri-focals , 2 magnifying glasses and 5 or 6 floodlights.