One more question

[guypowell]

Sorry. If this had been a Glock I could answer the questions and not have to ask them. But, thankfully its not. I've seen several people complementing a Matt Mink for his trigger work and am wondering what a basic trigger job would cost please? As always, thank you for answering.

[Rubb75c]

I know nothing about trigger jobs but, I can tell you after 2500 rounds down range the CZ trigger will be much better.
My father shot this gun new and never again until a few weeks ago, he thougt it was a new gun because the trigger was so good.

So IMO, don't worry about a trigger job, just shoot it.

[guypowell]

THANKS! That does give hope. Nothing at all wrong with this pistol, my genetics are at fault. (small hands.)

[Radom]

If someone doesn't answer the price question, I will find out for you. (A lot of people have this done on the SP-01 model, and they may or may not see it here.)

I have never had a trigger job done on a CZ, because they all smoothed out around 1,000 - 2,000 rounds. Now that ammunition and reloading components are more expensive, I would consider a trigger job on a new B model.

[guypowell]

Thank you very much FEG. Now, speaking of a P01 or SP01, IF, I say if, I can sell my LNIB Glock 26 I plan to have one of "those things" within three days of the sale. The G26 has about 100 rds. through it and a bunch of other stuff with it, but has never fit my hand well. My question is, what do I  call what I want? I want the one listed in Guns & Ammo, Handgun Edition, the Nato Spec one. I've got a catalog that lists them for a shade under $340.00, but it calls it a CZ 75P01 Nato Spec. Same creature?  Decent price?
I'm SO impressed with my ALL METAL CZ 75 that I want another, just don't want to have to buy one.

[William Chase]

The only NATO spec CZ I'm aware of available in the US is the CZ75 P-01. It has the aluminum alloy frame. $340 would be a very nice price for a new one!

Bill
(Belated Merry Christmas to all!)