Author Topic: installing the CZ75 trigger spring  (Read 9797 times)

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Offline jim.c

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Re: installing the CZ75 trigger spring
« Reply #15 on: March 06, 2017, 04:30:51 PM »
If you install a Floating Trigger Pin from CGW they come with a slave pin to do the job. I've done three of them and I always save the pins just in case.

Offline nevada

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Re: installing the CZ75 trigger spring
« Reply #16 on: May 20, 2017, 03:34:34 AM »
BLEH! It took me two hours to get the new TRS installed in my P07. I made a slave pin from a nail. Everything else destructed against the pin pressure. Using needle nose pliers only got me on my knees with a big magnet a bunch of times looking for the spring.  That thing is going to have to break before I look at it again.  I'm hoping the change to CGW trigger pins on the 75 and 97 (and the TRS) goes a world easier. I hate crying at my work bench.

Offline rifmon

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Re: installing the CZ75 trigger spring
« Reply #17 on: May 20, 2017, 07:54:02 AM »
Yup, I needed to change my TRS twice on my 75b. The first one was the stock TRS which broke under the strains of dry firing. THAT was one heck of an instal. I struggled for well over an hour. The second time, it took me only a few minutes with the new Cajun pin.

I think I have ab extra music wire TRS in my kit for a rainy day.

Offline SlvrDragon50

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Re: installing the CZ75 trigger spring
« Reply #18 on: May 20, 2017, 11:23:09 AM »
BLEH! It took me two hours to get the new TRS installed in my P07. I made a slave pin from a nail. Everything else destructed against the pin pressure. Using needle nose pliers only got me on my knees with a big magnet a bunch of times looking for the spring.  That thing is going to have to break before I look at it again.  I'm hoping the change to CGW trigger pins on the 75 and 97 (and the TRS) goes a world easier. I hate crying at my work bench.

CGW trigger pin is a must. But it will take you only a couple of minutes to install it the next time around!