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Offline Stuart

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #135 on: January 16, 2014, 05:10:19 PM »
CZ 75 compact, 16rnd, SP01 mags, 26rnd , MecGar CZ mags will fit the P02 Omega.
parts should be available as the P07 and P09 and 75B Omega are running the same trigger system.

no real issues with the system. a few years out and the trigger system seems to be running well.

Offline coN

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #136 on: January 19, 2014, 10:29:33 AM »
So the issues with the trigger bar spring have been rectified where it would fall out and also interfere with MecGar 17 rd mags? 

This was the main issue since I have lots of MG 17 rd mags and I remember when the Omega was first released this was an issue and IIRC CZ-USA acknowledged it.  Granted, this was back in 2010, maybe they changed the design since then. 

Is this the case Stuart?  If the issue no longer exists, so I am sold.
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Offline Kdog

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #137 on: January 20, 2014, 05:34:56 PM »
Took my new P-02 out yesterday to shoot for the first time,,,,shot great and was pleasantly surprised to find out i can engage the safety on halfcock whereas i cannot do that with my 75b with its safety.I wonder if all the Omega trigger systems are like this???

Offline Nimdabew

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #138 on: January 25, 2014, 12:03:41 PM »
Add a ring hammer, and possibly a P-09 trigger, and it will be done.

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #139 on: January 25, 2014, 12:59:38 PM »
Sweet grips! Where did you get them from?
Add a ring hammer, and possibly a P-09 trigger, and it will be done.



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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #140 on: January 26, 2014, 12:52:39 PM »
Sweet grips! Where did you get them from?

They're grips4u.net grips. Here is the progression of the grips after I got them. I sanded the checkering off, sent them to get skiplined, and then oiled them to my taste. I am currently putting on another 2 coats of oil, with a possible third.







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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #141 on: March 08, 2014, 08:47:53 AM »
Just snagged me some CZCustom Coco Bolo half checkered grips.
Man, what a looker!

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Offline Justanut

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #142 on: March 24, 2014, 10:03:07 PM »
 I just purchased a P-02, my first CZ. My decision was based on a few things: short barrel, alloy frame for less weight, and the supposedly simple and smoother Omega trigger. Though I cannot compare to the original trigger, I can compare to my other guns.
I am impressed with the P-02. It's weight with the alloy frame is similar to my PPQ M2 polymer gun, 4" barrel. The CZ Compact with steel frame would weigh about the same as my commander length 1911. For a .45 caliber in a short barrel the extra weight is welcomed, but not necessary in a 9mm, IMO.
The Omega trigger out of the box was new to me. The P-02 comes with a manual safety. The only time the hammer is all the way decocked is when you pull the trigger on an empty chamber. The hammer drops on the firing pin and the slide does not cycle. Other than that the gun can be carried cocked and locked, or you can manually drop the hammer on the half cock. This is the only time the gun will fire in DA mode, from half cocked position.
The trigger pull when dry firing from hammer fully decocked is almost too long for my finger to reach and the pull is heavy. In half cocked position the trigger moves closer to the grip allowing easy reach. The pull is still heavy but manageable and I'm able to hit the target. In half cocked position the manual safety can be engaged and the trigger is locked. In SA mode the break is quite crisp but with a little creep. Not quite as clean as my PPQ or polished 1911 trigger. I am not going to change a thing on the trigger as I find it works well.
I would feel comfortable carrying the P-02 with the manual safety. My PPQ does not have any safety other than the trigger safety and firing pin block. I use my PPQ holstered for practical shooting matches but would not carry. Just. My preference.
The sights on the P-02 is not the greatest out of the box. The dots are not very defined and the sight picture leaves very little space/gap between the front and rear sights. It is even less than the Novak sights on my 1911. The PPQ has a wider gap and for me it allows for faster target acquisition.
I really like my P-02 and have no regrets. I like the wood grips and will put that on my wish list.

Offline copemech

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #143 on: March 24, 2014, 11:34:34 PM »
Not sure about the 02, bot on others, the CGW hammer spring and FP kit really maket things work well in DA ans SA as well.

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #144 on: April 11, 2014, 08:58:21 AM »
No decocker available at all on the P-02. Manual safety only. You can't switch it out.

The point of the P-02 is to offer an all metal P-01 style handgun with the Omega trigger system.  Just like the point of the 75 B Omega is to offer an all metal CZ 75 B with the Omega trigger system.
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This picture differs from your stance as well.



Where are you getting your information?

ETA: Page 15, "State of the Are Technology" concerning Omega triggers

https://czusamedia.s3.amazonaws.com/files/CZUB_2010_Annual_in_English.pdf

My information was based on P-02's I had seen and they all had the metal manual safety only. Apparently newer P-02's have manual safety only. Older (1st generation?) P-02's had the same plastic safety / decocker set-up that comes on the P-07 and P-09.
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Offline testshooterplsignore

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #145 on: April 11, 2014, 12:41:22 PM »
I have a P-02 that I recently purchased from CTD for ~530 or so. I'm a fan of it, although I've been looking to sell it. The Omega Trigger is greatly improved over the old trigger in my opinion, it's not as good as a custom trigger job from CZC, but it's passable otherwise, much less creep than my P-01 originally had.  It has an ambidextrous safety, which actually, I did not like/want, because it interferes with CT grips made for the P-01. I'm also more of a decocker fan.

Offline muggia59

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #146 on: April 12, 2014, 09:38:11 PM »
I have the 75 Omega, which is just the P02s big brother. Installed the cgw springs and firing pin along with the Dawson FO front sight. Put Hogues on it, and it shoots great. All magz except for P07 and 09 work. Kadet kit worked. Put the P09 trigger in and worked for 2 trigger pulls. Then would not reset. Don't know if the original hammer spring would fix that, some polishing on the sear or slight bending of the trigger bar or slight polishing. Not willing to mess with it any more than I have. Happy with the package I have. I may retry after a few thousand rounds and a little wear. Omega is incredibly easy to work on.
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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #147 on: April 20, 2014, 12:49:35 PM »
I bought the new style P-07/09 trigger as we'll and put it in my P-02. It will not drop the hammer in single action for me. DA works fine though. I hear an audible click when I rack the slide then release the trigger so I don't know if it is the reset. The trigger is the only thing I have altered on the pistol. The trigger shape, for me, is the only thing that holds this back from being my favorite pistol.

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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #148 on: April 20, 2014, 02:53:44 PM »
Battle born. Had the same experience with my 75 b. Figure could do some filing, but in SA it feels fine. Did drop it in my P07, and lovin it.
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Re: CZ 75 P-02
« Reply #149 on: April 20, 2014, 03:21:02 PM »
I am wondering if even though P-02/07/09 and 75 omega all use the omega system that there are actually different tolerance parts for each. I also noticed that on CZ USA's website that there are 3 different trigger bar disconnectors for the omega system. This could be the issue. Maybe I will order all 3 and test them out as they are relatively inexpensive. I am not to confident in filling the sear. I have seen to many examples of hack jobs for me to do it.