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[Tater313]

Just placed my order for at CGW, time to sooth out the action, SRS-1, disco, kit3 hammer and more, and polish it up, I can't wait to see the difference on the SP-01, my 75b has the srs and polished it is sweet.

[Sunkist]

You can't go wrong with the upgrade. If you're not careful you might learn a thing or two about the CZ's. I know I sure did. It's like learning a new town by getting lost in it. If you have to take them apart often enough you can put away the books and videos and just dive in whenever CGW comes up with it's next innovation

[RossC]

My order is in the queue also for the defensive carry package, SRT work, and new sights for my PCR.  I am excited to get it back.  I have heard nothing but great things about CGW.

[Tater313]

I already upgraded a 75b and it has a great trigger now, CZ's are fairly easy to take a part, I have worked on several berettas for friends and those are a little more challenging. I unfortunately lost reset lever spring, waiting for the mail.  That is what happens when I move to fast and take sear cage pin out from lever side.  Your right it is like driving a car through a town once you have done a few times, it is like 2nd nature.

[Tater313]

I received my new sear for my kit 3 trigger and in stalled it in 75B and it works great with the srs1 and disco, no creep, most travel is gone in SA, trigger pull is 3lbs.  The Sp01 I installed srs-1 and disco polished everything up works great, 3lb 5 oz trigger pull.  CGW has awesome customer service. now I have to order another comp trigger for SP01 due to there is some creep in the trigger. the kit 3 makes a amazing difference in the pull.

[muggia59]

CZs are like my F150. Grill guard, cold air intake, bedliner, black wheels, leveling kit, tonneau, computer upgrade, all terrain tires (you get m drift). Main difference is......the CZs should last a lot longer

[oldtimer48]

I am absolutely satisfied with CGW and the customer service they provide. I to am working on a new sp-01 srs-1 kit along with a few other goodies at CGW . I accidentally broke a part  and they covered it, it was my fault my mistake and they still took care of it. You can not beat that for fantastic customer service! Thanks CGW

[Tater313]

Yes Schmeky is great, just ordered race hammer and sear for The SP01, The pull on my 75 B ( srs-1+disco+kit3+ polished+amazing) is sweet.  I lost reset lever spring earlier on in the the install, lesson I learned was remove sear cage pin by pushing it out from the sear side less likely to spring out. I like CGW quote( frequently lost seldom found) so true, the first spring that I was not able to find.  When I was ordering the spring and saw that I laughed.

[1SOW]

Yes Schmeky is great, just ordered race hammer and sear for The SP01, The pull on my 75 B ( srs-1+disco+kit3+ polished+amazing) is sweet.  I lost reset lever spring earlier on in the the install, lesson I learned was remove sear cage pin by pushing it out from the sear side less likely to spring out. I like CGW quote( frequently lost seldom found) so true, the first spring that I was not able to find.  When I was ordering the spring and saw that I laughed.

Because I'm a slow learner,  a BIG magnet and fast-fading patience found mine "twice"---once in CARPET. 

[Tater313]

1SOW I tried the magnet unfortunately I think It vaporized, I will more then likely find it in a month or so since I bought 2 when I ordered them.  Slowly pushing the pin out from the sear side and release tension on lever spring definitely decreases the chance of losing it, I also have a white towel on the workbench to help with loss reduction.

[IDescribe]

Me sear spring is rather calm and cooperative.  My trigger return spring, on the other hand, that little jerk almost cost me an eye.  Wear your safety glasses, people!

[Tater313]

for trigger return spring I put blue painters tape over the top of the frame works great usually catches the spring at least confines it.

[SMaster]

I saw a picture of and have been using a large clear baggie to remove those parts that can eject themselves into oblivion. Worked real well for me. Shove it in the bag, push the pin(s) out.
 
I have started the process of getting some upgrade parts but ended up working on other stuff. (Reloading equipment lately) Now I hate to bug him again on what I really want to do. I have a couple of emails to refer to so I'll be calling him soon with my order. (Based on his reputation I won't go wrong)
 
Polishing the insides made a LOT of difference!
Steve
 
 
 

[el capitan]

I lost my firing pin block lever spring as well - no chance to find it, even with the strong neodymium-magnet. Since the part was not listed on the czech shop and nowhere to be found otherwise, I simply went to the music-store, picked an e-guitar-string (0,03" diameter) and wound the spring myself, using the 2 mm punch as a core and then widening the eye of the spring with the 3 mm punch (for this is the diameter of the pin). It works so well I never again thought of replacing it with stock parts. About 1.000 rounds since.

[oldtimer48]

I used a slave pin when disassemble and reassembly of the trigger very similar to the sear cage removal on a decocker model just a smaller in diameter and length, it really helps when working with the trigger.