Did some work to my new 75B SA

[The Hammer]

Well I`ve had my 75B SA for about 3 weeks now and have been tinkering with it for the last 2 lol. I followed the trigger job tutorial, removed the firing pin block, shaved down the lifter to use as a spacer, and clipped 2 coils off the hammer spring. What I ended up with was a clean 3.5lb pull while still igniting tula primers. I do have a 15lb hammer spring, reduced power trigger return spring, floating trigger pin, and spring steel FP retaining pin on the way from CGW. I know I'm going to end up with a race hammer, adjustable sear, and short reset kit one day as well 

Overall I`m very pleased with my first CZ. I can promise you all that it won't be my last!


*DISCLAIMER*

I picked up this handgun to enjoy, have fun with, and plink with. It's not for any type of self defense.

[1SOW]

Very cool.
When you get that hammer Hammer,  you'll really smile.

[Bishop112]

Very cool.
When you get that hammer Hammer,  you'll really smile.

Yup... you think your happy now just wait till that hammer is installed. I also reccomend the flat trigger. I have one on mine and its awsome.

[The Hammer]

I've heard a lot of good things about the race hammers.

I was looking at the flat trigger last night, I like it.

[1SOW]

Being a little nit-noy,  but I really don't care for the term "race hammer".  What it is is an improved hammer geometry that makes it 'easier' to shoot the pistol more accurately and faster.   The reason I make this distinction,  is that it can be reliably used for SD and not just for competition or "fast shooting.  It doesn't result in some kind of  a "hair trigger" modification.  It does provide a much improved trigger pull that can be used to develop a good trigger in competitive shooting sports OR make a SD pistol easier to shoot well and safely.   Does a SD 1911 have a race hammer? 
JMO and rant done. 


When you get that race hammer it'll put a smile on your face when you try it out.

[The Hammer]

I only used "race hammer" to denote that I was looking at the CGW hammer and not the "competition hammer" from CZ Custom.