Crazy looking trigger for TS

[Peplow530]

Has Anyone seen or even used one of the SA trigger for small hands on the TS? http://www.czub.cz/en/catalog/370-pistols/PS3P/1091-1313.aspx

I just ordered one and I am very curious about it. I have never even heard of these before, and being that my hands aren't very big this might work well for me on my Tac Sport.

Does anyone out there have any feedback on the trigger, negative or positive? I will be installing it along with this hammer. http://www.shop-cz.com/cz-hammer-sa-da-concealed-sw-ts-cz/d-71639/

[Nimdabew]

That is a very interesting trigger. Can US citizens order stuff from the CZUB site for any practical amount of money?

[Peplow530]

I was able to place the order and received an invoice, so I think it worked. Shipping was pretty expensive, but the hammer was half the price as it is listed on the CZUSA site.

[BigHeat]

Yes I have one on my TS.   For someone who has small hands it allows you to get more of your finger on the trigger without having to change or rotate your grip on the gun
I have no complaints about it

[Peplow530]

Good to hear

[DenStinett]

I believe that's CZ-UBs version of CZCs Recurve Trigger
BUT, CZ-UBs does have the Overtravel Adjustment

http://czcustom.com/CZ75RecurveTrigger05A.aspx

[Peplow530]

I believe this one is a SAO trigger, where the CZC recurve is a DA/SA

[bigdave24]

The straight single action trigger also works well for small hands.  It sits quite a bit further back.

[Peplow530]

I'm pretty happy with the overall function, feel and look of the small hand trigger.

[JRR]

Is there a photo of it in decocked position?  On a fpb model like a 75B SA you would still have to have enough forward position to actuate the block?  Does it reduce travel or just relocate it further back?
Thanks,
Jeff

[Peplow530]

I don't have a picture of it hammer down, and I just sent the barrel off so I can't put the gun together at the moment. But being a single action without a FPB it really doesn't have to travel all that far. Pull and reset are only about 1mm - 2mm. Only the trigger itself is recurved. I'd imagine with a FPB pull would be a little longer.

[DenStinett]

It sure looks like it would give you more like a "1911" feel to the Trigger
With the OT, it would be like a Gold Cup

[jameslovesjammie]

Is there a photo of it in decocked position?  On a fpb model like a 75B SA you would still have to have enough forward position to actuate the block?  Does it reduce travel or just relocate it further back?
Thanks,
Jeff

It is adjustable for pre and overtravel.  To get the shortest reset, you would have to either install a short reset kit with this trigger, or just take out the firing pin block and modify the lifter in the sear cage.

[JRR]

I'm really new to this modifying pistol activity.  If I understand correctly, to get the shortest travel with a fpb model, the fpb can be disabled so you do not need the travel to activate it, therefor allowing you to use the pre-travel adjustment more fully.

It sounds like there are two ways to disable the fpb.  Remove it from the slide and replace the lifter with a spacer or remove the fpb and shorten the lifter so it doesn't engage or touch anything.  A short reset lifter such as the CGW part will reduce the reset.

Am I seeing this correctly?

Jeff

[gdawgs56]

Correct for the most part.

In order for the CGW short reset lifter to work you need the short reset disconnector from Cajun as well.