Educate me please.

[steppingcrane]

Steppingcrane, How are you defining "the plunger is in it's normal position"?

Sorry for the poor terminology.  Normal position meaning the "safe" position of the plunger preventing the firing pin from fully striking.  This would be before the action of pulling the trigger and the trigger bar activating the plunger lever (in the sear cage) to push the plunger (in the slide) up as the hammer drops allowing the firing pin clearance to strike the primer.

Mass produced firearms can be like that.  That's why we support the CZ platform and back our parts, so rest assured we'll get it working as it should. 

Good to hear, thank you for looking out for my concerns.  Sorry for veering this topic off course some. 

[steppingcrane]

Got my P-01 taken care of by David at Cajun Gun Works and it's test functioning and timing is great!  Good turnaround time after sending my gun in.  I will take it out to the range this weekend.  David is a top notch gunsmith and his customer service is outstanding.  He called me up to say he was going to work on my gun and talk it over to assure everything.  Two thumbs up, keep on doing the great things you do!

[cntrydawwwg]

Great to hear. Glad you've got her up and running. CGW are good people. [emoji106]

[matty76]

Off topic, but Scarlett, can you tell me about those grips?

[Scarlett Pistol]

Off topic, but Scarlett, can you tell me about those grips?

I haven't seen them on CZ Custom for a while. Here's the full size version that's on my SP-01.
http://czcustom.com/cz-75-full-size-grips-aluminum-black-thin-aggressive-checker.html
I tend to sweat easily so I figured these were just for me. They're really aggressive! They work well but it took some getting used to.

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