Cajun for carry and IDPA?

[WilburWildcat]

I am interested in improving my new P-01 with polishing and parts.
Also interested in IDPA in the future.

CGW website says the production legal kits are not recommended for defensive carry.

Is it the non-stock hammer and or trigger replacement that makes it not competition legal? Is it just in the stock class, or ?

What can I use to improve the action, be legal for competition, and still be completely reliable for defensive carry?

Perhaps I should call CGW and inquire, also.  But, I figure many of you on this site are experienced and could easily educate an fng like me...

Thanks!

[apprentice1]

That kit comes with the CZ Comp hammer (production legal), it drops in nice but a little light for carry. It may work just fine for you but it it lighter.

Production class you can not have external changes, so no trigger with a pre travel screw, the 85C trigger with overt travel is legal. It also depends on how far you would like to go in the comp ranks (local, regional or national). I would consult a local official to make sure you get what you need.

Thanks
Scott

[bversteegh]

I've cajunized my p09.  The kit comes with different springs for carry vs competition.  If you set up for competition - lighter hammer spring increases chance you won't go boom every shot.  annoying in a match - deadly in a fight.  So if gun is dual purpose - use the parts for protection.  The kit is still a big improvement.