CZ 75 D PCR in IDPA or USPSA

[Photobill]

Does anyone here shoot a stock PCR in matches? I'm 65 in good shape and find that the slide hard to rack. I have the SS guide rod in it. I noticed with the standard guide rod it even harder to rack. I need a lighter spring and what spring and anything else to go with it?

[TNman]

I have shot my out of the box  PCR in IDPA. It was okay but have since sent it to Cajun to fine tune. No problem racking the slide and 69 years old.

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[RenegadeDave]

Cock the hammer with your thumb, then run the slide.  It will continue to loosen up with use. 

You can use the PCR in either.  you'll be running against 5" guns depending on division but you absolutely can shoot it and likely have a blast. 

[Shadow2]

PCR on my short list, would love a pro-tek  but price is out there.

[Photobill]

I have since changed out the recoil factory 18lb spring to a 14lb spring from CGW. Now a lot easier to rack.

[Jester435]

I have since changed out the recoil factory 18lb spring to a 14lb spring from CGW. Now a lot easier to rack.

any issues with the gun ejecting spent brass?

[Photobill]

No not at all. Works just fine.

[Photobill]

I did shoot in my 1st IDPA match with my PCR and it was a blast. Can't wait for the next match. Came in 2nd in my class and even won a stage. Biggest problem was penalties. But not to bad for my first match. Learned a lot from it.

[Tanners Owner]

I did shoot in my 1st IDPA match with my PCR and it was a blast. Can't wait for the next match. Came in 2nd in my class and even won a stage. Biggest problem was penalties. But not to bad for my first match. Learned a lot from it.

Congrats- it'll become addictive

Keep it up and let us know how you are doing

[Mr. Waverly]

I did shoot in my 1st IDPA match with my PCR and it was a blast. Can't wait for the next match. Came in 2nd in my class and even won a stage. Biggest problem was penalties. But not to bad for my first match. Learned a lot from it.

I've was using a SIG P226 for my IDPA matches last season (my first), but would like to try my 75D Compact this year.  Just out of curiosity, what holster are you using?

[Jester435]

I did shoot in my 1st IDPA match with my PCR and it was a blast. Can't wait for the next match. Came in 2nd in my class and even won a stage. Biggest problem was penalties. But not to bad for my first match. Learned a lot from it.

I've was using a SIG P226 for my IDPA matches last season (my first), but would like to try my 75D Compact this year.  Just out of curiosity, what holster are you using?

invest in a dual layered kydex holster OWB that meets the equipment requirements of IDPA. I had have had a few made from a local guy in Utah and the fit and finish is breathtaking. I couldnt imagine using a bladetech or comptac holster after using a custom kydex holster.

[Photobill]

I am using a Blade Tec holster. And it works just fine. Recently had a trigger reset spring break while dry firing. Now waiting on a slow order for CZ. Ordered 3 trigger springs and 3 firing pin springs. At $2.00 each and $8.00 for shipping figured might as well stock up for the future.

[Tanners Owner]

I use a blade tech too for most of my competition shooting- a good product for its purpose.

Sucks about the trigger reset spring- good luck

[MoRivera]

My PCR has an 85C trigger installed, so I guess I'd still be okay shooting SSP or CCP in IDPA with it.  I haven't yet, but I did shoot a B.U.G. plates night with it and it did great.  I'd be very comfortable shooting it in an IDPA match since for me it shoots as comfortably and as well as a full-size anyway.  I carry it appendix though, so I'm wondering if they'd be okay with that.