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Offline Wokpak

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Re: CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #30 on: February 19, 2018, 01:11:04 PM »
Yes, but will it do anything for smoothness?
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Re: CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #31 on: February 19, 2018, 02:12:24 PM »
Yes, but will it do antrying for smoothness?

Doubt you'd feel any difference. The main reason behind the CGW roller is to correct DA timing issues. Smoothing the DA is something I believe you will only feel if you've had some sort of significant issues with the OEM roller. At least that has been my experience with all the 07's and 09's I've worked on. The hugest difference you can make for smoothing the pull is polishing the trigger bar and relieving some tension from the trigger bar spring. We also polish the hammer strut on our Battle Series 07/09 packages which we feel does a lot for a smooth DA as well.

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Re: CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #32 on: February 19, 2018, 02:42:08 PM »
Also the CGW roller is meant for CERTAIN sizes - and they do not make a smaller one YET.  My rollers all seem to measure .214 or less.  Dave told me just polish mine and not to worry.  So, I put mine on a brass punch and hit it at speed with a felt wheel to smooth and even them out.  Works nicely.

But as has been said - SA go hammer.  DA - polish trigger bar, hammer strut, and TB spring tuning (and I polish this too).  When you want it lighter, look into CGW kits:  extended FP, etc.

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Re: CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #33 on: February 19, 2018, 04:19:30 PM »
I think the addition of the CGW hammer is the single best upgrade for any CZ pistol. I have one in my P-07 as well as my 75 variants and they are outstanding parts. Removes all the camming and provides a sweet clean break.
Check on the hammer.

Do you think the roller helped you at all?

The upgraded roller helps to smooth out the DA.
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CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #34 on: February 19, 2018, 04:31:44 PM »
I think the addition of the CGW hammer is the single best upgrade for any CZ pistol. I have one in my P-07 as well as my 75 variants and they are outstanding parts. Removes all the camming and provides a sweet clean break.
Check on the hammer.

Do you think the roller helped you at all?
The upgraded roller helps to smooth out the DA.

And... I believe CGW is planning for smaller rollers in the future for us!
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Re: CZ P07 - Longer term follow up -somewhat surprised...
« Reply #35 on: February 19, 2018, 07:47:29 PM »
Any recommendations on smoothing and creating a better break without lightening any of the pulls? I know about the rigger bar and bending the spring (pull a ton of dry fire),;but what else can be done.
CGW race hammer is the one and only part that will give a cleaner break.

I think the addition of the CGW hammer is the single best upgrade for any CZ pistol. I have one in my P-07 as well as my 75 variants and they are outstanding parts. Removes all the camming and provides a sweet clean break.

Check on the hammer.

Do you think the roller helped you at all?

I added the .220 roller to my P-07 to correct timing/hammer drop to half cock after the pistol was well broken in at about 2500 rnds. I noticed no difference in the DA/SA but my example was pretty darn smooth right out of the box.