CZ 85 Combat
- Thread starter jacpor
- Start date
Start by upgrading to a competition hammer (e.g. a CZC 10035 hammer which has much lower hammer hooks than the stock hammer), then consider installing a CZ 75 pre-B disconnector (for short reset, CZ part 10126) and a 13 lb hammer spring. These three items took my CZ 85 Combat down to a 2 lb 2 oz SA and a 6 lb 13 oz DA trigger pull with a very short, crisp release and a short reset. All these parts can be installed by a mechanically competent owner and there are lots of YouTube videos for support.
ambishooter
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- Southeastern Canuckstan
Very well explained. You can also add the competition hammer and sear. The most important here is the pre-B disconnect. You will see the difference in the trigger action. But a word of caution, pre-B disconnect needs a fitting by a gunsmith. Though you can do it, but fitting is make or break. Overcutting or grinding the disconnect will render this $100+ part same as what you currently have. The competition hammer is also drop in. The sear might need minor adjustment. I believe there is an adjustable sear fron CGW. Google these options before you decide on your next move. Also, if you are planning to use a Kadet kit in your pistol, mainspring upgrade is not advisable. A reduced power mainspring will do light strikes/no fire situation. A second strike (double action) might do the trick. Safe shooting!
