Canadian CZ Warranty Centre

[Pr589]

Does anyone know where one sends a CZ for warranty work?

My son's CZ455 has started to have its bolt come out without the trigger being depressed. It doesn't happen all of the time but once in 50 to 100 rounds is enough to make me a little concerned. From my research, this may be caused by insufficient sear to bolt engagement. Any other thoughts or experiences fixing this would be welcome.

I'd love to fix this myself rather than sending it in, but it's starting to look like this is my best bet.

 

[oldfart]

google yo dave triggers. I just installed one in my new 455. You should be able to see your problem. Good luck.

 

[jackrabbit000]

Check YouTube, there always a video there that might help you out.

 

[hometownhero]

To answer your question the warranty center is Dlask arms in BC

 

[Pr589]

Folks - Thanks for the responses. Google-fu is up-to-speed and all research indicates that warranty work is likely to be the only cure. I do not believe that this is a trigger problem - no bump release issues exist. A YoDave trigger kit has been installed and de-installed with no change to this issue.

While the CZ site shows the Canadian distributors, there isn't a pointer to the Warranty Centre.

Does no-one know who does warranty work for CZ in Canada?

 

[Pr589]

Thanks hometown. Looks like we were posting simultaneously.

 

[token_irish]

CRAFM in Montreal does a lot of their warranty, and that sounds like a potentially serious(ish) issue, I'd contact them right away

 

[silverfoxdj]

CRAFM in Montreal does a lot of their warranty, and that sounds like a potentially serious(ish) issue, I'd contact them right away

Not any longer..

 

[hometownhero]

Thanks hometown. Looks like we were posting simultaneously.

Your welcome.