I have a CZ Shadow in 9mm, maybe 1,500 rounds shot. I noticed for the first time a headless screw or pin near the top of the trigger had worked its way out in the direction of the muzzle. I was able to hand turn it back in until it was almost flush. The CZ manual doesnt mention this, it looks like a trigger pin on the exploded diagram. Any advice is appreciated. Does it need to be fixed or does this happen and just turn it back in? Thanks.
CZ 75 Shadow -trigger pin/screw question
- Thread starter halhunt
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But first set it back far enough that it blocks any needless over travel of the trigger once it has fired. In my case the frame blocked the trigger just fine and there was no need to even have the screw in the trigger. But it hasn't moved at all or I'd likely just remove it.
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- Gangcouver, BC
Mine fell out at the range, took it in and was told if I didn't use it, don't worry about it. I have shot another 1000 rounds with my shadow and it hasn't made any difference in the trigger, (and I had a trigger job done on mine).
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- Gangcouver, BC
My favorite pistol to shoot out of my collection! I love the shadow and positive you will love it as well. If you get a problem with jams or stove pipes, put a 13 lb main spring in it and it will be problem free.
I recommend you do this even without jams or stovepipes. It's inexpensive, and easy to do:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=487513&page=7
If you like your trigger now, you'll LOVE it after this mod.
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- Gangcouver, BC
X2 stevebc, do the mainspring and trigger right away...makes a great gun OUTSTANDING!!
