cz sp01 rescue kit

JBD

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I am thinking about ordering a grip for my CZ sp01. Are there any parts that are common breakage on these guns. I read somewhere that the trigger return spring and the slidestop. I could order these at the same time. Or has CZ improved their product that these do not fail as often.
 
Hi Jay,,..just from what others have told me, I would order a spare trigger return spring, spare extractor spring/or X-tra power extractor spring,..spare extractor, AND spare slide lever/slide lock lever. The parts I have heard most often breaking are the slide stop and trigger return spring.
 
Actually, I suggest that you get two slide-stops. This way, you can use one for practice/dry-fire, one for matches only(so it doesn't break during a match) and one as a spare. A few trigger return springs is always good to have as well. I also suggest that you get an extractor for 9mm, extractor spring and extractor pin just in case. You never know when you are gonna need it.
 
A spare set of thumb safety plunger springs would be good to have as well. If you ever decide to detail strip the gun for a good cleaning, those little buggers can be all too easy to loose. Trust me on that.....
 
A spare set of thumb safety plunger springs would be good to have as well. If you ever decide to detail strip the gun for a good cleaning, those little buggers can be all too easy to loose. Trust me on that.....

I know all to well about those nasty little parts:redface:,..I had to order some spare FPB springs, firing pin-pin, and extractor pin,..(it can get hammered a bit some times and walk loose) The Tanfoglio and CZ are similiar, and I actually had to have the Sear spring replaced by Rob as mine was worn thru. the springs are pretty inexpensive,..although the slide stop costs a bit more.
 
I probably have 15 or 20 Tanfoglio and CZ springs of various flavours seeded all over my basement. I'll find them next time I move I guess.

Lesson learned; always have spares and take it to pieces inside a big Zip-lock bag.
 
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