My CZ 75 SP-01 is in...
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I dont know if they are all the same, but of the two I handled, the one that had the action smoothed showed a lot of difference and was well worth it. Still a very ###y and accurate gun.
I found this post: http://p201.ezboard.com/fczechpistols82792frm15.showMessage?topicID=659.topic about how to do it yourself.
Strip the frame and slide down to al of its components, debur, stone and polish all moving parts and do the same to the frame and slide. Polish all pins, polish the inside of the main spring, reshape the hammer strut. This will reduce a lot of friction. Next is to cut the sear face and hammer face and hooks, stone and polish the sides of the sear and hammer and don't forget the hammer way in the frame and interior of the sear cage and FPB lever nd plunger. Do the same for the slide, with a round Arkansas stone lightly stone the plunger hole and firing pin channel. Make sure the springs are polished on the interior and exterior with 800 grit paper and honing oil.
Reassemble and if you did it right is should be like a new gun.
Jim
Miossi Gun Works LLC
702 Park Dr
Monticello, IA 52310
Obviously, no warranty or guarantee is expressed or implied, and I wont be held liable if you make a mess of it.
J
I found this post: http://p201.ezboard.com/fczechpistols82792frm15.showMessage?topicID=659.topic about how to do it yourself.
Strip the frame and slide down to al of its components, debur, stone and polish all moving parts and do the same to the frame and slide. Polish all pins, polish the inside of the main spring, reshape the hammer strut. This will reduce a lot of friction. Next is to cut the sear face and hammer face and hooks, stone and polish the sides of the sear and hammer and don't forget the hammer way in the frame and interior of the sear cage and FPB lever nd plunger. Do the same for the slide, with a round Arkansas stone lightly stone the plunger hole and firing pin channel. Make sure the springs are polished on the interior and exterior with 800 grit paper and honing oil.
Reassemble and if you did it right is should be like a new gun.
Jim
Miossi Gun Works LLC
702 Park Dr
Monticello, IA 52310
Obviously, no warranty or guarantee is expressed or implied, and I wont be held liable if you make a mess of it.
J
Woot! Got the mags in the mail today. Sweet!RL1 said:
Can't read french, but there are some seriously cool gear in these mags. I'll just have to find the product online... it's like a set of picture books to me... just the way I like it! BTW, Is there an english version of "Commando"?
Here is the pair...
Whoa! It's a pop-up book!
Woo-hoo! Picture time!
Thanks a bunch RL1!
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jstreet was just reposting something he found on another forum. Missosi gun works does post over on the CZforum.
In the USA he and Angus Hobdell of Ghostholster.com are well known cz smiths. But there are others. In Canada Gunnar of Armco is probably your best bet for CZ work.
In the USA he and Angus Hobdell of Ghostholster.com are well known cz smiths. But there are others. In Canada Gunnar of Armco is probably your best bet for CZ work.
Ok, had a chance to put 100 rounds down range tonight. I'd take any pics or videos though. 
It ran without a hiccup. I have noticed a significant improvement in the trigger already; I have read online that this is due to parts coming in contact with "powder coated" surfaces, and smoothing out. I was shooting about 3-4" groups off-hand(@ 25M), noticing better accuracy with the 124gr bullets as opposed to the 115gr'ers. I am interested to see how 147grs will perform. As I have noted before, the recoil is very low; pretty neat actually. It is still "snappy" but the arc is very short, making the ability to align the sights quicker. I am still getting used to shooting it, but so far I am very pleased. I'm sure I can shrink those groups with a little more practice... *I* need some trigger work. LOL (Sigh)
It ran without a hiccup. I have noticed a significant improvement in the trigger already; I have read online that this is due to parts coming in contact with "powder coated" surfaces, and smoothing out. I was shooting about 3-4" groups off-hand(@ 25M), noticing better accuracy with the 124gr bullets as opposed to the 115gr'ers. I am interested to see how 147grs will perform. As I have noted before, the recoil is very low; pretty neat actually. It is still "snappy" but the arc is very short, making the ability to align the sights quicker. I am still getting used to shooting it, but so far I am very pleased. I'm sure I can shrink those groups with a little more practice... *I* need some trigger work. LOL (Sigh)
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To SP01 owners (Nine and BootSir),
How would you describe the slide-to-frame fit as compared to other "duty service pistols" and is there any noticeable wiggle of the barrel at the "bushing" part of the slide (with or without a round chambered) ?
Thx,
How would you describe the slide-to-frame fit as compared to other "duty service pistols" and is there any noticeable wiggle of the barrel at the "bushing" part of the slide (with or without a round chambered) ?
Thx,
