timney trigger on CZ 452

[Vic1]

After little hesitation, I decide to go for it end I ordered 2 Timney triggers for my self end hunting partner.
Just the only problem with installation was that stock had tube adjusted with dremel. Took me les than an hour to do both guns.
I'm not sure, what kind the problem they had before, but both mine triggers work awesome.
Vic

 

[buckshot]

I just saw Timney triggers for the CZ452 at P&D, are they worth going with or would I be better off going with the kit from Eric Brooks at cz452.com ?

The kit is $14 from Eric, and the Timney was around $150 if I recall.



Which would you recommend ?

 

[Vic1]

Hi,
I don't have an experience with Eric
Brooks conversion so i can't tell anything about them.
I bought my Timney trigger from Western Gun Parts in Edmonton for $112 + GST and I'm very happy with results, crisp and no creep.
It is probably like with every think else, you get what you pay for .
Vic

 

[cycbb486]

I would

try the Brook's first. It is far less money and it will work.

I just purchased my first 452 in a Varmint and did the trigger myself. It only cost me a roll pin for the center pin. I did some polishing and a little magic around the center pin and the creap is just about all gone.

Know to test it out tommorow.

 

[Eagleye]

The Brooks kit is awesome!! No Timney would be any better than the light spring and heaviest tube over the pin. No creep, and a trigger pull under 12 oz consistently. Brooks kit gets you 3 other springs if that is too light. My 452 American is superb with the kit installed, and it took me 20 minutes to do it. Regards, Eagleye.