Trigger Pull

[BC_big]

Hey guys. Can anyone out there give me some instruction on how to adjust the trigger pull on my CZ75? It’s a little heavy right now.

Thanks

 

[guntech]

I think you take it to a gunsmith...

 

[BC_big]

I would love to, but I don't know of any here in the Kootenays.

 

[dinsdale]

I hear that Gunnar at Armco is supposed to do great things to a CZ75 trigger.

 

[guntech]

I would love to, but I don't know of any here in the Kootenays.

I think you mail it to a gunsmith... (not me though)

 

[Mauser98]

I would love to, but I don't know of any here in the Kootenays.

Bill Leeper in Elko

Martini and Hagn in Cranbrook

 

[ron hilchey]

The compitition hammer from Ghost Holsters is fairly easy to instal, and will improve trigger pull considerably. For some reason these don't seem to be avalable here in Canada?

 

[dinsdale]

The compitition hammer from Ghost Holsters is fairly easy to instal, and will improve trigger pull considerably. For some reason these don't seem to be avalable here in Canada?

Gunsnthings carries them.

 

[BC_big]

thanks guys, I will keep looking, and will check out those names.

 

[nickorette]

dry fire 4000 times and store with the hammer back.

 

[dinsdale]

dry fire 4000 times and store with the hammer back.

That and a lighter mainspring help

 

[speerchucker30x378]

He he he he he.... send it to Billy Leeper!!!!! Bill hates everyone so I aint to worried. He has lots of other people that he hates more than some other gun plummer that told some one to send him a CZ75 for trigger work. I will take him years to get around to beating the crap out of ME!!!!!!! LMAOROF ROD

 

[BC_big]

dry fire 4000 times and store with the hammer back.

Really? What does that do?

 

[RT]

Dry firing, or lots of use will smooth out the trigger almost as well as Smithy will ! If you do lots of dry firing be sure to use a snap cap to save your firing pin.

 

[sunray]

"...Dry firing, or lots of use will smooth out the trigger..." That wear on the sear and hammer, not a trigger job.
CZ75 triggers are not adjustable. You need to have a trigger job done. Mind you, just changing the springs will help. Wolf Springs sells them for the CZ75 listed under the EAA Witness series. No fuss bringing them in either. They treat Canadian orders like domestic orders. 1-800-545-0077, 8:30 am until 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday, Eastern Time.