RNB65
Member
FYI -- I discovered something a little disturbing tonight while cleaning my CZ 527 Carbine. With the trigger in the set position, all it took was a moderate slap to the side of the stock to release the firing pin. I was able to do this repeatedly -- close the bolt, set the trigger, moderately slap the side of the stock on top of the pistol grip checkering, and the sear would break and the firing pin would slam home.
Handle with care once the trigger is set.
Handle with care once the trigger is set.