chiltech500
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Hello,
Looking for aftermarket work on my cz75b trigger. Any suggestions thanks. Lighten and smoothen
Looking for aftermarket work on my cz75b trigger. Any suggestions thanks. Lighten and smoothen
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chiltech500
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Thank you, it's cajun I'd heard of before and new it was a southern thing but couldn't find the words "cajun" in my brain to search online 
I have ordered parts from czcustoms and I understand cajungunworks is very, very good. I think you’d do well with either.Thank you, it's cajun I'd heard of before and new it was a southern thing but couldn't find the words "cajun" in my brain to search online
DLrocket89
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I have a Cajun kit in my CZ75 SP-01 Tact, it's awesome. 6lb 10oz DA, 2lb 12oz SA, millimetrically short reset. Installed it myself in about 2 hours watching their videos. A friend of mine just picked up a CZ 75 Shadow II, which I believe comes with a CZ Custom Shop trigger (maybe I'm wrong here?) Either way, he just put a Cajun kit in it because after shooting mine he wasn't satisfied with the Shadow II as it came from CZ.
If you order from Cajun and do the install yourself, call them and get the install kit (starter punch and a couple of dummy pins for the sear box and trigger). I only got the start punch and didn't have the dummy pins, I ended up using snapped off QTips in a couple of places. It worked, but I can't help but think it would've gone smoother with the actual "made for it" pins that Cajun sells.
If you order from Cajun and do the install yourself, call them and get the install kit (starter punch and a couple of dummy pins for the sear box and trigger). I only got the start punch and didn't have the dummy pins, I ended up using snapped off QTips in a couple of places. It worked, but I can't help but think it would've gone smoother with the actual "made for it" pins that Cajun sells.
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My 75B trigger got really really smooth after a few thousand rounds of USPSA. I changed the mainspring for a lighter one that I got from Wolff gunsprings. It significantly reduced pull weight and I never had any problems with setting off any primers.
I don't recall what mainspring weight I used, it has been too many years. I would urge you to give that a try before you spend a lot of money on other aftermarket parts.
CZ Custom in Arizona did a great trigger job on my CZ 85 Combat. I had shot several thousand rounds through it before sending it out but the trigger left something to be disired. After I got it back, the DA trigger was smooth 9 lbs with no stacking. The SA trigger was like the SW revolver single action triggers - a glass rod breaking.
Bring,
I just bought a brand new 85 combat, to put my cz 75b permanently on a kadet kit, sort of retirement (well deserved btw, thousands of round no issues).
However, the only drawback is the longer pre travel, since my middle size hands.
Bring, your CZ have change the pre trigger geometry or SA/DA smoothness with yrigger job.
I have decided to go to cajun works for a competition works with a short pre travel and reset.
I just bought a brand new 85 combat, to put my cz 75b permanently on a kadet kit, sort of retirement (well deserved btw, thousands of round no issues).
However, the only drawback is the longer pre travel, since my middle size hands.
Bring, your CZ have change the pre trigger geometry or SA/DA smoothness with yrigger job.
I have decided to go to cajun works for a competition works with a short pre travel and reset.
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