CZ75b trigger?

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Z400ACDC

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Can the DA trigger weight be reduced with just a hammer spring like a D-spring on the Beretta92? I just bought a new 75B and enjoy shooting it except the 12 pound DA pull. Thanks!
 
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railroader

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Yes you should be to get away with a 13lb. hammer spring. If you get light strikes go up to a 15lb. Some places say the factory weight is 20lb. but I'm not sure.
 
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Walt Sherrill

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Fishbed77 said:
I recommend shooting it a bit before you make any changes. The CZ75B trigger takes some time to break in.
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That is true -- maybe as many as 400 rounds (or a lot of dry-firing). But, even after a lot of rounds fired (or a lot of dry-firing) the trigger you end up with may still not be what you want.

For me, there's little pleasure in shooting a gun with a crappy trigger -- especially if I know there's several hundred more rounds to go. I'd rather spend a bit more (than the cost of all that ammo) for parts or have a local gunsmith tune things up.

Some of the CZ Custom and Cajun Gun Works parts are drop-in parts, and there's instructions on this site or on Youtube to guide you f you feel that doing the work might be a bit beyond your skill level.
 
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Dan-O

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What Walt said. Why waste money on ammo, and have unpleasant shooting sessions? I’d rather spend a couple hundred bucks on cgw parts and get a pleasant trigger.
 
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Jim Watson

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Yup.
I had one gun for which the manufacturer's house gunsmith said "No need for an action job, just dryfire 2000 times and it will smooth right up." I clicked that sucker a hundred times or more a day for three weeks with no detectable improvement. I contacted a good gunsmith and got it like I wanted it, three weeks wasted.
 
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Areoflyer09

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Adding to the CGW parts, a home polish job would do wonder for smoothing things out. There are several good threads in it in the CZ forums, just work slow and it’s easier than it sounds.
 
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T. O'Heir

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"...dry fire 2000 times..." Is worn parts, not a trigger job.
A Wolff Hammer spring pack for standard and long slide 75's runs $10.80. Gives you a 16, 17, 18 and 19 pound reduced power hammer spring. They say the factory spring is 19 pounds.
 
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Jim Watson

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A "trigger job" including polishing of working parts may just be accelerated wear. Lots more than 2000 clicks.
Weaker springs on rough parts may not work as well as you hoped.
 
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