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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

Cz sp01

javbike

javbike

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So I receive my mcarbo trigger spring set it will be installed by my gunsmith today any thoughts
 
It's an ok kit but the lightened firing pin block spring is too small. I received one of those kits with a CZ I bought and I really didn't like how small that spring was. Also why are you paying someone to install that kit it's not that difficult to put in and gives you the chance to learn how to work on your own gun. There are plenty of videos you can watch and you don't need special tools. Plus if you get stuck there are plenty of people here that can help.
 
@javbike - Are you taking it to Chad? If so, let me know how it goes - I have several trigger upgrades I’d like to install on various guns (CZ included).
 
Appropriate_Sky_8043 said:
@javbike - Are you taking it to Chad? If so, let me know how it goes - I have several trigger upgrades I’d like to install on various guns (CZ included).
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Hes fast I drop it off to him this morning and just got a call ready to pick up test fired no issues. I am excited
 
He is fast!! Can’t wait to hear how your CZ performs. He fixed someone else’s work on my hi-power, and is working on the mainspring. Told him I wasn’t in a hurry though.
 
RedHemi said:
... Also why are you paying someone to install that kit it's not that difficult to put in and gives you the chance to learn how to work on your own gun. There are plenty of videos you can watch and you don't need special tools. Plus if you get stuck there are plenty of people here that can help.
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This is an important point. It's hugely helpful to learn how your firearm operates.

Should your gun have issues during a match you're far better able to diagnose and fix the issue if you understand how it functions. Your Gunsmith most likely won't be at that match, and if they are they're probably busy. More than that, tinkering gives a better sense of the variables in play, how they interrelate, and the inevitable compromises made in any engineering design. Moving forward you'll make more informed decisions about what you want, and what will get you there.

Oh.... And I'll throw in a gratuitous "Engineers Rule!" :cool:
 
Would anyone be interested in doing a workshop - in person or online - for trigger upgrade installations? Informal, help a bro out kind of thing?
 
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