CZ Trigger mod: Spring packs?

Baxter · February 14, 2005, 03:16 PM

I'm pondering adjusting the trigger on my CZ-85 to lighten it, and noticed a spring kit off wilsoncombat.com. Has anyone tried these?

I've seen a few posts on THR about members removing coils from their CZ mainspring, but I'm not willing to go modifying the original if possible. $15 for a set of two recoil springs(+P and -P), firing pin spring and the mainspring.

m0ntels · February 14, 2005, 08:58 PM

I got the Wilson kit for X-mas and put it in my Baby Eagle. It comes with a 12lb and 15lb main spring, a reduced hammer spring, and a stronger firing pin spring. Trigger is maybe a hair lighter, dont notice the hammer spring, and the stringer main spring doesnt fling my brass as far and does a fair job at cutting recoil. Does it make a huge difference performance wise? If someone else shot it before and after and you didnt tell them, they wouldnt know. Would you know? A little bit. You're eventually going to need to replace the springs anyway, so some nice strong quality ones are always good.

Randy

February 14, 2005, 03:16 PM	#1
Baxter Senior Member Join Date: December 20, 2004 Location: RTP, NC Posts: 137	CZ Trigger mod: Spring packs? I'm pondering adjusting the trigger on my CZ-85 to lighten it, and noticed a spring kit off wilsoncombat.com. Has anyone tried these? I've seen a few posts on THR about members removing coils from their CZ mainspring, but I'm not willing to go modifying the original if possible. $15 for a set of two recoil springs(+P and -P), firing pin spring and the mainspring. __________________ CZ 85 Combat Ruger Mark III .22/45

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February 14, 2005, 08:58 PM	#2
m0ntels Senior Member Join Date: November 2, 2004 Location: Perkasie, PA Posts: 263	I got the Wilson kit for X-mas and put it in my Baby Eagle. It comes with a 12lb and 15lb main spring, a reduced hammer spring, and a stronger firing pin spring. Trigger is maybe a hair lighter, dont notice the hammer spring, and the stringer main spring doesnt fling my brass as far and does a fair job at cutting recoil. Does it make a huge difference performance wise? If someone else shot it before and after and you didnt tell them, they wouldnt know. Would you know? A little bit. You're eventually going to need to replace the springs anyway, so some nice strong quality ones are always good. Randy