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Pond, James Pond · August 25, 2014, 01:55 PM

It happened with the great grip angle on Glocks and now it seems I've finally understood what people were talking about when they spoke of the trigger reach in DA on the CZ 75 platform.

After reading an excellent post just now on good ways of improving trigger control (talkin' about you, Frank!) I decided to do a spot of DA dry practice and all is well and good on my little .38, my Redhawk is fine, but on the SP-01, I fell that I need do dislocate my trigger finger to make it reach.

It is very hard to pull that trigger straight back as I first need to feed my finger tip round the trigger before I can exert any leverage.
Note that the gun is still virtually brand new. About 40-500 rounds through it about about half as many dry fires...

Can I fix this or mitigate it?

Conditions:
No gunsmiths
Only the most basic home smithing allowed
Nothing that involves sending it to CZ custom.
Nothing that will make the gun likely to light-strike etc

In other words, only drop-in CZ replacement parts.
Suggestions?

August 25, 2014, 01:55 PM	#1
Pond, James Pond Senior Member Join Date: July 12, 2011 Location: Top of the Baltic stack Posts: 6,079	DA trigger reach on CZ75s. It happened with the great grip angle on Glocks and now it seems I've finally understood what people were talking about when they spoke of the trigger reach in DA on the CZ 75 platform. After reading an excellent post just now on good ways of improving trigger control (talkin' about you, Frank!) I decided to do a spot of DA dry practice and all is well and good on my little .38, my Redhawk is fine, but on the SP-01, I fell that I need do dislocate my trigger finger to make it reach. It is very hard to pull that trigger straight back as I first need to feed my finger tip round the trigger before I can exert any leverage. Note that the gun is still virtually brand new. About 40-500 rounds through it about about half as many dry fires... Can I fix this or mitigate it? Conditions: No gunsmiths Only the most basic home smithing allowed Nothing that involves sending it to CZ custom. Nothing that will make the gun likely to light-strike etc In other words, only drop-in CZ replacement parts. Suggestions? __________________ When the right to effective self-defence is denied, that right to self-defence which remains is essentially symbolic. Freedom: Please enjoy responsibly.