The CZickness V

[RustyHornet]

 

[redwingshooter]

I find the stock safety of the CZ difficult to engage/disengage reliably. It's not a huge deal since I don't carry any of my CZ's currently, but I would definitely not carry the safety version due to this problem. I haven't tried any holster drills with my P-01 with the decocker yet, but I plan to soon. If I don't have any problems firing with it in DA mode, I may start to carry it from time to time.

Having just shot WTB's P-09 I can attest that the DA pull off of the decocker is very smooth and not heavy at all. Hard to believe the DA pull of a safety model would be a lot lighter but having never shot one I can't attest to the difference. Unless you are a real trigger snob, I doubt there will be much difference off a DA pull from a decocker vs. safety.

 

[churchmouse]

Having just shot WTB's P-09 I can attest that the DA pull off of the decocker is very smooth and not heavy at all. Hard to believe the DA pull of a safety model would be a lot lighter but having never shot one I can't attest to the difference. Unless you are a real trigger snob, I doubt there will be much difference off a DA pull from a decocker vs. safety.

Oh we are exactly that in here....."Trigger Snobs".............

 

[RustyHornet]

Man that guy is an *******....

 

[RustyHornet]

Man that guy is an *******....

Agreed. No respect for our senior citizens...

 

[redwingshooter]

Oh we are exactly that in here....."Trigger Snobs".............

Safety model it is then! LOL

 

[wtburnette]

Man that guy is an *******....

Agreed. No respect for our senior citizens...

Now Rusty is quoting and answering himself...

 

[RustyHornet]

Now Rusty is quoting and answering himself...

What a

 

[ChrisK]

And those who have consumed of the is spreading.

I blame BA-Wizard.......

I think you have some culpability in it also. I've seen you in action....

 

[RustyHornet]

Hey CM, when it happens all I ask is that you use a genuine wood Louisville Slugger.

 

[Birds Away]

Oh we are exactly that in here....."Trigger Snobs".............

Safety model it is then! LOL

It's true, we are trigger snobs. But, I wouldn't jump to conclusions on the safety vs. decocker question quite yet.

 

[RustyHornet]

I'm not a CZ decocker fan unless P07/09. Safety is never used with me...

 

[RustyHornet]

I know you all are already thinking about my birthday coming up in August. I'd just like to say a beater 75 with spur hammer is all I ask for.

 

[churchmouse]

I think you have some culpability in it also. I've seen you in action....

 

[churchmouse]

Hey CM, when it happens all I ask is that you use a genuine wood Louisville Slugger.

What no aluminum.....?????

I love the sound of aluminum on a hard skull.........

 

[RustyHornet]

What no aluminum.....?????

I love the sound of aluminum on a hard skull.........

I wouldn't want to dent your aluminum bat with my hard skull....

 

[88E30M50]

Having been into the guts of several safety CZs and one Decocker, I don't know why there would be any difference in the triggers at all, given the same tune and parts. Both use the same hammer and the sears on both are near identical. The DA sear and trigger bars are identical too. The only read difference between the two is that the safety version has a cam that blocks the sear in SA where as the decocker version has a different cam that blocks the trigger from falling fully while lowering the hammer. In DA mode and in SA mode, there's no reason one trigger would be any better or worse than another if they are pre-Omega CZs.

My preference for the decocker for carry has nothing to do with the trigger but more in keeping me from screwing up while manually dropping the hammer. A couple of years back, I saw a post from BA about carrying at the half cock notch on a safety style CZ and began carrying it that way too. It makes sense for me given the size of the standard CZ safety and my inability to cleanly reach it without rotating the gun in my hand. I just know that I'm a klutz and fear eventually screwing up while manually dropping the hammer.

 

[88E30M50]

Hey, speaking of safeties, does anyone know how big the safety on a standard 75B is? I've noticed that the ambi-safety on the stainless felt better to me than I remember the one on my pre-B felt. I just checked it with a caliper and sure enough, it's .040 higher than the pre-B safety. The pre-B sits .200 off the frame and the stainless safety sits .240 proud of the frame side. I'll have to check my Compact when it comes back home next week to see if that's typical of the 75B or if it's an ambi-safety thing.

 

[T-DOGG]

I double checked with Momma (more like persuaded, but whatever) and she gave me the green light once again to move the G****.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...revolvers/412814-glock-26-gen-4-ft-wayne.html

 

[RustyHornet]

Who needs a slick 12g?

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/long-guns-rifles-shotguns/412816-ithaca-model-37-12g.html