Buckle up Butter Cup! Here we go...
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Don't know if this helps but might
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CZ 75 Trigger Spring Kit
Drop in CZ 75 Trigger Spring Kit for Smoother Trigger Pull and Reduction. Custom CZ 75B Accessories for Competition Level Performance! Best CZ 75 Trigger Job with Superior CZ 75 Parts!
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Thanks... But... In the spring kit you provided doesn't have either of the two springs I need. In the sear cage decocker there are three springs: Firing pin lift block spring(the one I destroyed), decocker spring(the one I want a spare of) and a sear spring(is in the spring kit listed). Earlier I stated there were 5 springs in this gun. That is incorrect. There are 5 springs in the frame plus one, DA spring in the grip/handle. THEN there are three more in the slide. So... Total of nine springs is correct - I think.Don't know if this helps but might
CZ 75 Trigger Spring Kit
Drop in CZ 75 Trigger Spring Kit for Smoother Trigger Pull and Reduction. Custom CZ 75B Accessories for Competition Level Performance! Best CZ 75 Trigger Job with Superior CZ 75 Parts!
In the words of Albert Einstein when ask how it felt to have failed thousands of times while trying to invent the light bulb: "Sir, I did not fail thousands of times! I successfully discovered over one thousand ways which would not work!"
IF you attempt what I am, having never done it before, and do not anticipate setbacks I suggest you never start. When I'm finished, and I will get finished, I will have gained 1.) A softer, smoother, shorter trigger action. 2.) Knowledge. There is a price to pay for going where you've never been before. Don't go if you're not willing to pay that price - I'm willing!
That's what I'm hoping for. In the process of chasing info down I've run across 2 recurring points. One, I probably could not have picked a more difficult decocker equipped pistol than this one. Two - There is a lot of folks that are not fond of the DA trigger on the Phantom.
When I was a teenager I disassembled an off-shore fishing reel. Couldn't figure out how to put it back together. Put the pieces in a plastic bag and the bag in a cardboard box - where it sat for 20 years. One day ran across said bag. Reassembled it, still have it, it still works.
My first gun was a JC Higgons single shot 22 my Grandfather gave me, I must have been 9 or 10.
I decide it needed to be disassembled, I was doing pretty good until I got to the bolt.
I launched the firing pin spring across the screened in back porch at high velocity .
I did manage to find it, must not have learned very well because it still happens .
I decide it needed to be disassembled, I was doing pretty good until I got to the bolt.
I launched the firing pin spring across the screened in back porch at high velocity .
I did manage to find it, must not have learned very well because it still happens .
The first time I took my M-1 bolt apart, I think I launched the extractor plunger and spring into the next county. I did not expect that the M-1 tool would actually remove the extractor, I just figured "Hey this seems to fit, what happens when I do this?"
I have heeded the warnings about not taking apart the trigger assembly without the right tools.
I have heeded the warnings about not taking apart the trigger assembly without the right tools.
Thus far I've manage to hang on to everything except it seems I've misplaced a DA travel reduction set screw for the new trigger and a small roll pin for the trigger as well. I'm pretty sure they were in the plastic bag when I opened it the first time but where they are now - ????????. Then of course I killed a spring but I now know how to not do that in the future. CGW is closed today but first thing tomorrow I'll get those parts/pieces ordered. Ordered a 7,000 piece dremel wool polishing kit and it's supposed to be here today. OK... so it wasn't 7,000 pieces. It was a lot ov'em.
Errrr..... ahhhh..... thievin' Edison. But you get the idea. Failing is succeeding at a slower rate! 
Did some checking..... Apparently Einstein was a Democrat and Edison was a Republican so the lyin' media of those times stripped Edison of the credit and gave it to Einstein. You know.... kinna like how Obammer got a Noble Peace Prize!
Did some checking..... Apparently Einstein was a Democrat and Edison was a Republican so the lyin' media of those times stripped Edison of the credit and gave it to Einstein. You know.... kinna like how Obammer got a Noble Peace Prize!
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Practice makes perfect or perfect practice makes perfect or.... what'eva'..... I'm practicing reassembly. I don't have the springs in the sear cage and some of the full roll pins aren't installed(but could be) so other'n that the frame is fare the well put together. I'm getting a feel for the difficult parts and a way to make it easier. One piece of the six piece tweezer set I got at Harbor Freight actually turned out to be helpful...
