Post by TMan on Jun 13, 2006 13:43:26 GMT -5
When I bought the CZ452, I adjusted the trigger for the lightest pull, but then noticed there was a significant amount of creep. I never really shot it all that well, but that was partly because of the fixed sights.
A guy at the range told me about cz452.com/ Eric Brooks's site and that he had a kit for reducing the trigger pull and creep.
I ordered the kit, a tang sight, and a fixture for driving out the pins.
It took a little effort to drive out the front pin, but I got it out without any difficulty. Naturally, I went with the lightest spring.
Wow, what a difference. No creep, and what was this trigger breaking at? A check with the gauge showed slight less than 5oz. Note: this is a dangerous situation. A gun like this should never be used for hunting.
The fun was at the range when I let other people use it. Zero take-up and 5oz means the gun goes bang if you touch the trigger prior to being careful to pulling the trigger.
The tang sight worked very well too. With it, I have no problems with seeing the front sight. This is now a real fun gun to shoot.
A guy at the range told me about cz452.com/ Eric Brooks's site and that he had a kit for reducing the trigger pull and creep.
I ordered the kit, a tang sight, and a fixture for driving out the pins.
It took a little effort to drive out the front pin, but I got it out without any difficulty. Naturally, I went with the lightest spring.
Wow, what a difference. No creep, and what was this trigger breaking at? A check with the gauge showed slight less than 5oz. Note: this is a dangerous situation. A gun like this should never be used for hunting.
The fun was at the range when I let other people use it. Zero take-up and 5oz means the gun goes bang if you touch the trigger prior to being careful to pulling the trigger.
The tang sight worked very well too. With it, I have no problems with seeing the front sight. This is now a real fun gun to shoot.