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Thread: Some advice on CZ 75
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17-05-2018, 09:59 #11
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17-05-2018, 10:14 #12
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
I would strongly suggest you carry that gun cocked and locked.
I also suggest that pistols that don't have decockers are never carried hammer down.
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17-05-2018, 12:22 #13
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17-05-2018, 12:26 #14
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17-05-2018, 12:46 #15
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
I have to agree with BigT. If you don't have a de-cocker, rather carry cocked - locked.
It's always dangerous to lower the hammer on a live round manually. It can be done safely, but takes a lot of practice.
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17-05-2018, 13:04 #16
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
yup been lowering it manually for 5 years, one day i will make a mistake
will mail marius and see what the damage is, hopefully easy to fit
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17-05-2018, 13:08 #17
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
It is indeed very easy to fit.
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17-05-2018, 13:17 #18
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
AFAIK they were not included in the first P07's sold. Cheap - http://www.jizni.co.za/spare-parts-p...ock&results=11, and designed to be user-fitted.
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17-05-2018, 19:49 #19
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
Some great advice,thanks guys,so then it is Cocked/Locked & Safety "ON"..(will definitely test in time,as mentioned)just to elaborate i LiL bit for obvious reasons:make ready,attach FA, drive to work,hand in FA into Safe storage,work..(without FA)(office bound)..finish work fetch FA etc then drive home,.then circumstances changes(do i carry or put in storage) now that's personnel choice & will depend on what i will be doing,.."Luckily" was only for the sake for working-purposes(working shifts),but when i am not, then it's a whole different story altogether.On the belt/holster there i hopefully can fit & test to see what will be my best option,maybe 2 holster's,who knows? Can someone if possible share round count,changed parts(where something broke) on the CZ 75 as it would give me an idea of what spare-parts to stock later on,i know that this FA is & was a workhorse but rather be safe than sorry..
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17-05-2018, 20:27 #20
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Re: Some advice on CZ 75
A very good friend has been shooting CZ's for many years. The CZ 75's have a name for cracking slides, but that is only because recoil springs have not been changed every 5000 shots.
If carrying C&L, get a spare hammer spring.
Change mag springs yearly.
There are one or more regular spares but I don't know the correct names.
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