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Posted: 11/23/2014 9:32:49 PM EDT
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Quoted: I handled a basic cz75b today and it felt great. If the trigger was just a bit lighter and crisper it'd be awesome. I looked on cajun gun works' sight and they have the sp01 with the pro package in both the decocker and safety versions. I hear the sp01 balances better. What's more popular between the two? What will have the better trigger? This will be for range use and maybe competitions only. I was going to get a CGW p09 but the cz75 just felt too good. |
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Posted: 11/23/2014 9:46:18 PM EDT
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I'd rather have a decocker than a safety. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I handled a basic cz75b today and it felt great. If the trigger was just a bit lighter and crisper it'd be awesome. I looked on cajun gun works' sight and they have the sp01 with the pro package in both the decocker and safety versions. I hear the sp01 balances better. What's more popular between the two? What will have the better trigger? This will be for range use and maybe competitions only. I was going to get a CGW p09 but the cz75 just felt too good. Me too but I thought I've heard that all the competition guys use the safety version because it's possible to have a better trigger. Maybe I'm wrong. And I don't know how either version could affect it. |
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Posted: 11/23/2014 9:56:19 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Me too but I thought I've heard that all the competition guys use the safety version because it's possible to have a better trigger. Maybe I'm wrong. And I don't know how either version could affect it. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I handled a basic cz75b today and it felt great. If the trigger was just a bit lighter and crisper it'd be awesome. I looked on cajun gun works' sight and they have the sp01 with the pro package in both the decocker and safety versions. I hear the sp01 balances better. What's more popular between the two? What will have the better trigger? This will be for range use and maybe competitions only. I was going to get a CGW p09 but the cz75 just felt too good. Me too but I thought I've heard that all the competition guys use the safety version because it's possible to have a better trigger. Maybe I'm wrong. And I don't know how either version could affect it. |
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Posted: 11/24/2014 11:35:24 AM EDT
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Me too but I thought I've heard that all the competition guys use the safety version because it's possible to have a better trigger. Maybe I'm wrong. And I don't know how either version could affect it. The Shadow is the preferred competition gun since it doesn't have a firing pin block. They are only (to my knowledge) offered in safety models. The safety models are easier to tune, and *may* have a bit more potential. Not having a firing pin block offers a better reset. IMO - get the model you want, an upgraded trigger (either D or Safety) will be a notable improvement. |
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Posted: 11/24/2014 12:30:39 PM EDT
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The Shadow is the preferred competition gun since it doesn't have a firing pin block. They are only (to my knowledge) offered in safety models. The safety models are easier to tune, and *may* have a bit more potential. Not having a firing pin block offers a better reset. IMO - get the model you want, an upgraded trigger (either D or Safety) will be a notable improvement. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Me too but I thought I've heard that all the competition guys use the safety version because it's possible to have a better trigger. Maybe I'm wrong. And I don't know how either version could affect it. The Shadow is the preferred competition gun since it doesn't have a firing pin block. They are only (to my knowledge) offered in safety models. The safety models are easier to tune, and *may* have a bit more potential. Not having a firing pin block offers a better reset. IMO - get the model you want, an upgraded trigger (either D or Safety) will be a notable improvement. Yea I would prefer that shadow but it seems like CGW only sells the regular sp01 with their pro kit. The shadow seems a lot more difficult to get. |
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Posted: 11/24/2014 1:23:28 PM EDT
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Make sure you handle a decocker model. I love CZ's but the decocker lever is right where I lay my thumb on the PCR I had. David
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Posted: 11/24/2014 1:47:49 PM EDT
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Make sure you handle a decocker model. I love CZ's but the decocker lever is right where I lay my thumb on the PCR I had. David Yea I think I'll stick with the safety version. |
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Posted: 11/24/2014 2:26:43 PM EDT
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I have a safety version for a carry piece and because the safety is so far forward I carry it with the safety off and hammer down. It would be nice to use a decocker instead of having to put my thumb up against the face of the hammer while pulling the trigger on a live round.
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Posted: 11/25/2014 3:01:34 AM EDT
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The decocker has to travel a long way before it does its job.
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