Posted: 6/17/2012 6:59:39 AM EDT
It's scary the stuff I do when I have a spare moment of silence
ETA: I guess it works  I had a few light strikes so I'm gonna go to a heavier hammer spring.
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Splain please. I figured this may require some explanation The SP-01 comes DA/SA I basically made an SP-01 into a SA only and added some goodies that are used on the Shadow
I did this without even looking at an exploded view but I did have to check the sear cage to make sure it would work.
ETA: Did this answer your query? If you're asking me to explain why I did it? Well then I can only respond with a question to ponder... Why does a dog lick his nuts
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Splain please. I figured this may require some explanation The SP-01 comes DA/SA I basically made an SP-01 into a SA only and added some goodies that are used on the Shadow
I did this without even looking at an exploded view but I did have to check the sear cage to make sure it would work.
ETA: Did this answer your query? If you're asking me to explain why I did it? Well then I can only respond with a question to ponder... Why does a dog lick his nuts
You like the taste? ewwww 
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Splain please. I figured this may require some explanation The SP-01 comes DA/SA I basically made an SP-01 into a SA only and added some goodies that are used on the Shadow
I did this without even looking at an exploded view but I did have to check the sear cage to make sure it would work.
ETA: Did this answer your query? If you're asking me to explain why I did it? Well then I can only respond with a question to ponder... Why does a dog lick his nuts
You like the taste? ewwww If I could reach I'd tell ya
ETA: as for doing it to the dog.. Well I'd pet him first
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Now I understand why they don't let you work on the airplanes. They would never pass FAA inspection.  (speedfreak955 voice: "The plane doesn't need this part to fly" (rip.......clang - as the part falls to the ground on the hanger floor) "Turn her over, she will fly real good now")
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Thanks for the responses guys. I 've kinda needed a boost more than normal lately, but i won't get into it... Yup its me: as far as the small parts I'll keep them as everything I did can be reversed. The only parts you'll have a time finding are those safeties. if you have an SP-01 it should simply be a matter of changing the trigger and removing the disconnector. If you retain the safeties your sear block should stay the same.
ETA: To address the light strikes. I've got a 14lb hammer spring in it Hence the light strikes. But I cleaned the firing pin channel anyway and I'll go to a 16 that should get it.
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Now I understand why they don't let you work on the airplanes. They would never pass FAA inspection. (speedfreak955 voice: "The plane doesn't need this part to fly" (rip.......clang - as the part falls to the ground on the hanger floor) "Turn her over, she will fly real good now")
Accountant Damn.... Just damn...  nice kick <kingpin> damn you got a wide foot you got both of 'em <kingpin>
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I take it you have a CZ?
Do you reload? If so, keep the 14 or even drop to a 13lb spring and use Federal small pistol primers.......light strikes will go away with the feds. What do you think about the torx head grip screws? I know this guy that knows this guy that has them
Just for trying to help why don't you PM me your address and I'll send you a pair Welcome to the site They'll be silver unless you remove the cad and park them like the ones in the pic.
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Do you reload? If so, keep the 14 or even drop to a 13lb spring and use Federal small pistol primers.......light strikes will go away with the feds. My business partner is the CZ owner, and I am buddies with a couple of guys that shoot CZ's in USPSA. He and I have discussed that he wants a set of guts to play with to do his own trigger work on and mess up if he goes wrong. I am working on making a different set of grips, ones that are really thin. I know a lot of the comp guys swap out the stock rubber grips for the thin aluminum ones.... so I am playing with some stuff on a new set of grips. What thread pitch are the grip screws? I havent looked that far into things yet but know that the factory grip heads stick out way too far with the grips I am working on. I need something with a very slim profile head. |
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Do you reload? If so, keep the 14 or even drop to a 13lb spring and use Federal small pistol primers.......light strikes will go away with the feds. My business partner is the CZ owner, and I am buddies with a couple of guys that shoot CZ's in USPSA. He and I have discussed that he wants a set of guts to play with to do his own trigger work on and mess up if he goes wrong. I am working on making a different set of grips, ones that are really thin. I know a lot of the comp guys swap out the stock rubber grips for the thin aluminum ones.... so I am playing with some stuff on a new set of grips. What thread pitch are the grip screws? I havent looked that far into things yet but know that the factory grip heads stick out way too far with the grips I am working on. I need something with a very slim profile head. http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detail.ex?sku=0145097 3.5mmx.6 thread pitch. countersunk may get you flat. Here's a pan head http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detail.ex?sku=QM2520008ZP0000 Looks like Camcar textron is not making the 3.5mm x .6 thread pitch screws in torx head anymore that I can find The cust part# was 62254. I've only got about 30 left. I'd trust that if you find a source for allen heads you'd share as well
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