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Cz 75 pistol safety issue
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I myself am a passionate shooter and have a deep love for firearms and how they work.
I bought a cz 75 pistol (pre b) from a guy who was immigrating for a bargain. He really man handled the gun and removed the blueing and I think he tried to make it full auto or something?
The gun is NOT full auto (just saying) it looks like he tried to file down some surfaces inside the firearm.. the gun shoots great and I've reblued the slide matt and the frame gloss with new hogue grips..now the problem.. the safety engages really rough and when the trigger is squeezed the hammer drops and the safety moves back to fire,also sometimes the hammer doesn't drop with its full weight and gets caught on the sear (this problem has cleared up with more shooting)
So what do you guys think about the safety selector situation? Could it just be a spring or a cam or surface?
I know I should take the firearm to a gunsmith but for now I want to troubleshoot some ideas
Thanks ahead
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Personally, I won't tamper with its safety mechanism, especially if it had been worked on or modified. Especially if the previous owner tried to make it a full automatic.
I would recommend rather take it to a gunsmith first to have a look at it. Also, should he have tried to convert it to a full automatic, it will definitely have licencing issues as you are probably aware of.
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Take optrons advice here, gunsmith
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Im just trying to do some fault finding until I can take it to my gunsmith when I have the money.@fillet, my first self defense firearm was an old rossi .38spl 2" snubby. But I wasnt happy with the performance from the round and I want to do competitive pistol shooting as well,so I bought myself the cz.
.357 out of a 5" = lovely exit wound
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One of the best pistols I've ever handled and shot with is a vector sp40, a friend of mine owns the last sp40 that vector produced,it has a factory muzzle break,the slide is factory lightened,factory combat sights and the factory even flared the mag wel. I told him if he ever sells it he must give me first choice, I swear If I wasn't going to juice in the future I would sell my kidney to buy the thing
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I think you are talking about a SP1 or SP2 Target or Sport the only difference between a SP1 and SP2 were the calibre the SP1 is 9mm Parabellum and the SP2 S&W .40 If indeed it is a SP40 it is not a true Vektor but one made by Nobletech after Denel sold Vektor to Noble.
Either way nice gun I would also jump on it especially if it is 9mm Parabellum I already load my own rounds for me and Lallie
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I recently bought a Glock19 gen4, very impressed
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Tiger23 wrote: I recently bought a Glock19 gen4, very impressed
Good to know, because I'm also looking at a Glock 19.
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I got a 32 round mag for my cz, I swear half way through that happy stick I had a chubb of note

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