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Good for a 76 year old salt. Trigger better-than-expected . Video helped a lot .
Ruduced trigger to 1lb could not be happier
Picked up my Mcarbo Cz 455 trigger spring kit and watched the video how to do it and it installed just like in the video. No problems during the installation and easy to do with the right tools as described in the video. My factory stock trigger pull averaged 2.57 lbs and after installing the new spring it dropped to 1.51 lbs. Very happy with it and really recommend the Mcarbo spring.
This spring seems to lighten the trigger pull. I don't have a gauge, so I can't tell how much, but it was light before and it's lighter now, I'm sure. Slight take-up is still there, of course. Only thing halfway difficult about the installation is getting the pin back in, and the few minutes I spent doing that was only because I was too lazy to go find a punch of the right diameter to keep the alignment while tapping it in.
Easy to install after waching the video. Super upgrade for little money. 10/10
Easy install that took my pull from 2.5 lbs to 3/4 pound.
After having bought trigger spring kits for my Ruger Americans I purchased kits for my CZ 452 and 455. They are just as advertised and reduced pull weight and creep. Thanks for a product well made in USA! Dan.
Hi, Chris: Sorry I missed you yesterday, but I passed this on to Abby. I couldn't be happier with my purchase(s). As I told Abby, I almost bought an after-market trigger for $130. Thank goodness I didn't! The springs do a perfect job for ALOT less $$. Keep up the good work. KRIS L. TRANSOU, CAPT.(RET), USAF Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm 1990-1991
Have a few CZ 22s and I thought I could get away without doing the trigger on the 455. Adjusted the trigger down with the regular spring and thought it was okay. Its not. Put this spring in and its a complete level up from the stock trigger. Single best BANG FOR YOUR BUCK modification you can do to CZ 455. Do this and you can leave the rest of the gun alone.