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This kit is as advertised . The how to videos are as good as I seen , so it is pretty easy with basic gun assembly/disassembly hand tools . The trigger spring install tool was not great so I made my own . I gotta say the trigger is now very good and if I had invested a little time in polishing it would likely be as good the P01 I paid big money to those cajuns down in Louisiana to upgrade. Thank you MCARBO
Nice kit with quality springs but for me the trigger return spring is too light. I installed the kit and after I took my CZ75B to the range I put the factory trigger return spring back in.
A nice kit, well worth the money and relatively small amount of time needed to install it. I installed the kit yesterday following the M*Carbo YouTube video available. Only slow part was getting the stubborn firing pin retaining pin out, which was not the kit's fault, of course. After that, everything was relatively easy. The trigger is definitely nicer with the lighter springs. I do recommend removing the magazine guide pin, part 25 in the CZ 75 Instruction Manual, first, then the main spring plug pin, part 23, which allows the magazine guide to be both removed and replaced with very simply and quickly with no mods to the magazine guide. I did this yesterday in probably 5 minutes total clock time to 1) look at the part of the part of a video dealing with the hammer spring replacement and 2) remove and replace the hammer spring. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUJHmQZoHw4.
I previously put a M*Carbo spring kit in my P09. That was fairly easy, especially with the video. Putting a kit in the SP01 Tactical was a little more frustrating, but, in the end, the trigger pull is much better! Once again, the M*Carbo video was a huge help. I know I'll be putting this spring kit in my 75BD at some point. I feel that will go a lot quicker and with less frustration this time. I'm glad to have a better trigger pull and have more knowledge of the firearm.
I order the spring kit for my cz shipped super fast watched vid on YouTube and went step by step with video take your time and be patient my first time doing this and i complete the job after done spring kit is amazing it reduced trigger weight as advertised nite and day difference 👌 would buy again
I couldn’t find video so I used another companies video. The sear block and decocker on the Omega is totally different. Also, the slave pin in the bag for the trigger return spring is too small in diameter. Had to make my own. I’m satisfied with the trigger pull reduction but once you reach the wall after the extreme amount of trigger travel. The trigger is very gritty before the break. Which makes it difficult to determine when the break will release the hammer. Do y’all make a kit to reduce the long trigger travel?
I wanted to try a couple of things first before tearing down the entire decocker assembly. The factory trigger spring is extremely heavy and would generally cause me to pull my shots to the right. I started installing the kit in a different way than usual. I started with the easiest to the hardest. I swapped out the firing pin andretainer springs first no big deal there. Except the newly improved hardened firing pin retainer pin nearly ruined my firing pin. Im not sure ifI just had it cocked off too far one direction or another but it seemed larger than the stock ping, which by the way CZ is now using what appears to be a better actual roll pin than the cheap metal rolled ones. So I could actually reuse it no problem. After that I swapped out the trigger pin and the trigger spring then the hammer spring. WOW what a difference!! No more crunchy trigger, trigger pulls on rapid fire are just smooth as can be. I dont know if Im going to delve into the last spring. If it aint broke dont fix it I say. I was on a mission to reduce trigger pull weight. mission accomplished as far as I am concerned. If I see the need I will replace the final spring, but at this point I see no need. NOW my 75D pcr is perfect!!
Installed the kit an I’m not sure it made any difference, I don’t have a trigger pull gauge but trigger feels as heavy as it did before but they were right when they said the CZ Firing Pin Retaining Pin sucks! When installing the Heavy Duty Firing Pin Retaining Pin I noticed that my stock CZ pin had broken in small pieces lol. Hopefully the Mcarbo pin will do the job!
Well, I realize that there are some specialty parts here and I realize that "custom" anything is going to cost a premium. Still for a few bits of metal the cost is fairly substantial . The springs and pins were fairly easy to install with the guidance of the excellent YouTube video. A couple of the factory pins were pretty damn tight and it also took me a while to figure out that in my particular pistol the trigger pin needed to be pushed out left to right rather than the typical right to left. No big deal and certainly nothing that M*Carbo would have anything to do about. The disappointment comes from the amount of improvement. The new, stock, pistol had a DA pull of 11lbs 5ozs on average with the SA pull coming in at 4lbs 4 oz using my Lyman digital gauge with a fresh battery. After the work the DA is 10lb 1 oz and SA is 3lbs 2 oz. A definite improvement and I'm happy with the SA pull. The DA pull difference is barely noticeable in use however. Would I do it again? The jury is still out.
I bought the CZ75 Trigger kit and didn't know that I needed a different kit for the decocker model, so, I didn't quite get the correct parts for the replacement. I sent an email with my issue and I was sent a new sear spring, which I appreciated, even though that is not what I needed. I sent another email and was told I didn't need the other parts, or I could purchase them. I like mcar Bo, just a little confusing to me. Next time, I will do more research. The kit was of good quality and price, I might look at other kits next time.
I didn’t see much improvement after installation. Took a little grit out of the double action but the single action function is nearly identical to factory. Not an easy installation. This is the fifth time I’ve performed this and I always seem to run into an issue.
It didn't really make a big difference for me. I ended up just putting back the original parts and keeping them as replacements. The trigger return spring does not return my trigger so that's a failure. Over all I gues I just have some spare parts for my CZ-75.
Such an inexpensive upgrade that will make a worlds difference in your speed and accuracy. In my SP-01 Phantom the D/A pull is better, D/A isnt supposed to be amazing so MCARBO did it RIGHT. Last and most important, the S/A pull is so Fluid and lite, although the trigger reset does still leave a little to be desired with travel. Is there a solution to finding the perfect reset distance?
Great product, at a great price. Installation is not for the faint of heart! But thanks to the online video, I was able to get it done on my own.
Received my kit for a CZ P-01 w/decocker. Had a local gunsmith do the install and when it was done (next day), he mentioned what a difference there was in the both the DA/SA trigger pull. Had surgery on the trigger finger so have not been able to try it for myself, but hope to within the next couple of weeks. As a Navy vet, glad to do business with a made in the USA, Veteran owned company. Look forward to purchasing more items from these folks.
The trigger spring took the longest to install as the helper pin kept falling out, and getting misplaced. I think a white color for the helper pin would help to quickly locate it when it falls into the black gun. The last time it fell out I eventually found it in the slide rail slot. The Heavy Duty Firing Pin Retaining Pin is very difficult to fully drive in. My pin is not centered but does function. The end result did provide a lighter trigger pull, though I don't think it was a 50% reduction. I have put about 250 rounds through my modified cz using various factory ammo without a single FTF.