Gunsmithing **Who would be highly recommended for a CZ 75 SP01 gunsmith??**

[JC Steel]

Hey Guys, I recently got a CZ75 SP01 Tactical.

I am looking for a gunsmith that has lots of experience with the CZ pistols. I would like to get a new lighter trigger, new competition sights, etc etc.

Just want a high quality job for a good limited pistol

You know of anyone who loves the CZ's???

Thanks for the help

Jake Vibbert
JC Steel Targets

 

[stingrayguy]

I have a Shadow from CZ custom shop. They do wonders to a CZ, I love mine! Just google CZ custom shop

 

[bkw1911]

Yep. Cz custom shop mesa az. They're right by me. Angus hobdell will do anything you want to it. If your Cz has a roll pin through the rear cocking serrations then they can do a fairly decent job with the trigger but not quite up to the 75 shadow trigger. The trigger job isn't too expensive and they have fixed and adjustable rear sights in serrated black and .1 fiber optic front sights. They also have some thin aluminum grips that have a baked on sandpaper feel. I highly recommend them.

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[Middle Man]

CZ Custom in Mesa or Matt Mink (Arkansas I recall) are the go to guys on CZ pistols

 

[Adam B]

It is pretty easy to get the trigger lighter by swapping the hammer and springs. I had a bomar machined into my slide by CC Gunworks/Matt Cheely. Otherwise Angus@CZ Custom Shop does nice work.

 

[*Nine]

Jake,

You can do most of the work yourself with basic tools. Parts are easily available from Cajun Gunworks or CZ Custom (both of them also do great CZ smithing work if you don't want to do it yourself) and then you're basically just swapping springs, replacing basic parts, and polishing things. There's a great amount of improvement that can be had with pretty simple work, and it turns the CZ from a good gun to a really great gun.