CZ Rimfire TRIGGER

[Deker 3,453]

I think it is well known how bad these are reputed to be BUT..is that your experience I refer specifically to the Rim fire?

Edited December 13, 2007 by Deker

[woz 260]

hi iv been running a 22lr synthetic stock for a couple of years now.have always done fine with it.i was given a brooks trigger kit last week.fitted the weekest spring and when you bounced the butt of the stock off the floor it fired.iv put the next weekest spring in and its safe now.trigger feels better but there is a little creep.but i love my cz's and wouldnt have anything else........

[stork 1]

Got mine cz second hand and all it need`s is a new scope i now have that sorted

[Guest bruno527]

you'z get what you paid for, a farmer robust rifle.........

[Deker 3,453]

Its not looking to good for the OEM trigger is it?

[jamie g 17]

i dont think the trigger is that bad out of the box really. i have fitted the brooks trigger kit as for £7 to 8 pound from mr brooks himself in the USA its a bargain. i fitted the heavy spring out of the set and the red tube which has stopped the creep. my rabbiting bags where very good before but i missed ''say'' 4 to 5 shots on the night and now with the kit i only miss 1 or 2 rabbits now. thats because i no when the trigger is going to break now. and it stops me from pulling my shot.

Edited December 14, 2007 by jamie g

[jamie g 17]

hi iv been running a 22lr synthetic stock for a couple of years now.have always done fine with it.i was given a brooks trigger kit last week.fitted the weekest spring and when you bounced the butt of the stock off the floor it fired.iv put the next weekest spring in and its safe now.trigger feels better but there is a little creep.but i love my cz's and wouldnt have anything else........

 

 

hi mate did you fit a tube as well as the spring ? i fitted just the spring at 1st and the pull on the trigger was perfect. but had a little creep still. so i put the red tube in to and now the creep has gone. the trigger breaks at the same point time and time again.

[Aaron 3]

i bought the 17hmr and found the trigger bit too hard for my licking. i took the trigger mech out and un wound a screw underneath and have found that it is alot better, i was looking at getting a complete replacement but a bit unsure, anyone else changed the whole mech for an aftermarket one?

 

Regards

 

Aaron

[trappa 517]

Ive got the .22 "style" and find the trigger great. no problems.

[SNAP SHOT 194]

voted no but had the trigger worked on by someone in the no and with a little grinding in the right spot the trigger is fine. about 2.5 lbs pull i'd say

[markbivvy 6]

did it myself on both rifles, takes 2 mins each and no kit neaded.

[tom.k 8]

i,ve got the l/h rimfire which has no trigger adjustment which is fine if you like the trigger at 8,lbs +,sorry, american fitted a brooks trigger kit from southyorkshire shooting supplies and it transform the gun next stop the ten shot mag

[rob reynolds uk 3]

 

http://www.rimfiremagic.co.uk/trigger_kits.html

 

http://cz452.com/springkit.html

[223bob 0]

hi guy's i'm new to this but i agree i've got a cz style .the "pull" was awfull i fitted one of the trigger kits from rimfiremagic and it totally transformed the rifle best money i ever spent

[Guest baldie]

Some interesting replies on here. Its no secret, i,m the gunsmith at south yorkshire shooting supplies, and have dealt with a lot of you personally. Without wanting to sound like a broken record, trying to flog stuff, the brookes kit is the best thing that ever happened to cz. From personal experience, and having had to replace sears and triggers, that have supposedly been worked on, by "supposedly" some of the best smiths in the trade, i know that the cz mechanism does not lend itself safely to over enthusiastic stoning of the contact surfaces.The kit is far safer, and with 4 springs, and 4 bushes, a perfectly safe, and light trigger can be achieved by the layman, for 15 quid, or whatever they are. I charge £30 an hour for work on a rifle...do the maths.

We had a visit from the directors at cz, several years ago....they wanted to see what we were doing, cutting down their guns....A few weeks later, the 16" models appeared.

They are great rifles, once re-triggered, and to be honest, only the anshutz beats them.