CZ85Combat

Only three come to mind. Trigger Bar, Sear Cage & Disconnector.

You want a lighter buffer, a light spring and a light load. What I am using, JP 9mm Silent Captured Spring with one tungsten weight removed replaced with steel weight, 80% spring, 147 Blue Bullet 2.5gn N310 @ 1.130 132pf out of a 14.5 Barrel.

You have to seat them deep .006 -.008 or you get light strikes.

in a CZ Accu-Shadow: 147 Blue Bullet 2.7gn N310 @ 1.140 129 PF. If you don't know what you are doing you can get into trouble fast. N310 is also good for sub minor steel challenge loads, 115 Blue Bullet 3.2gn N310 @ 1.140 115PF you will need a lighter recoil spring. In a Wilson Combat AR9 14.5" barrel: 147 Blue Bullet 2.5gn N310 @ 1.130 130Pf, oh so soft shooting.

N320

Both are very good hammers.

All you need is the comp hammer!

You wont need that much powder. Start at 6.8 and wort up to 7.1 In my CZ Czechmate: 124 PD 7.0gn N350 @ 1.150 172 PF. I now use 125gn Blue Bullets 125gn 6.8gn N350 @ 1.150 169PF

No that is not the right front sight. Call CZC at 480-696-1311 tell them what gun you have and the will hook you up.

I can tell you for a fact that when I went to a very fast powder in my AR9, I also had to use a lighter recoil spring in order for the bolt to lock back. Look forward to your data.

Do a search of this forum, you will find a large volume of post of peoples results from testing fast V slow powders. the overwhelming conclusion is fast powders with heavy bullets produce the least amount of perceived recoil for a given PF. You might even find a video or two that documents the difference. Fast powders have a fast pressure spike that drops off fast, slow powders have more of a push as the powder burn curve is slower.

Heavy bullets with a fast powder(N310,E3, Nitro100). loaded specifically for your PCC. The load you are looking for would only make 118-122 Power factor in a production pistol.

This is my load for my Wilson Combat AR9 G 14.5" barrel. This same load in my CZ 75 SP01 Shadow is only 120 PF 147gn Blue Bullets, 2.5gn N310 @ 1.140 oal = 898 fps 132 pf. Shoots oh so soft.

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I started out using my production load, 125 Blue Bullet, 3.9gn N320, @ 1.110 oal. 130pf in my CZ SP01 Shadow. It ran well but with 148pf in my Wilson Combat AR9 G. I am now using 147gn Blue Bullet with 2.5gn N310 @ 1.140 oal 130pf. This load is a lot softer shooting.

Get the Czechmate mag well, CZC Extended Base Pad & Spring and Follower Kit 13

CZ Customs did mine,

Looks like I am the only one that loads just for my Wilsom Combat AR9. 147gn Blue Bullet, 2.5gn N310 @ 1.140 OAL 130PF very soft shooting load. This load is 184 PF has to have a lot of recoil.

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CFE is a slow burning powder, , better suited for major loads. If you want 126-130PF look for fast burning powders. A lot of competitors use N320 & Titegroup. some use, HP-38/W231, WST, Bullseye, Red Dot. Using fast burning powders allow you to use smaller powder charges to get the same PF. when you use less powder you get less recoil.

If you have popple holes, use JHP's

If you are going to be using your MPX in PPC you don't want to use your CZ SP01 loads. You want to load to 130pf in your MPX, your CZ load is going to be 145pf-155pf in your MPX. it will shoot a lot softer with loads that run 130pf in it. You will need a faster powder then N320 to load low enough. 2.5gn of N310 with a 147gn bullet 132pf is so soft with a 16" barrel, as long as your MPX will run with it.

Well it use to work by just searching E3 before the forum change. I already tried " Alliant e3" you get a lot of " Alliant" but little E3

search will not search for "E3" Any help?

I don't know what OAL you are using, have you done the push test? 4.2gn of N320 is a max load. out of a 16" barrel you are going to be 155 + pf. If it did not run with the 4.0 of N320 it probably will not run with the 4.2. You need to shoot 500 rounds of factory ammo before you use your reloads!