Do the P07/09's run through parts like the 75's do?

[ArrDave]

I sheared a slide stop last night so I was curious if anyone has run a P series pistol with round counts high enough to be able to tell if the slide stops fail or not at the same intervals.

Thoughts / experiences?

[gixxerjunky]

I have no idea but read that David recently tore down a P09 that he built with 40k rounds on it. I don't think he replaced anything on it but a few springs.

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[vinceislander]

I'd say 40k is high enough! I'm at 15k-17k with my P-09; the trigger return spring has been the only part that broke. Happened on my P-07 also.

[ArrDave]

I'd say 40k is high enough! I'm at 15k-17k with my P-09; the trigger return spring has been the only part that broke. Happened on my P-07 also.

Yeah I can't imagine springs don't need changing.

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[Joe L]

No slide stop failures on a couple of P-09s yet. I put in CGW trigger return springs, but the same spring is used in the 75 and P series guns, so I am assuming the failure rate will be the same. There are some parts coming out later this year to eliminate the trigger spring issues, I hope. But I only have a little over 10k rounds through the P-09. I've been shooting a CZ-97 more lately.

Joe