CZ75 not resetting in double action during dry fire.

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On 9/22/2017 at 5:35 AM, SoCalShooter69 said:

 

The nose of the disco that rides the frame is too long/tall. The frame is forcing the disco up and off the tigger bar too early. The disco needs to ride that portion a little more before its pushed off. If you take, say, 008 - 010" off the nose of the disco, I can guarantee you, you'll get a DA hammer that goes back and damn near touches the beaver tail. That being said, .008 - .010" is just my personal experience. If you decide to do this, I'd go in .004 increments. 

 

 

u are wright .

you can solve this problem your way too . i made this trial on model and saw that small changes  on upper side  of disco still force trigger working as it was designed.

but if u remove  over too much   trigger   will work  inconsistently .