I've messed w/ customizing a few Glocks and have seen detailed CZ 75/P-09 guides. In comparison, how hard is it to work on a 1911-style trigger? I'm sure Dan Wesson isn't letting these out with a poor trigger, just curious.
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I've messed w/ customizing a few Glocks and have seen detailed CZ 75/P-09 guides. In comparison, how hard is it to work on a 1911-style trigger? I'm sure Dan Wesson isn't letting these out with a poor trigger, just curious.
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1911s are super easy. Easier than DA/SA guns. Polish the trigger channel and trigger bar, stone the sear angle with a jig swap springs if necessary and you can get pretty good with just that. Working over the hammer can give you some gains too.Originally Posted by IKnowNotEverything
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Like a CZ75-2011. I would love to have one.
My bank account however, says no.
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2019 Bren 9.0
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Maybe except not from a startup company and using mags that exist. Full size will run P10 mags, compact model will run 75’s.
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Your bank account is a fool and a coward!
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My credit card is the best side chick though. She always says yes.
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HMMMMM
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Bank account = wife
Credit card = side chick?
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Looks like Robocop's version of a CZ. Edit: I wonder if he'd be able to twirl it better than the beretta?
I want one but....$$$$$$
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