CZ 452 - trigger kit

[Deker 3,478]

http://cz452.com/

[RossGym 1]

http://cz452.com/

 

I looked at that too.

 

Obviously about galf the price of everyone else, and I know you get what you pay for etc, but the margin even at £8 must be HUGE.

[Deker 3,478]

http://cz452.com/

 

I looked at that too.

 

Obviously about galf the price of everyone else, and I know you get what you pay for etc, but the margin even at £8 must be HUGE.

 

$15 US, is that £8 now?

 

Anyway, I have had 2 of these kits and rate them!

Edited October 31, 2012 by Deker

[hutchey 147]

hopefully mine will be here in time for the weekend.................

[RossGym 1]

http://cz452.com/

 

I looked at that too.

 

Obviously about galf the price of everyone else, and I know you get what you pay for etc, but the margin even at £8 must be HUGE.

 

$15 US, is that £8 now?

 

Anyway, I have had 2 of these kits and rate them!

 

Ah - sorry!

 

Thought the link was for this website in the UK:

 

http://www.czrifles.co.uk/trigger-kits-for-cz-452-455-rifles-8-80/

[PLEDGEY 496]

just a thought, when i push the pins out a bit they will lose the rolled edge that keeps them in place.

i doubt they will just fall out but how to ensure there is no movement in them again?

drop of supergue?

When i did mine i used a drill bit that was small enough to push the pins right out. Be firm but not agressive.The pins are on the tight side coming out, but i don't remember them being loose going back in, you still need to tap them home. I didn't use super glue, nut lock or any thing like that, and they haven't ever come loose. If you do use a drill bit wear some googles. Drill bits are hard but very brittle, if it does break and splinter you wouldn't want to be getting it fly in your eye.

[iana 25]

I made up a punch from a 4 inch screw. Just ground the end down to the pin thickness then ground the thread down. Worked a treat for me. And yes, the pins are tight.