Fairly new to this forum, I usually just read but I was so impressed with my CZ75b when I got it back from CZ-Custom I figured I would let everyone know what a huge improvement they have made. I sent the gun to CZ Custom about 2 weeks ago for a Competition hammer and new sights. I emailed Rob at CZ a few times to find out as much info as I could, he was a huge help and really made the decision to send it to them a no brainer, every time I email him the response was fairly quick and precise. I got the gun back and started to dry fire and was amazed at the feel of the trigger Single and Double action. I took it to the range and this is a totally different gun, it shot very good out of the box but, I didn't like the DA it was I think 13 lbs out of the box. Well the SA is now 3lbs and the DA is 7lbs according to the paperwork included with the gun. I have shot many DA/SA guns and this is by far the best I have every felt. They also replaced the main spring with a 15lb one and replaced the mag break to a drop free. The sights I choose were fiber optic up front and their competition rears. I use this gun for steel and IDPA mostly, I go back and forth between a Glock34 and the CZ but after this work my CZ will be getting the call for all competitions. So if anyone is on the fence about sending their gun to CZ-Custom for this or any work Please take this advice and do it you will not be disappointed in the least. The price for all the work was $290.

do they have a website where they list the work they do?

also, please post pics of your CZ if possible.

They do have a website http://czcustom.com/. This is the first time I am attempting to post pics so I hope it comes out ok. I also cannot find my camera so these are from my phone. I am going to have to research how to post pics as it keeps saying they are to large. As soon as I figure out I will post them.

They do have a website http://czcustom.com/. This is the first time I am attempting to post pics so I hope it comes out ok. I also cannot find my camera so these are from my phone. I am going to have to research how to post pics as it keeps saying they are to large. As soon as I figure out I will post them.

 

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They do have a website http://czcustom.com/. This is the first time I am attempting to post pics so I hope it comes out ok. I also cannot find my camera so these are from my phone. I am going to have to research how to post pics as it keeps saying they are to large. As soon as I figure out I will post them.

 

I stop by the shop when I am out there at my folks house and they do do some nice work, I'm running a CZ 75-TS and not too much I really need to do to the gun out of the box but had Angus and the crew send me some parts to do the work myself, actually I have to finish putting the new front sight on tomorrow that I got last week.

 

By the way, how you liking a bike with a fairing that don't move, I like my FLHTCU but have ridden a rodie before, they really handle well but not having the light turn with you at night in the twisties was odd.

 

Harry

Wow! I would like to get a brushed stainless one and set it up like that.

I stop by the shop when I am out there at my folks house and they do do some nice work, I'm running a CZ 75-TS and not too much I really need to do to the gun out of the box but had Angus and the crew send me some parts to do the work myself, actually I have to finish putting the new front sight on tomorrow that I got last week.

 

By the way, how you liking a bike with a fairing that don't move, I like my FLHTCU but have ridden a rodie before, they really handle well but not having the light turn with you at night in the twisties was odd.

 

Harry

I have Street Glide not the Road Glide. I test rode the Road Glide when I was looking for a new bike but I didn't like the way the front end was either. The Street Glide has the fairing attached to the bars. I actually traded in a 2000 FXDL for the street glide, I am guessing that's what your handle refers to?

I bought my SP01 Custom from Angus like 4 years ago. To this day its one of my most favorite guns to shoot; you can't go wrong with thier work!

I actually traded in a 2000 FXDL for the street glide, I am guessing that's what your handle refers to?

 

Yup, had that bike, she and I parted ways in Ohio doing about 65-70 MPH on the way back from Colorado for a weekend party a few years back, Insurance from the totaled bike did well for me to pick up the 08 FLH. Only thing left on that bike is the picture in avatar but you can hardly see it being it's being locked by a picture of my real Harley, my 83 Kick only Shovel.

 

Harry

Another nice job by CZ Custom - enjoy it! It is worth the price to get the comp hammer/trigger job package from them. Makes it a totally different gun! I had to go up in weight on my main spring as well (originally went with 13# and experienced light primer strikes). Went with the 16# and it's been 100% reliable since.

 

I like those grips. I am going to change mine out to. I want something a little slimmer. I was gonna order the Hogue rubber grips but not sure on what to do yet.

I have to chime in here, I own 2 guns that have been worked on by CZ Custom. One is their custom CZ PCR, the Pro-Tek 1: http://czcustom.com/CZ-75-Pro-Tek-1.aspx. The other is a CZ P01 that I sent in for a trigger job. The former is overall a nice, pretty gun with a great trigger, however, it's far from perfect, especially considering the price. The finish quality leaves something to be desired and the machining work is a bit rough. The grip panels need some convincing to stay on after a few mags fired, which is fairly easily rectified, but still a minor annoyance.

 

The trigger job on the P01 is equally good, however, it did take them twice to do it correctly - their first attempt at it resulted in a malfunctioning decocker that would intermittently not lower the hammer. They did acknowledge the problem and had the gun shipped back and turned it around at their expense.

 

CZ Custom seems like pretty well run business and Rob is an accommodating gentleman, however, they're not perfect. Just wanted to throw it out here for people's consideration.

 

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I would love to send my 75b in for some custom work, but just haven't had the chance. Plus I end up stocking up on ammo and more guns rather than putting money towards custom work.

I like those grips. I am going to change mine out to. I want something a little slimmer. I was gonna order the Hogue rubber grips but not sure on what to do yet.

 

Thanks, those are the Cocobola Thin grips. I picked them up from CZ Custom as well when I had my pistol there. They look good and have a really nice feel to them.

 

The trigger job on the P01 is equally good, however, it did take them twice to do it correctly - their first attempt at it resulted in a malfunctioning decocker that would intermittently not lower the hammer. They did acknowledge the problem and had the gun shipped back and turned it around at their expense.

 

CZ Custom seems like pretty well run business and Rob is an accommodating gentleman, however, they're not perfect. Just wanted to throw it out here for people's consideration.

 

Sorry to hear about that, glad they made it right though. I had a similar experience since they put in the 13# main spring, when I specifically told them that this was not a competition pistol. After I experienced light strikes, I contacted Rob, and he sent out 15# and 16# spring free of charge and that fixed things for me. It's ok if companies make mistakes once in a while...as long as they make it right in the end!