CZ 75 Floating Trigger Pin - CZ 75 Accessories by M*CARBO 

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I got the floating trigger pin, stainless steel guide rod and extra power recoil spring today. It only took a few minutes to install, especially the guide rod which seemed to find it's own way in. Now that these parts and the trigger spring kit are installed I think I am all set. You have helped me turn a very good gun into a fantastic gun. Thanks!

Keep bringing those CZ accessories your products make the most sense

Excellent tutorial. A quick tip when removing the slide stop, I cut the brush end of an old tooth brush & taper off the handle. I'm too clumsy and might scratch the surface if I use metal on metal. Thanks for the tutorial.

Looks like my SP01 will be getting this upgrade and the lighter trigger spring very soon. 😁Your installation videos are extremely detailed btw.

I have a full pin and spring comp upgrade kit on its way. I have enjoyed pulling guns to pieces since my first air rifle

Recently I bought a 75 pcr. The trigger pull, I thought, was too hard, obviously the decocked double action so I ordered the MCARBO spring kit. I watched the video and found it reasonably easy to follow and correctly install the kit. Having a sturdier replacement pin was an excellent idea as I noted that in this brand new firearm the factory pin was already damaged. I had only fired a few shots because I haven't been to the range, but I have a method for testing the ability for the gun to work. Other than firing a few live rounds I had only dry fired the pistol with snap caps. Nonetheless the pin already had the characteristic bite mark. Getting the trigger pin out was a bitch. Although careful, I still had a ding on the frame (I feel a bit better seeing all the rash on the video demo model). The pin had actually bent and of course I had no replacement. By this time a bit of impatience was setting in. With a half hour of profanity and some banging with a ball-peen hammer I was able to get the pin straight enough to reinsert and finish the job. Yes, I used the correct punch and removed the pin from the small end. I wondered what I would do if I needed to disassemble the pistol again. Now I know. I wish that the floating trigger pin had been in the spring kit, but assume it was not available at the time. I will certainly order the trigger pin for replacement when working on, or cleaning the pistol next time. One thing that I became aware of when installing the spring kit, was that the instruction video illustrated installation of the sear spring for models with safety but not for models with decocker. Knowing the complexity of CZ, I did not attempt to replace the sear spring. A video from MCARBO would have helped greatly as I would have preferred installation of the entire package. The springs that were installed did improve the action and double action pull is improved but not spectacular. This is not a criticism of MCARBO as every gun is a bit different and mine had a very stiff trigger from the factory. Hopefully it will work itself out with a few hundred rounds. A long post, but somewhat of a review. I am glad to see the introduction of the trigger pin! It was the correct answer to a problem.

Ordered 2 with a spring kit! Good stuff! Highly recommended! Yes I'm a certified armor from colt, H&k, Glock and Sig, so I like good parts when I find them. Next idea floating sear cage pin so we don't have to restake after taking out pin??? The 😁😁😁

Looks great I'll pick a couple up for sure!

Wow you guys made one. How amazing

I practice my shooting skills cuz I have too....I add aftermarket upgrades cuz it’s fun. Keepem comin!

Planning on getting the lighted trigger option for my p07 p01 omega soon can't wait looks to be the best value for your money !!

Just arrived, the pin looks good.

Great video, I will be ordering parts for my CZ75 Compact this week. Thanks again for the awesome CZ videos!

Clarification of my long post below. In summary, I was very pleased with the spring kit. I was disappointed with the trigger from the factory. Without the spring kit, I would not have been able to improve the trigger pull at all. Double action is improved and very tolerable. Single action is excellent. Prior to installation the trigger was a blister maker. Just wanted to be clear.

How hard is the floating trigger pin? Oh yeah..... ROCKWELL 50! Great video, tho! Very informative. I have this pin and it is simple and sturdy.

Works with aluminum frames too

what is the difference between a CZ 75 SP01 tactical and tactical sport .. I'm new to this pistol and I just bought my CZ 75 SP01 tactical and I really love it so I was wondering if the floating trigger pin will work on mine

My p01 came stock with that style of pin

I bought a brand new cz pcr. Trigger pin all but came out after 20 rounds. Needless to say i was mad. Will this fix that

Any plans to produce a similar product for the p-01 omega?

SP01 Phantom here, neither side flared, came right out about 1/4" at the range, disabling the gun

Lots of talk about the integrity of the CZ 75 Compact firing pin retaining pin. General advice I’ve seen is NOT to dry fire the CZ 75 Compact (regardless of model) without snap caps or barrel block in place.

Do you also make firing pins? I heard those are faulty as well on the CZ 75 P-01.

Arrrrg.... drat I missed this one for my P01.... Next order...

I use half of a wooden clothes pin to help remove the slide lock.

The bag where my trigger pin comes in does not have an assembly tool. However, I bought the trigger spring kit in addition to the trigger pin as a bundle. The spring kit bag does have an assembly tool - is it the same part?

Any idea if this pin works with the polymer SP-01 Phantom?

Would like to see what the other part is for, and also how to put this together with the spring out.

Can the firing pin retaining pin also be solid, or does have to be hollow?

Well this pin also work for the firing pin retaining pin on a P-01???

Nice product. Got one and it works. Vid far too long, though and that "S7 tool steel hardened to 50 rockwell solid pin replacement, overkill" and so on said way, way, WAY to many times. We already "heard you twice for the first time", man! (Brandford Marsalis, was it?)

I bought one, and would run it through just like you showed, but mine is A CZ75 P-01 with an aluminum frame. Is that going to be an issue somehow?

Do y’all offer anything for cz82handgun?

Took 3 minutes to get to the actual install. Sheesh. So skip ahead.

Tolerances on the new CZ SP 01 are much too tight to hammer the trigger pin through without a complete disassembly and the slide secured in a vice. Not sure how many shooters want to do that to their new pistol. My advice would be to wait until after you fire a few thousand rounds and the pin fails, then replace it. The tolerances may then 'loosen' a bit so the trigger pin can be extracted easier and replaced.

Do these fit the SAR P8?

Do you have the same for the front sight pin? Thanks.

Installation 6:30-8:50.

Do you have anything for the firingpin retainer pin?

If the pin is harder, will it oval the hole it goes in?

does it work the Rami?

Does this void the factory warranty?

Please make one for the CZ Phantom, Tanfoglio, and Canik in 2.5mm

Nice, I'll be getting 7 of these, canni get a discount? Lol

@MCARBO Damn it Chris, would you stop making upgrade parts for all of these quirky firearms. :) Next thing you're going to tell me is you're working on accessories for the H&K Mk.23 SOCOM.

What is it made of? How hard is it?

My factory pin came out left to right.

From left to right?

Will this work on a rami. 2975

I need minimum 2 pcs ...

Phantom?...

2075

Too much talking

way too much talking!!!! just do the upgrade!!!