For those that are really interested in even more mag capacity, the 32 round mag for the baby eagle 9mm also fit this CZ75 clone, but it may be illegal in particular states! I bought 2 mags to begin with and they are difficult to load, but be patient and you can get 32 rounds in them. I didn't experience any issues with FTL or jamming. Liked them so well I ordered another 6 mags and another B6P to have a pair of them.
The video fails to mention that you can also order the 32 round 9mm magazine by promag for the baby eagle from many online dealers and it fits this gun perfect. It will hang down a good distance below the pistol handle, but will add some real fire power. I have matching B6Ps with 32 round mags and firing them simultaneously is a blast!
Dae dae Davis I don’t have this pistol anymore but it’s similar to a 1911. Pull the slide back about 3/4” of an inch and push on the back side of the slide release. The slide release will pop right out. Watch a few 1911 tear down videos. Thanks for watching.
@@fredrickson1 thanks gonna try tomorrow why'd u sell if I may ask? Ilove this gun I bought the 32 round magazine for it it's awesome no jams through hundreds of rounds different ammunition too did u have problems?
Video is much appreciated! Quick question Does the barrel seem a bit loose in there? When the slide is back i can hear the barrel rattling. When slide is closed it is silent though. Just curious, dont wanna have my new duty carry to explode on me when we go do testing.
"Whack it"? No! Take a pencil and index the position of your rear sight. The index mark will allow you to see the amount of movement of the rear sight. Take a brass punch and lightweight hammer (one specifically tailored to the job preferably) and TAP ... a hard TAP but tap the brass punch against the rear sight in the direction you wish to move your bullet impact. NO WHACKING!
I did Fredrickson, "Take a brass punch and lightweight hammer (one specifically tailored to the job preferably) and TAP ... a hard TAP but tap the brass punch against the rear sight in the direction you wish to move your bullet impact." Also, I meant to say thanks for the informative video. It's unfortunate that similar instructionals are not available from manufacturers but learning by doing is invaluable, lessons learned and such. That is a nice gun, I have the K2 45. I suspect you did not truly mean to "WHACK" but some folks take verbiage in the literal sense.
Does the small, spring loaded piece with the notch face the center of the slide or does the flat spot face the firing pin? I feel like both are said. After I put mine back together, the slide locks automatically when pulled back. Not sure if I put a piece back in wrong or what.
Taken what apart? The pistol? A magazine? Watch his video again from start to finish. Reload it and watch it again pausing at each step. Back it up and watch it again if you have doubts. As he mentioned, it's a CZ 75 clone and there are boatloads of videos on every aspect of that pistol.
