Need Info on CZ 100 9mm
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Destructo6
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I liked everything about the CZ-100, except the trigger and that's enough to make me not want one.
The trigger was so long and gritty, I had trouble concentrating on my target. I often had to reposition my finger because I was running out of finger travel with my regular grip. When I did concentrate successfully, the bullet went where I wanted it to go.
If they'd brought the CZ-110 to the US market, I'd be lusting after it.
The trigger was so long and gritty, I had trouble concentrating on my target. I often had to reposition my finger because I was running out of finger travel with my regular grip. When I did concentrate successfully, the bullet went where I wanted it to go.
If they'd brought the CZ-110 to the US market, I'd be lusting after it.
Re: CZ 100
I have no doubt that the weapon Destructo6 checked out did have a long and gritty trigger pull. However, the newer generation CZ 100s have a much improved trigger pull. It is still a long DAO trigger pull by design, but it is not gritty in the least. Considering that there is no external safety (firing pin safety only), I don't think the long trigger pull is a bad thing, and believe me, you can get used to it. With practice, this gun is very accurate shooting slow and deliberate, or rapid.
Good luck,
Hydrilla
.40 CZ 100 owner
P.S. For more specific info, go to
http://www.cz-usa.com/
http://pub69.ezboard.com/fczechpistols82792frm34
(CZ 100 Club)
I have no doubt that the weapon Destructo6 checked out did have a long and gritty trigger pull. However, the newer generation CZ 100s have a much improved trigger pull. It is still a long DAO trigger pull by design, but it is not gritty in the least. Considering that there is no external safety (firing pin safety only), I don't think the long trigger pull is a bad thing, and believe me, you can get used to it. With practice, this gun is very accurate shooting slow and deliberate, or rapid.
Good luck,
Hydrilla
.40 CZ 100 owner
P.S. For more specific info, go to
http://www.cz-usa.com/
http://pub69.ezboard.com/fczechpistols82792frm34
(CZ 100 Club)
The one I handled back in September at a gunshow had the smoothest (and longest) trigger pull I've ever felt. I was surprised at how clean and smooth it was, because I had always read about the bad trigger. It felt kinda like my Kahr P40 with the elite trigger, but an extra inch longer.
I'm with Destructo6... I was holding my breath for the CZ110, but I almost passed out from lack of oxygen
, so I gave up.
I'm with Destructo6... I was holding my breath for the CZ110, but I almost passed out from lack of oxygen
, so I gave up.Eric Larsen
New member
The first generation/run of cz 100's in 9mm were usually the bad
"gritty" trigger guns...since I have checked out 2 of the 40's that
are sweet. I hear they are accurate and dependable. Physically
they are the exact same length and height as my compact 75..
they are much lighter and feel better in my hand. I have heard some things people dont like about them on the czforum...but in
all honest not much...czforum.com...has a cz100 section...shoot well
"gritty" trigger guns...since I have checked out 2 of the 40's that
are sweet. I hear they are accurate and dependable. Physically
they are the exact same length and height as my compact 75..
they are much lighter and feel better in my hand. I have heard some things people dont like about them on the czforum...but in
all honest not much...czforum.com...has a cz100 section...shoot well
rogerdodger
New member
just get the 75 or 85