[gilfo]

I have a Rami P with the curved trigger. I love the gun but everytime I shoot I pay a price in my trigger finger. I use to call it "trigger slap" but I think a better decription would be a harsh trigger vibration which causes a blister after awhile. Anybody have any suggestion, trigger job, replace the curved trigger with the combat style, anything?
Thanks

[Erich]

I own a (regular) RAMI and I know of what you speak. I always got the feeling that it was the edge of the trigger rubbing my finger that caused the chafing.

I'd suggest that there aren't aftermarket parts available (though some could no doubt be adapted from the very similar CZ-75s/clones for which some aftermarket parts exist) for the RAMI and that, rather than have a gunsmith hack on your weapon, you'd do better to simply put a Band-Aid on your finger before extended shooting sessions with the RAMI-P.

Me, I just "man up" and don't worry about it, but I've never shot more than 200 rounds at a session with the RAMI. :)

[donato]

gilfo,

Just some far far out discussion on "trigger slap": One day, somewhere, I was reading an article about a CZ52 or some other ancient CZ pistol and trigger slap - a very bad case, in fact. Seems that the end of the lever that raises the firing pin block was blunt rather than tapered or beveled. The slide going back to battery was catching on the blunt end of the lever and causing a pretty bad trigger slap. The guy fixed his problem by beveling the end so that the slide would glide over the top without catching.

Who knows, maybe your problem is similar and then again maybe not. Just an interesting article that I found one day.

[donato]

Bump for gilfo.

have you got any new findings on your problem?

[verdun59]

gilfo,
Check the CZ Forum, there are discussions and solutions for this....