[Mr Kablammo]

Sirs,
yesterday I participated in a local shoot. One the target presentations featured a wall of targets. Basically it was a trigger-pulling speed contest. Per usual, overall, I was accurate but not that fast. On this particular presentation, however, it seemed like I was pulling the trigger faster than the trigger would reset. Any thoughts or comments are welcome.

[PCRCCW]

What seemed to have been happening and what was happening..may or may not be the same thing...so...that makes it a hard call.

Two things come to mind..........

The reset on the SA is pretty quick. I can tell you..the only adjustment the OEM trigger has is overtravel and if the screw has backed out or has worked its way loose, so you actually pull the trigger back further after firing the round...your reset will grow accordingly.
Check the screw and make sure its still adjusted properly...lock tight is great for this screw.....actually, needed.

If your trigger bar was rubbing on mags it will drag and slow your reset..even stop it from time to time...Promags will do this at times....Ive never had an issue with OEM CZ mags rubbing on the trigger bar. On my first CZ SA it was a problem I ran into on rare occasion. Check it out...

Thats all I can think of.........check your screw and then the mag/trigger bar situation..........

Shoot well....................

[GeneS]

The trigger reset on a CZ-75 SA is relatively long. Quite a bit longer than a M1911. It would be pretty easy to short stroke. I have measured some of my splits at .11. I can't do better with anything else.