CZ75B Omega trigger

Not sure but you can always order a different one if you think it might work better.

http://czcustom.com/cz-triggers.aspx

Or, judiciously use a dremel to take the sharp edges off. That was the case with my second CZ -- an 85 Combat. (Have had a BUNCH of CZs, over the years, but that 85 Combat (satin nickel) is the only one still in my gun safe -- along with a great Kadet Kit.)

Other triggers ARE available, but don't order the flatter, straighter SINGLE ACTION trigger if you want the gun to work in DA mode, too. (You might be able to make it work DA/SA, but it will probably take some adjustment.)

Check out Cajun Gun Works for a lot of trigger options; and CZ's Custom Shop now offers a new short-reset trigger that might be worth the price. (It'll be smoother, and also reset better, with less take up.)

The lock works of the Omega is totally different from the original 75B. Very unfortunately so. The great replacement parts that cam make a 75b so nice don't work in them. I used to own one myself.

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The trigger on the CZ75 P07 Duty (if that's what you are calling the Omega trigger??) on the two I've shot extensively. Has been very good. Clearly the best factory trigger I've seen on a plastic pistol. Just my opinion.

You can pick up a standard trigger (or the one from the 85 Combat, which has an overtravel adjustment) and simply replace the trigger. A lot of folks don't like the "recurve" trigger, which is standard now on most of the alloy-framed models.

I suspect the triggers aren't different for these models but, as SAM1911 wrote earlier, some internal parts of the Omega fire control system are clearly different. (I've not had access to an Omega-based gun, yet.) A call or email to CZ's customer service number (on their website) should give you an answer as to your best course of action.

Before installing a new trigger, polish the edges with a Dremel...

Contact czcustom.com for several trigger options, or call 1-800-955-4486 press 2 for parts and ask Adam if there is an option CZ-USA carries. I have Omega triggers on two pistols, my Phantom and my P-09, and like 'em just fine, but that's just me. Hope this helps!

I have the omega in my CZ75B and it works great.... I think something must be wrong. Friends and people at the range usually like and have positive comments on the gun / trigger after they shoot it... Even the ones that shoot lots of different guns.

I have the Omega trigger in my P07 and cajungunworks sold me a kit that improved the DA pull substantially.

The actual trigger shape of the 75 Omega you are kind of stuck with. You can try and modify the trigger, but there are no replacements for it.
The trigger bar connects on the side of the trigger, whereas the 75 system, the trigger bar connects in the center of the trigger.


The actual action is pretty decent for a factory gun. the DA is usually smooth on the Omega and the SA is light. there is a bit of creep in the SA, but it pulls pretty smoothly and not gritty all.
Because the firing pin block lever is actually in line with the sear and hammer, the DA stroke is slightly longer as is the reset of the action. Nothing is available at this time to alter any of the physical travel.

An action job ( polishing and re-springing ) can be done to lighten and smooth it a bit more .

The Omega was designed to simplify maintenance from the armorers standpoint and to lessen the number of parts in the system.