CZ 75b firing pin roll pins.

[Furncliff]

Where can I find these parts?


Thanks

Tom

 

[Walt Sherrill]

Any hardware store has some you can cut to length (with a Dremel). You can also get them from CZ-USA.

Try the hardware store. They don't have a minimum shipping charge.

(I broke one once, in my CZ-40B, dry firing. Cost $.40 and took about 3 minutes to replace.)

 

[Furncliff]

Thanks, I'll try that. Broke mine dry firing too. Sure has smoothed out the trigger.

 

[rbernie]

If you call CZ, they'll send you replacements and likely do so for free. The new-version CZ roll pins are double-pins, so they're a lot more durable than both the original version as well as that which you can get at your local HW store.

 

[Walt Sherrill]

Good point! Go to the hardware store to get a TEMPORARY replacement, and call CZ-USA for a replacmeent (under warranty).

 

[HankC]

Have they fixed the problem with the double roll pins on newer CZs?

 

[Walt Sherrill]

I'm a regular participant and moderator on the CZ Forum. We have almost 5500+ members.

We've heard of breaks with the single roll pins (had one myself), but have yet to hear of the first problem a "doubled" firing pin retention roll pin.

I think they've fixed the problem. (But CZ still recommends using snap caps. As do other gun makers.)

 

[drj3828]

I have a 75B I bought in 1996 and the only problem I have had was weak extractor spring. I have took all the pins out on several clean out and never had a problem.
DRJ

 

[eerw]

Along with your local hardware store and CZ-USA..

Jim Miossi at Miossi Gun Works has the roll pins...

no problems with mine at all..dryfire lots with no snap caps..(double roll pins )

 

[Furncliff]

Went to three places today, the roll pins they had were too big and too small (likely they are metric )