Hey guys,
I have a CZ 82 that I'm selling and just noticed before packing (haven't fired it, but might try after finding this) that the hammer doesn't seem to fully fall on the firing pin after pulling the trigger. The trigger pull and everything feels great, but it doesn't seem to fall fully. That is dry firing (not something I do a lot of without snap caps). I might try to fire a few rounds and see what happens. Should the hammer fully seat when uncocked? Or does it not do that to avoid accidental discharges if the gun is struck hard? I don't know much about these.
Korey
I have a CZ 82 that I'm selling and just noticed before packing (haven't fired it, but might try after finding this) that the hammer doesn't seem to fully fall on the firing pin after pulling the trigger. The trigger pull and everything feels great, but it doesn't seem to fall fully. That is dry firing (not something I do a lot of without snap caps). I might try to fire a few rounds and see what happens. Should the hammer fully seat when uncocked? Or does it not do that to avoid accidental discharges if the gun is struck hard? I don't know much about these.
Korey