CZ 452 "Brook's" trigger kit
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Dale M.
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CZ 452 "Brook's" trigger kit
Greetings. I'm new to this forum. Of those of you who have installed the "Brook's"trigger kit which sleeve/bushing did you finally settle on. I currently have the .012 sleeve installed. At times I wonder if the .014 or .016 sleeve would be better. The trigger on my rifle is set at 2lbs 2oz. and it has a crisp break most of the time. It does seem to be a little inconsistent though. Has anyone else experienced this?
I like this forum. I have gained much information and guidance from your discussions. The more I listen the more I learn.
Regards, Dale M.
I like this forum. I have gained much information and guidance from your discussions. The more I listen the more I learn.
Regards, Dale M.
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Shandy
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- Location: Tasmania, Australia
Hi mate.
Nice choice in rifle, they are a great shooter. Just in regards to your question, it really doesn't matter what sleeve other people are using as you need to tailor the sleeve you use to your rifle. The aim is to get a crisp trigger that is safe.
To work out which one is best means you'll have to test them in your rifle. With some of the sleeves your trigger may not engauge at all (for me two of the sleeves wouldn't allow the trigger to engauge at all), in others rifles the engaugement might be so small that a bump will set the trigger off. Just test to find a size that minimises the creep as much as possible but yet leaves you with a trigger that is safe (ie. wont accidentally fire if you bump it).
Given you only have 4 size tubes to choose from you can only really get it close to no creep, but often it is so close that it makes little difference and you wont pick it. For infinite adjustment settings get an adjustable sear or maybe a Timmney trigger (I'd really like to try one out but my tigger is fine so the cost is not justified).
FWIW my CZ seemed to break quite consistently, especially at 2lb. At lighter settings I could still feel a slight bit of creep but it still remained consistent.
Anyway, have fun shooting.
Cheers, Shandy
Nice choice in rifle, they are a great shooter. Just in regards to your question, it really doesn't matter what sleeve other people are using as you need to tailor the sleeve you use to your rifle. The aim is to get a crisp trigger that is safe.
To work out which one is best means you'll have to test them in your rifle. With some of the sleeves your trigger may not engauge at all (for me two of the sleeves wouldn't allow the trigger to engauge at all), in others rifles the engaugement might be so small that a bump will set the trigger off. Just test to find a size that minimises the creep as much as possible but yet leaves you with a trigger that is safe (ie. wont accidentally fire if you bump it).
Given you only have 4 size tubes to choose from you can only really get it close to no creep, but often it is so close that it makes little difference and you wont pick it. For infinite adjustment settings get an adjustable sear or maybe a Timmney trigger (I'd really like to try one out but my tigger is fine so the cost is not justified).
FWIW my CZ seemed to break quite consistently, especially at 2lb. At lighter settings I could still feel a slight bit of creep but it still remained consistent.
Anyway, have fun shooting.
Cheers, Shandy