The triggers and accuracy get better with use and getting to know the gun/platform I also suggest that you try the gun from a rest and see if it still has the problems

The triggers and accuracy get better with use and getting to know the gun/platform I also suggest that you try the gun from a rest and see if it still has the problems

The triggers and accuracy get better with use and getting to know the gun/platform I also suggest that you try the gun from a rest and see if it still has the problems

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The CZ Compact (I have both the standard and railed model with a light on it) trigger can be improved easily by replacing the firing pin with the extended version and putting a Cajun Gun Works 11.5 pound hammer spring in it. I have had no issue at all with the P10 trigger. It's a vast improvement over the Glock trigger. Both of these pistols have proven to be remarkably accurate. Put rounds down range and learn to shoot them.

The triggers and accuracy get better with use and getting to know the gun/platform I also suggest that you try the gun from a rest and see if it still has the problems

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Hi Jerr, I have a few CZ's they do take some getting used to as the triggers curve so much. Now when I do take these ones to the range I'm more accurate from practicing with them. I wouldn't give up yet just break them in and get used to the trigger pull.

cz is a top 10 pistol. go to range on a reg basic until you get use to pistol.

It has been my experience that it will take 4 to 5 hundred rounds for the trigger on these to settle in. Accuracy should start to tighten up around that range as well. I would definitely re-evaluate after around the 500 round mark.