CZ 75 BD COMPACT BUILD

[Meechy7648]

That is beautiful beyond words.  Will definitely post pics with the proper grips.

[SPO1SHADOW]

With the sun in my eyes at 20 yards off the bench using 124 Precision Delta's HP's and 4.2 of N320 I think I am done. I may need to tap the rear sight just a smidge back to the left but I will wait until the sun is behind me to make that decision. Not bad for a Compact!

[jarvis243]

Wow! This thread is inspiring. I really want to try this. Thanks for sharing this with everybody!

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[tessitori]

Could you post a side by side picture of the gun before and after?

[hulsmsc]

That is beautiful. My CZ's are jealous.


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[SPO1SHADOW]

Could you post a side by side picture of the gun before and after?

Close as I can get.
Before





After

[wagon]

AMAZING WORK!!!!

[rich63]

SP01SHADOW,

What a great job you did. The transformation is awesome. If there was a stronger adjective to use I would. Absolutely beautiful. This gun is almost too nice to shoot.

rich63

[SPO1SHADOW]

Thank you Sir and Happy Father's Day!

[SPO1SHADOW]

Nudged the rear sight to the left ever so slightly. Overcast today so the sun was not in my eyes and the lighting remained constant, no moving in and out of the clouds today. These are 2" squares so I don't think you could expect much more out of a Compact with me doing the shooting. Once the Loctite cures back she goes. Single action pull is 3 LBS. and double action with only a few rounds fired is 8.5 LBS. and smooth as glass.

[puddintame]

fantastic work. I'm sure the owner will be thrilled.

[gwvt]

Beautiful work! Thanks for documenting it so well.

[DenStinett]

Outstanding work SP-01
"Beautiful" is an understatement   

[DiamondD]

What a great thread.  Amazing work. 

[SPO1SHADOW]

Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I just hope someone who was on the fence see's this and decides to get out the tools and goes to work. It is very satisfying to take an ugly duckling and make it beautiful again. Anyone with average mechanical skills can do the same thing to just about any gun. Getting started is the hardest part.