CZ-75D PCR

[nickfro]

CGW is worth every penny.

I actually wrote a piece on the work they did on my PCR last year (please ignore the copious amounts of grease in the photos; I’m older and wiser now), in case it’s of interest.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/201...ntent-contest/

[ralph]

To be clear, for carry purposes this will likely not replace my 9mm Glocks. Is the Cajun upgrade worth it for a range fun-gun?


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Cajun upgrade is worth every penny.. As far as doing it yourself, CZ's can be kinda tricky to work on, the decocker sear cage like you have in your PCR, will need a slave pin to get it out, for example...Myself I'd rather box it up and let CGW deal with it, it'll cost more, but it'll be done right, the first time around..

[LockedBreech]

Fair enough. I’m pretty fond of this little thing and I got most of it on a trade, so I might as well have CGW take a whack at it.


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[Kyle Reese]

Fair enough. I’m pretty fond of this little thing and I got most of it on a trade, so I might as well have CGW take a whack at it.


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You won't regret it. Money well spent.

[Oleman]

I just got my SP 01 back from Cajun, purchased PCR last week and already put it on their list. Their work is fantastic.

[imp1295]

I strongly dislike the sticky factory grips and am interested in the best aftermarket options.


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For my previously owned CZ P-01 I really liked the VZ Frag grips. Grippy and not sticky like the factory rubber.

[PD Sgt.]

For grips I prefer these:

https://cajungunworks.com/product/10...in-alum-grips/

Thin, but the stair step cuts provide really good traction in the right places but do not hang up or snag on clothing. I have them on a PCR and a P01 and could not be happier.