Springs set how your CZ P-10C feels: the trigger pull, the reset and how the slide cycles. You can lower the trigger pull, make the reset easier to feel or replace worn factory springs. You can choose springs from Eemann Tech, Ascalon Arms, CJ Manufactory, Toni System and DPM.
Lighter trigger
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Ascalon Arms striker spring: brings the trigger pull to about 1.6 kg (3.5 lb).
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CJ Manufactory lighter striker spring kit: two springs, the shorter one lowers the pull by about 0.25 kg, the longer one by about 0.5 kg.
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Eemann Tech competition springs kit: a competition firing pin spring and two competition trigger springs.
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Eemann Tech competition firing pin spring and competition trigger bar springs, a pair that pulls about 2 kg together.
Clearer reset
The Ascalon Arms heavy return springs add 100 g and make the trigger reset easier to feel. They work well together with lighter striker springs.
Factory power replacement springs
Eemann Tech makes standard springs that replace worn factory parts: firing pin spring, extractor spring, slide stop spring, magazine catch spring, trigger bar disconnector spring and trigger bar springs as a pair. The Eemann Tech set of springs has all of them in one package.
Recoil
The Toni System recoil spring for the P-10C is weaker than the factory spring, so the slide is easier to rack. It must be used with the Toni System steel guide rod, see CZ P-10C other accessories. Toni System notes that a weaker recoil spring can shorten the life of the pistol. The DPM recoil reduction system is in CZ P-10C recoil reduction springs.
Springs for other CZ pistols are in Springs.
Frequently asked questions
How light can I make the trigger?
About 1.6 kg (3.5 lb) with the Ascalon Arms striker spring.
Is there one package with all standard springs?
Yes. The Eemann Tech set of springs has the firing pin, extractor, slide stop, magazine catch, disconnector and trigger bar springs.
Can I use the Toni System recoil spring with the factory guide rod?
No. It has to be used with the Toni System steel guide rod.
