ET-130066 Eemann Tech Trigger Spring Tool
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- ET-130066 Eemann Tech trigger spring tool for CZ 75 pistols and their clones.
The Eemann Tech trigger spring tool will revolutionise your trigger spring installation.
Either for general maintenance or because your spring broke, on the range or in your workshop, this tool will simplify a normally tricky job and substantially reduce the time it usually takes.
You can replace or install your trigger spring in one minute without any experience. We recommend the installation of the Eemann Tech Competition trigger spring ET-131109 and the competition trigger pin ET-130064.
The tool is made of brass that is softer than the spring thus will not damage it, but it's hard enough to perform the task.
Compatible with all cz 75 type pistols and their clones:
• CZ 75 pistols
• CZ Shadow 2 pistols
• Tanfoglio pistols
• Sphinx Pistols
• Phoenix Pistols
Material: Brass
Total Length: 76mm
Weight: 40g
That spring tool was very helpful. I don't think I could have completed the flat trigger install without it!
After getting this tool i can honestly say it really does make the job easier
After launching (and finding) my spring 4 times while using needle-nose pliers, I was finally able to get my CZ75 competition trigger functional. I could have used that tool!
Excellent idea! You should make one for the HK pistols as well - similar springs, the same issue.
Born with 10 thumbs, I am glad to say that this is my Gunsmiths problem. I will encourage him to get that tool from you.
Great tool. There would be more springs in low orbit had it not been invented!
excellent
thank you!
The mat that is shown in the beginning of the video is available to buy?
Спасибо. выточу себе такую.
Its difficult to put the Spring with nose pliers?
When and where can we buy this in the US?
check on dot40.net they start to sell from next week
Its available in us?
yes, on dot40.net
CZ trigger spring only?
Tanfoglio and Phoenix?
yes, its working perfect with similar trigger springs like Tanfoglio, Phoenix and others...
I am disappointed the tool is not working like that for me.
What gun did you try it on?