Rebuilding the sear assembly (Sear - Ejector - Sear Spring) of the CZ Shadow 2 - EASY!
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- Опубліковано 10 гру 2020
- The first time I tried to rebuild one of these I lost my mind and after over an hour of fighting the spring came up with a better way.
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Sweet!! Nice video!
I just love allkinda DIY stuff.
Never done anything on firearms myself cuz do not own even a license for one - but I do love to tinker, tune and modify my airguns. Made many diy tools and additional parts etc. Always interesting. Nice to have new challenges every now and then..
@Bror Jordas Tinkerers keep the world running as far as I’m concerned! Air guns are probably not much different than the real thing, I’ll see as soon as I build up the nerve to strip down that airsoft Shadow 2 of mine. And like you, I live for DIY, which is sometimes, depending on where you live, a neccessity because there’s no one else that can do it for you! Keep tinkering my friend!
this is awesome great video
@Joel Van Palmelen Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it!
Very nice and instructional, I will have a go on sp-01 shadow.
@Robert Andersson Thank you for the feedback. Around 6 months ago I worked on an SP-01 Shadow (not mine) and it had the firing pin block (not the firing pin stop found at the rear of the slide). If it has a firing pin block, it’s going to be a little different and I’ll inlcude a link here for a good disassembly video on the SP-01. The main differences between the SP-01 Shadow and the Shadow 2 are the firing pin block and the sear cage with the sear and it’s two spings instead of one. I would stay away from working on the sear on the SP-01 Shadow. That can be a bit of a challenge, but still doable with some patience. I haven’t figured out a way yet to make the reassembly of the sear/sear cage simplified yet. If the SP-01 has a firing pin stop, you are good to go, just follow the instructions in the video. ua-cam.com/video/72tsympBaEo/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/dJSlfiuFRCg/v-deo.html. This is pretty much where I got my start. There were no videos on the Shadow 2 gunsmithing when I first bought mine. Good luck! If you have any questions, please let me know.
@@CZFanGrrl Thanks for the links, I will investigate some more before doing something stupid, don't wanna end up with a bag of small springs
@Robert Andersson You’ll be fine! Seriously. I think the hardest time I had with reassembling is getting the trigger bar back in but if you look at the grooves inside the frame it’ll all make sense. When doing the trigger, I highly recommend removing it with the frame supported on a gunsmithing block (there should be hole for the trigger pin to drop in to) and hammer it out on a concrete floor. You want dead blows with no bounce.
Ahhhh!!!!! I just used a hammer, then a mallet, and just kept smashing it until it all went back together. Your method looks way less frustrating.
@HIGH CALIBER. Yeah, that works too. LOL!!!!
Any tips for the cz75 sp01 sear cage. I’ve lost hours on the 3 springs in it. Problem I have is that parts have to go in from the top and bottom. So hard to keep together.
@denniswilson8388 I’ve had the misfortune of accepting to take on repairs of two SP-01s. I didn’t learn the first time around. I refused the third. My suggestion is getting a hollow roll pin that just fits, so it keeps everything together long enough as a whole to get it situated back in the gun. Then you use the permanent roll pin to push it through. if I remember correctly anyways. Sorry can’t be of more help, I remember the first one took me hours to rebuild as well. I built a jig out of Jett Sett fixturing compound for the sear on the Shadow 2, but I just jam my index finger in the gap underneath and use the pad of the finger to support the spring. I still use a slave pin though and then push the permanent pin through. Work from the easy side to the harder side pushing the slave pin in as you progress. Hope this helps!
Rio Grande has Jett Basic and Jett Ballistic. Which do you recommend? Thanks.
@luisvcool1 I have the Basic. That’s all that was available when I ordered it a long time ago. The Basic works well, but no harm in going Ballistic!
@@CZFanGrrl hahahaha! Thanks.
Dont get me wrong, its a good way. But I never got how people find this so difficult. I can do it in 10s using just a very small punch in a very similar way you present. I put the parts together, align holes beetween sear and cage, push small pin from one side. Place spring roughly in a right place and pull it in to its final place with the punch. Then push in a pin from the other side. Done.
@michall3918 For sure. First time is always tough for most folks, the more you do it, the easier it gets. Some people struggle because they don’t have the hand eye coordination, their digits are too big, a lot like having options particularly if they aren’t particularly coordinated. In my case I have a progressive neurological disease that makes my fingers literally feel like all thumbs or big toes, it’s pretty frustrating at the best of times. Also hella easier than all the other SP-01 iterations with their sears that completely fall to bits after the retaining pin is punched through the frame. The only other one that is similar to the 2 is the Combat 85.
@@CZFanGrrl oh you are doing great to work on these tiny mechanical parts inside guns with such a condition :) more power to you.
@michall3918 Thanks for saying! It’s good physiotherapy, if you don’t use it, you lose it, right? Cheers!😀
Eemangroup ipscstore is great.
@Ode They certainly are! So glad they ship overseas!