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I have read that the CZ-52 firing pin was cast and prone to breakage, and that milled ones are out there, but no luck finding them so far.
Anyone have a source?
Anyone have a source?
Probably cheaper that way.J&G Sales has them for $10.
I honestly don't know if a rifle that archaic would benefit from a titanium pin.Yep, J&G, thanks.
On the other hand, a titanium pin sounds cool.![]()
???..... The CZ is a pistol. 7.62x25I honestly don't know if a rifle that archaic would benefit from a titanium pin.
They must be pretty proud of their firing pins, $45 worth of proud.Sorry to dredge up an old thread, but if anyone wanted a replacement pin for their CZ-52, this is the place to go: Harrington Products CZ-52 Competition and Replacement Parts
I have a stage 3 heavy competition firing pin and I couldn't be happier. The gun is very accurate and has a very light trigger pull with this pin.
No idea what I paid for mine anymore, I originally bought it years ago from makarov.com. I'm happy with it and considering how accurate the gun is with the lighter trigger pull, I have no complaints about that price.They must be pretty proud of their firing pins, $45 worth of proud.
Here you go, 2 links for your Firing pin. i would recommend adding a return spring as well, the 7.62x25 Tok ammo that's available today is almost all surplus Sub-machine gun ammo (Ppsh most likely) and while the Cz-52 was designed to handle these loads they can cause problems, and their primers are harder and you can sometimes get hammer "dead falls".
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Harrington Products CZ-52 Firing Pins