Brooks Trigger Kit

czt3 · Post by **czt3** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:04 pm

I have a new Cz .22lr. Unfortunatly the trigger has a sh#t load of creep. Anyone familiar with the 'Brooks Trigger Kit' out of the US. At about $25 AU they are much cheaper than puttin in a whole new trigger. i just wonder how good they are?

Post by **kjd** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 1:01 pm

I have heard they are quite good but haven't used one myself!!

daisy · Post by **daisy** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:08 pm

I got a trigger kit and the hex replacement screws for $48.25 paid with paypale.

I didn't use the tubes as creep wasn't too bad. I did use the second heaviest spring and it passed the bump test . I had to put in the heaviest spring in as it didn't make the 2 pound limit for hunter silhouette. I shot a PB of 22 with it so I'm leaving it alone for a while.

Have a 3/32 x 3/4 roll pin handy as the front pin can get bent easily.

My CZ is the silhouette modle.

HTH
daisy

dave · Post by **dave** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 5:24 pm

There pretty good but stay away from the lighter springs, theres 5 in total from memory tried one in a mates .22 and after about 3 months it would fire as soon as the bolt shut so wen back to the slightly heavier ones and havent had a problem since!

czt3 · Post by **czt3** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:33 pm

dave wrote: it would fire as soon as the bolt shut

Jeez, thats bad!!!!!!

native hunter · Post by **native hunter** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:42 pm

G'day
I purchased a kit and hex head screws as well.
I used the ? second smallest sleeve and also second smallest spring which gave me a excellent trigger which was very light and minimal creep.
This trigger is also safe and has had a couple of thousand shots by it, still no trouble.
Dont forget you can use a light spring and then use the existing factory adjustment as well.
Well worth the money and you should not be without one.!!!
Regards
Damien Webb.

Archfile · Post by **Archfile** » Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:55 pm

I put one in my 17hmr, was well worth the money. Go for it

matto · Post by **matto** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 7:53 am

I'm with native hunter I used the red sleeve and the second litest spring in my HMR its awsome. I know people who have paid a fair bit of cash for trigger jobs in there cz and haven't had as good a result. And the brooks kit is fully reverseable.

Dr G · Post by **Dr G** » Mon Jun 25, 2007 12:28 am

Might be a dumb question but i dont have time at the moment to chase it down myself.

Are the brooks trigger kits available locally or do they need to be imported?

and

Who would you recomend purchasing them from?

thanks in advance as i probably wont get back online for another week or two

albow · Post by **albow** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 7:31 pm

I have worked the trigger in my cz 22lr with one of the kits and found it very easy to fit and well worth the dollars.

Dr G - mail ordered mine from Eric Brooks as per the attached site. Ordered it and it was here in about 7 days. Also got the bore guide to suit the cz too

http://cz452.com

Knackers · Post by **Knackers** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 8:53 pm

G'day fellas,
I have a brno 2-E .22lr and a CZ452 .17hmr varmit.
The 17 had a trigger job done by Clancy and its great.@ $50

My B.I.L is a tool maker and did the trigger on the brno about six years ago and it is great aswell. The gun passes thebump test but on a recent trip out in the western Riverina shooting rabbits the rifle discharged severral times when I flicked the saftey off?

The rifle is near twenty years old, has anyone suffered this problem?

Col. Pogy · Post by **Col. Pogy** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 9:47 pm

Extensive review of the CZ forum on Rimfire Central will suggest several fully acceptable alternatives to obtaining a nice trigger pull without use of the kit. In addition to learning a variety of CZ things you could use the savings for AMMO. Besides, many of us oldsters remember that "creep" used to be "take-up" and a quite familiar thing in good shooting. pogy

Post by **kjd** » Fri Jun 29, 2007 10:29 pm

Col. Pogy wrote:Extensive review of the CZ forum on Rimfire Central will suggest several fully acceptable alternatives to obtaining a nice trigger pull without use of the kit. In addition to learning a variety of CZ things you could use the savings for AMMO. Besides, many of us oldsters remember that "creep" used to be "take-up" and a quite familiar thing in good shooting. pogy

But a creepy trigger and a 2-stage trigger are two different things mate atleast you know when the rifle will fire with a 2 stage its not consistant with a creepy trigger!!

Dr G · Post by **Dr G** » Sun Jul 01, 2007 4:00 pm

albow wrote:I have worked the trigger in my cz 22lr with one of the kits and found it very easy to fit and well worth the dollars.

Dr G - mail ordered mine from Eric Brooks as per the attached site. Ordered it and it was here in about 7 days. Also got the bore guide to suit the cz too

http://cz452.com

Thanks albow, thats the sort of recomendation i was after. I will have to look into one asap

czt3 · Post by **czt3** » Sun Jul 01, 2007 4:27 pm

Just ordered one from CZ452.com. Let you know wat i think after i fit it. Cheers for the feedback. thanks

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