CZ455 Trigger Question

[Islander]

I have a MPA rifle with the YoDave springs that was set at 1&1/2 lbs. The trigger sometimes has a small amount of take up in it before it breaks and then randomly feels like it breaks without any take up. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this common with the CZ triggers or should I have better consistency? If it's kind of the norm any suggestions on an aftermarket trigger? Thanks

 

[littlepod]

I'd tighten the screw a bit, might not be running stable at 1.5 lbs. Try to tighten it up to like 1.75 lbs and see if it's more consistent.

 

[orange]

The best fix I’ve found, after trying a few, is the trigger by Scar. It is a legitimate 2 stage with a wide range of adjustment.

 

[JoeyAtch]

Mine had the same issue. Did you try the shims that came in your YoDave kit?

 

[JoeyAtch]

I installed the red shim and lightest spring. It’s a very nice trigger now.

 

[accurate obsession]

The thing with the YoDave is all the trial and error with the spacers. They are how the take-up is eliminated and then different springs for pull weight. I have tried all options for the 455 except Timney which will not go light enough for me and I settled on the DIP adjustable sear as my go-to for CZ. A small set screw will adjust out take-up and then install the spring of your choice. By all accounts the Bscar is a top notch solution at around $300 +/- and I would have one but there is not clearance for it in my chassis.