CZ75 Stainless Steel Guide Rods & Extra Power Recoil Springs - CZ 75 Accessories by M*CARBO!
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Custom CZ 75 SP-01 Stainless Steel Guide Rod to replace factory plastic guide rod! Custom CZ 75 Stainless Upgrades! Best CZ 75 SP-01 Upgrades to Replace Factory Plastic Guide Rod! American Made CZ 75 Accessories to Improve Lifetime Performance! Combat Veteran Approved CZ 75 Upgrades! Custom CZ 75 SP 01 Accessories to Improve Reliability! Best CZ 75 SP 01 Tactical Accessories for Increased Reliability over Plastic Guide Rod. Custom CZ 75 SP-01 Extra Power Recoil Spring to Reduce Muzzle Flip! A Must have for CZ 75 SP 01 Accessories!
Specifically tuned to run with our CZ 75 Trigger Spring Kit! Best CZ 75 Upgrades to Increase Performance over Factory CZ 75 Parts! Custom CZ 75 SP 01 Tactical Accessories to Improve Cycling Operations! Best CZ 75 SP-01 Upgrades for Reliability and Performance! CZ 75 Disassembly by M*CARBO!
TIMECODES:
Intro - 00:00
Firearms Overview - 00:49
Parts and Tools Needed - 01:20
CZ75 B Omega Field Strip - 03:33
CZ75 B Omega Plastic Guide Rod Review - 04:00
CZ75 B Omega Recoil Spring and Guide Rod Replacement - 05:03
CZ75 B Omega Reattaching Slide - 06:13
CZ75 B Omega Function Check - 06:32
CZ75 Compact Guide Rod Overview - 07:08
CZ75 Compact Field Strip - 07:57
CZ75 Compact Guide Rod Replacement - 08:28
CZ75 Compact Reattaching Slide - 09:36
CZ75 Compact Stainless Steel Guide Rod Review - 09:46
CZ75 SP-01 Field Strip - 10:14
CZ75 SP-01 Plastic Guide Rod Review - 10:31
CZ75 SP-01 Plastic VS Steel Guide Rod - 11:06
CZ75 SP-01 Recoil Spring and Guide Rod Replacement - 11:25
CZ75 SP-01 Reattaching Slide - 13:32
CZ75 SP-01 Function Check - 13:44
Wrap-up/Outro - 14:07
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"plastic inside guns just seems wrong" I like that kind of talk!
Too many guns are made of plastic these days.
Too many Fudds. Change is ok. Plastic is fine where it meets engineering needs.
@@TeensierPython No thanks. You can call me a "Fudd" all you want. Plastic guns are for kids IMO.
Im confused about the whole thing.Things are made the way they are made for a reason...BUT..Why a plastic rod?
Nice to see other people making stuff like this for the CZ's. I'm definately considering the guide rod and spring. However I wanted to mention that some people showing 10K and much more round reviews have the plastic guide rod and it's the same. I think it's just made to be flexible and won't break. However if the metal rod is an improvement in performance it's worth it either way.
Nice to see you guys going all in on CZ bits and pieces and giving the other 2 big CZ names some competition. I installed your spring kit in my P01. Goes head to head with my PCR with CGW parts.
I freaking love MCARBO! You keep improving on a great pistol! Thank you for your Dedication and Service!
Really great quality and beautiful finished parts... 316 no less WOW! All the best.
I wish he would have given us the pound value of each recoil spring
Perfect and very high quality repleace parts. Thanks. I need few parts for my CZ.
Just ordered the guide rod..
Trigger spring will be next..
Thanks..
What is the benefit of l extra power recoil springs”? Won’t they make “racking the slide” more difficult?
Friggin awesome! Been looking for a replacement for the plastic rod... with no luck, until now. Will order ASAP!
A company called stainless steel guide rod has had them for years.
Cajun Gun Works, CZ Custom, SS Guiderods all make stainless steel guiderods for CZ’s
Just bought stainless steel guide rod n extra spring from you guys thanks. The factory plastic one looks flimsy like I thought I was going to break it accidentally when I was cleaning my cz75 sp-o1 lol.
My brand new CZ 75 BD comes with a METAL guide rod. I had to do a double take after watching this video because I was like, WTF, is mine metal??? Broke down the pistol and held a magnet to the guide rod. Yup, solid steel.
I've always been surprised when, after spending up to $800. or even $1,000. for a new pistol, to find out on disassembly that it had a cheap, ten cent, plastic guide rod!
And I ALWAYS replace them immediately. Usually order them (nearly always from the manufacturer's web site!) the same day I find them, and don't even "try out" the gun untill after the new metal guide rod is installed.
Please state the performance improvement we can expect with. These modifications. Understand steel vs. plastic. Thought the spring should be backed off from #16 to #14.
@MACARBO I have purchase both stainless guide rod and extra power recoil spring for SP01 with your trigger spring kit. I don't have the chance hitting the range since the part isn't arrive yet. I'm just wondering why you use a extra power recoil spring vs. CZ custom and Cajun Gun Work suggested with a lighter recoil spring? SP01 itself were sprung strong enough to handle +P ammo. Thank you.
I had no idea that CZ used plastic guide rods, so I used titanium & machined a guide rod for my P-01 Omega. Polished it to a mirror finish & works like a charm.
Plastic-B-Gone! A booger to seat but looks way cool on my SP-01. Cant wait till it needs a good Flitz-n-Dremeling.
Awesome
Cool information Bro……..
Not sure I agree with this... CZ made the entire gun made out of metal except for the guide rod and grips. I doubt something like a guide rod was made out of plastic to be cheaper considering how relatively small it is. I'm hesitant to just go around changing the material just for fun considering how cheap and easy it is to replace this if it breaks.
The guide rod contacts parts that are way more expensive than it is. Add on top of that, the designers intended each part to only have plastic rubbing against it which add to the stress on the barrel and slide. (I think I would rather the $3 guide rod wear out before the slide does) Just replace the guide rod when you change the spring and you should be good to go in my opinion.
@@thejackbox well said. i agree 100%
I have also heard that the polymer guide rod is supposed to flex absorbing some of the recoil. I think having a metal guide rod would make things worse, this is defiantly a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The only thing ive changed on my CZ's is the sights (factory ones are a joke) and the grips. Other then that its fine.
@@kirksmith347 I’ve changed the grips and the trigger pin as well as the firing pin retainer as they are prone to breakage
you don't think a corporation considers the cost of a part when they're manufacturing tens of thousands ... or hundreds of thousands of units? The cost of every single part is a huge difference when you extrapolate it out to a full year. This is absolutely a cost saving measure. If they can get away with going cheaper without making the gun fail, they'll do it.
What is the benefit of the ss guide rod in the compact by itself? Just got a p01, will this just help with longevity or does it actually change the recoil impulse at all?
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I am looking for options for the guide rod and spring choices other than the OEM version; however, based on my research, the ideal recoil spring weight depends upon the power factor of the round you use. According to CGW, the way to find the proper spring weight is to measure the distance of the ejected round, with the sweet spot being somewhere between 6-8 ft. My understanding is that the CZ 75 SP-01 was most likely designed around the standard 9mm NATO round (124 gr at 1200fps) with a power factor of around 149 (depending on barrel length). So the OEM spring would already be pretty strong, no?? While the spec is hard to find, the consensus seems to be that the OEM spring is somewhere around #16 (your site lists the factory weight at #18). So you are advising a 20% increase over an already heavy spring? You mentioned fine tuning...What round does the extra power spring work well with? It seems that the OEM spring is already ideally set up for +P rounds, and after reading a little on this topic, it appears a lot of folks are going with a lighter spring to shoot standard pressure rounds... so what's the deal? I'm not an expert or an engineer, this is just an honest question based upon a lot of reading I've been doing. I'm still experimenting with the SP-01 but I'd like to cut the chase if someone has an answer...
You are right these upgrades are unnecessary...
Yep you are correct steel guide rods are stupid it wears the slide and barrel
Just a suggestion, just a touch of CRC black brake Lube onto that guide rod. That will reduce any friction between that spring and that stainless steel guide rod to almost imperceptible. I like the design of the cz-75, I happen to have a cz75 variant in 40 Smith. Yes I do believe it's a more capable cartridge and the firearm that I have is more than comfortable when shooting it. And surprisingly the best thing for the trigger pull on my firearm, because it was the worst trigger I had ever seen in any of the variants, I had the grip frame and the internals electroless nickel, and it has the slickest trigger I have ever witnessed with standard Parts on any semi-auto. I think the tool steel would have been just as good for a guide rod. In a good anodized aluminum would have been more than appropriate. 316 stainless will work and you certainly shouldn't ever have a problem with it of any kind.
And I hope that the engineer who thought that using plastic Raven phenolic resin was appropriate to put inside a firearm. It was like when Browning started putting the magazine safety and their firearms, made of plastic. That was stupidity.
I can understand putting that no portion in the one guide rod for the purpose of making it a little bit lighter, but there was no reason to do that as for the spring function. It is the reason why you're having so much trouble trying to get it lined up. At least by my estimation. The other problem is you are not controlling the harmonics of the spring by necking it down in the center. The harmonics are just as important to keep under control as any other part of the spring function. I would have went with a straight operating spring guide.
Any tips on installing the guide rod on the sp01?
Mine was warped. I contacted the company, concerned about it, but was told it really doesn't matter because the only purpose of the guide rod is to keep the spring from doubling over on itself.
"That guide rod should easily last 5000 rds before you need replacing. It doesn’t fit like a steel guide rod, its only function is to keep the recoil spring from bending back on itself. You can put a steel guide rod in its place but it’s not necessary.
If this does end up having a problem just call us and we will warranty you out a new one."
For the compact is that a 16lb recoil spring ?
I'm confused because I have never heard of a higher power recoil spring. All I here is the factory one is heavy and CGW sells the firing pin and tuners kit but have never seen a heavier spring option.
You don't make the springs for the compact ?
My SP-01 tactical came with a flat wire spring and the polymer rod does not appear to be wavy or flexed. How come no one makes a straight metal copy of the SP-01 guide rod that works with the stock flat spring?
Whats the # weight on sp-01 spring?
Do you have an installation video for omega trigger spring kit?
great
I haven’t done this for my 3 CZs, but did for a Sig 2022 that I have. The extra weight in the front end might have some benefit, but I fail to see any benefit for a CZ. I just purchased 3 of the trigger kit’s for my P01, Compact, and SP01 from MCarbo and I’m excited to put them in. I mean find a gunsmith.
I just got your extra power and guide rod..
The spring is like an inch longer.
Is this normal?
On my p-01 I have a aluminum one I got from cz. Cz told me not to use a steel guide rod because of the aluminum frame on the p-01
hell its so hard to install the guid rod on the sp01
Does this recoil extended firing pin ?
Won't the steel guide rod damage the slide internals? Why would they place factory plastic guide rods ?
with the p01 do i need to change the spring when upgrading to stainless guide rod? i hear conflicting remarks.
Good question. Talk about half ass info.
Will the sp 01 function with the stainless steel guide rod and factory recoil spring ? Or do you have to change the recoil spring to extra power spring
Iv'e seen some reviews on the MCARBO website that said they were able to make it work with the factory spring. I have not tried it though.
I purchase the guide rod as well but using the stock spring for my SP01. I haven’t had chance to test in the range for function check. I just realized the flat wire weren’t recommended and start searching for the replace spring. All I see were using lighter recoil spring but MCARBO suggest stronger spring.
Now, I’m confused. Both CZ Custom and Cajun Gun Works suggest lighter spring, and I’m sure they know what they are doing on CZs
MCARBO, would you explain why you are going the opposite direction as other CZ Pros?
@@Semi-J usually they would have a softer recoil spring for competition shooters that shoot frangible ammo with lighter loads. My pro carry kit from cajun did not include a lower or higher power recoil spring
is there really any difference in steel and plastic recoil springs?
Springs, yes.
Guide rods, no.
I think it’s a solution waiting for a problem.
My stock sp01 has flat wire spring
My CZ sp-01 has a flat spring
MCARBO , got a idea for you. A tungsten-lead guide rod for a Compact/P-01 . I used to work in a auto-race machine shop and balanced crank shafts. We used Mallory Metal, heavy as lead but heat resistant and machine-able. It had to be tough to balance a stroker crank on a 1000 hp engine.
Seems like a lot for something that replaces a piece of plastic lol
@@johnt4060 Weight in front of the trigger guard can slow recoil and muzzle flip. A guide rod made out of Mallory Metal could add up to 8 oz to the front of a pistol. It weighs almost as much as gold.
@@rapidsqualor5367 ok I see your point now, wouldn’t be a bad idea tbh then
What about CZP-07?
M*CARBO should have a rear sight to replace that big one that interferes when mounting the hammer. It is also too floating and a blow can break it or uneven it. CZ 75 B Omega model.
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M*CARBO debería tener una mira trasera para sustituir ésa tan grande que interfiere al montar el martillo. Además es demasiado flotante y un golpe puede partirla o desnivelarla. Modelo CZ 75B Omega.
So the stock spring is 18lb on the SP-01, and the high power recoil spring from MCARBO is 22lb. Wouldn't a stronger spring mean MORE felt recoil? Genuinely curious if anyone has some insight.
The recoil you feel as the shooter happens once the slide has traveled to the rear of its travel. The heavier recoil spring slows the speed of the slide thus reducing impact force of the slide at the end of travel. This in turn reduces your felt recoil.
@@MCARBO Thanks for the response, I have another question! I was able to install the factory flat spring with your stainless steel guide rod, but website says the two parts are not compatible. Is there another reason the parts should not be run together? I also received your high power recoil spring, but I'm a little concerned I might have issues with lighter loads if the slide fails to cycle fully. (I haven't shot it yet, just a hypothetical).
@@peterrobison8478 Have you had the change to try out the SS guide rod + heavy recoil spring at range? I have the same concern as you. I just received the extra power recoil spring wondering if I need to bring the stock when I hit the range. Thank you.
@@jefflu3538 Yeah I immediately was getting stovepipes. Bring your stock spring for sure. I don't know that I'll every try the extra-power recoil spring again.
@@peterrobison8478 Thank you for your response. I'll order some lighter weight recoil spring from CZ or Cajun. I'm not sure if that many people using +P ammo, I mostly using 115/124gr
Why do you need a a more powerful spring.
How do I get one
Any chance of a MCARBO Binary Trigger for the Sub 2k?
Highly unlikely.
What did you expect, it's a sales pitch. Light on facts and data, heavy on "glittering generalities." Premium look. Premium feel. Fine-tuning (but doesn't give you numbers of what you're tuning). We don't want plastic in our guns, do we? Oh no! Look, this won't improve performance, and it likely won't improve reliability. A guide rod isn't sitting there getting beat up, and there's certainly no "tension". Also heavier springs will cause your muzzle to dip and could cause short-stroking, especially if you have optics installed (additional weight on slide). But no, it's extra power so it's gotta be good right? More is better? 😂
Excellent. Thanks for the video. How do I contact your office to order? Thanks in advance. Paul
www.mcarbo.com/cz-custom-accessories.aspx
No options for the P-07 or P-09? WTF?
They suck bro
@@bidenisgod6978 Hahaha is that your "professional" opinion?
Why would CZ even use a plastic guide rod in the first place? Instead of giving it's customers a quality steel or stainless one, why give us a plastic one? I hate to see it when these firearm manufacturers - which seem to not care about our trust - get complacent and overconfident with our business, as they continue to shove cheap plastic parts and components down our throats!
@@ou812true5 evidently, there are those (like you) who don't care about the dwindling quality of (SUPPOSEDLY) fine firearms flooding the American market, and don't mind paying top dollar and getting inferior plastic parts(?).