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I have been cleaning up my gun room and putting hunting season clothes and big game knives and stuff back where I know where it is for the next time I want it. Then when I got my bench cleared I decided to do the trigger lightening on the CZ 452 Grand Finale I got about two weeks ago. I backed the adjustment nut off all the way then cut the spring and with the adjuster backed off I had adjustment to use if I cut to much off. I had to take it apart two or three times and cut more off the spring each time until with three coils cut and the adjuster nut screwed down to put enough tension on the spring to pass the bump test I got a 1 lb. pull that holds the sear well. I will leave it wear in then go over it again if anything changes on the pull weight. I don't use that Yo-Dave kit. I have tried other shooters that use that kit and mine are better triggers than theirs and I can reverse every thing I did in 5 minutes if I sell the rifle or trade it off. I don't leave a gun go from here to any one with the light triggers. I have to put the CZ back together but right now I am on break. Got up at 3:00 AM with my wife as she had the early shift this morning. I think I need to put my feet up a while.

Great rifle to do trigger work on.

Cleaning my shop today, re-arranging vehicle storage and dealing with lo-ballers on the Jeep I am selling!

I'm with you on the trigger mod on the CZs. Have never seen any need for the Yo Dave kit. One of the many reasons I so love CZ rimfires is how easy they are to work on the trigger. The only guns that I can get even lighter and still safe triggers are my original Contenders. Have been modding those triggers for decades.

You are inspiring me to clean up my work bench a bit. Enjoy having your feet up.