CSX went back. Again.

[UC_Guy 1971]

I really want to like my CSX. But it hates me. Trigger locked up right around the 40 count. Smith said to send it back.

 

[Jsimon78]

Each company has their lemons. The Glock G43X I had was horrible, my M&P M2.0 10mm had issues till it went to the gunsmith, and my CZ P09C nocturne has a quirk to it.

 

[Lab4Us]

CZ P09C nocturne has a quirk to it.

Might you expand on this? I’ve recently been looking at suppressor ready handguns and the CZ P-09 C SR is on my list. If a regular one has quirks, it would certainly make me hesitant about adding attachments. I love my Shadow 2 Carry so the P09C SR was near the top of my potential buys.

 

[NMEDGE]

At one time I wanted one, now not so much. Glad I waited.

 

[Annihilator]

I know how you feel, few years ago I bought a new S&W 629, the barrel was canted the the left, sent it back, few weeks later got it back and now the barrel was canted to the right, again it went back, when I received it back I got rid of it, seems S&W still ding have there act together

 

[UC_Guy 1971]

I have my CSX back. Again. Took it to the range after replacing the slide. Now it is back in it's original form.

Looking fancy. Like a pretend 1911.

The top target was my original five rounds. The tight grouping.... was not the CSX. That was from my Taurus TH40c (bigger holes too).

After working on proper sight alignment, sight picture, breath control and trigger squeeze I realized that, apparently, I will always shoot low and left with the CSX.​

 

[SimonRL]

Might you expand on this? I’ve recently been looking at suppressor ready handguns and the CZ P-09 C SR is on my list. If a regular one has quirks, it would certainly make me hesitant about adding attachments. I love my Shadow 2 Carry so the P09C SR was near the top of my potential buys.

The early P09Cs had problems with FTFs caused by the optic screws being too long and interfering with the extractor. There were also issues with tight tolerances with the chamber. As I understand it, those have been worked out on the later models.

 

[UC_Guy 1971]

The early P09Cs had problems with FTFs caused by the optic screws being too long and interfering with the extractor. There were also issues with tight tolerances with the chamber. As I understand it, those have been worked out on the later models.

The Glock 48 MOS (so the 43x MOS too?) had this same problem with the optic screw on the right side interfering with the extractor. At least with the screws provided by Holosun.