CZ Shadow 2 Complete Disassembly/Reassembly
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2020
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This video will be showing how to completely strip your CZ shadow 2 down to the bare frame and slide for detailed cleaning, parts replacement and more!
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You saved my ass trying to get the trigger cage back in! Couldn't figure out what spring was getting in the way of the safety from fully seating
Very well shot video. Close-up shots on more challenging components are clear and well-lit. I especially like the steps on assembling the sear. I feel so much confident taking and putting apart my Shadow 2. I have just disassembled it. Giving the parts a nice clean and putting them together tomorrow. Thank you so much for this awesome video.
Very interesting. Thanks! After watching this I find it hard to imagine how pistols can be assembled via automation. Amazing!
Fantastic video, I’d never detail stripped my S2 and this was so easy to follow along with and very well explained.
Just got a cz shadow 2 in urban grey, this helps a ton for a few thousand rounds later thank u a lot!!
Good Video. After 3 1/2 years and over ~30.000 rounds i disassembly my gun the first time with your video. Many thanks. it makes it really easy !
Thx!!!
I added the Ultimate kit and was following your video. At one point i found a small spare part that belongs to the right hand safety (no 15 on spar part diagram). Took a little while to localise its position. Other then that. Very very helpful video!
Excellent video for those DIY gunsmith in the world! You're awesome!
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I think Petri below may have mentioned it: When I was pounding out the disconnector pin, my frame fell of my table. When I reassembled my gun and started dry firing it my right safety was working itself out. I suspected I lost a part. I looked under my table to see what looked like a piece of trash but went for it anyway. It was a tiny machined piece of metal that fits opposite of the little safety thing you had to press on to fully insert your safety. Once I put that tiny part back in place, it held in my right safety lever as designed. Point being...try not to lose that little part in the right rear area. Great video. I had not watched it prior to my experience. It will be my go-to video in the future should I have to disassemble/reassemble my shadow 2. I had a hellava time putting back in my trigger return spring via an alternate means vs. how you did it; I was really sweating it.
Very helpful video to clean the cz - Thank you!!
I'm about to attempt cajun gunworks pro package and this is the first video I've seen that makes me feel a little better about doing it.
Great video. I was stuck at a point and your video helped me a lot!
THANK YOU!!! I literally watched this video and followed step by step!
Great video! Thanks for taking the time making it!
Great vid. Thanks for doing this even with a cold! Hope you’re feeling better. Drink tea with honey, cinnamon, lemon and expensive bourbon, lots of bourbon my friend.
Awesome video. One tip: if you’re putting an extending safety in, well…any safety…check that it fully seats first. It could require some fitting and you don’t want to be trying to check that with everything already installed.
My issue happened to be that there was a lot of resistance on the flat, female safety side taking the rod. Rod being the post that has the cutout for the spring (sorry..can’t think of a better name for it). Once you pull the detent spring back, the safety should “snap” into place. I knew it was lined up correctly…it’s impossible to make a mistake as far as that goes. Spring was pulled up and over..
I took a rubber mallet to it…was a bit worried but, it worked perfectly.
Thank you so much! This helps me tons. Greetings from Germany. Btw, left a sub.
Thank you glad it helped, nice to see my videos being watched all the way over there!
Thanks so much you have give me the confidence to clean my gun better.
Beautiful video, good picture, light and good explain.
Great video! You missed the bushing on the slide too - not just the sights. It also comes off, retained by the same pin which also locks the front sight in place.
Great video! Thanks for the good information.
Other than the weight and shape of the trigger, frame and slide, this is an *identical* gun to the good old CZ 75 !
Great video !
Thank you for the good work !
Excellent video
Thanks for the informative video, quick question: which punch sizes do you recommend to get for S2 (if not buying a kit)?
Great gun but not the best bug out option imo. Thanks for taking the time making this video. Appreciate it.
Thank you for the video it was very helpful
Thanks for this video!
Awesome video!
Thanks a lot. Big help brother!!!
Glad it helped thanks for watching
Great video!
A Glock full disassembly is easy-peasy. One needs more practice with Shadow 2 :)
Thank you so much. it is very difficult to put back firing pin for me.
Great vide thank you!
Thanks for the Video :)
Very nice video.Thanks.
Overall a great video! But there was one little part I swear I didn't see you take out or put back in, the "safety detent plunger" on the right side (part #15 in the Shadow 2 parts schematic). The reason I bring this up is because when I first tried to change out the safety the gun slipped out of my hands and the pieces went flying. The sear assembly and the plunger on the left side with the spring were pieces that I could see in your video. But the tiny little plunger that holds the right side of the safety in place eluded me. At first I thought it might have broken off the sear assembly. After a careful inspection of the gun, like a jigsaw puzzle, I found the spot where the little piece seemed to fit. And it did. Just mentioning this because I can't imagine that I'm the only one who this happened to. And I apologize if I just somehow missed seeing this in your video although I looked very carefully both on the disassembly and reassembly and did not see you discuss it. Just thought I'd mention it.
Agreed. Important to know !
Hey Guys i diasassembled my Shadow II as well. I have the SA only model. Guess the plunger isnt build in at this model. I couldnt find that plunger in my weapon too. Am i right or is it missing?
Yes, there may be differences between CZ models. You can reach out to CZCustom and ask: info@czcustom.com
One thing is sure, the DA model has 2 little parts located on each side of sear, one located on left side called safety detent plunger with a minuscule spring. The other to the right of sear, small part a little more squarish (no spring). Pain to remove and pain to put back!
@@amdmyers On the DA/SA model that plunger is what makes the positive connection to the safety. If you have a safety on your SA variation then I would think that plunger would still be there. This guy does have a video showing the conversion to SA only. I don't know if the conversion makes it into the exact model you have, but if it does, then that video might be the one to watch. ruclips.net/video/U6hkoA1kfnw/видео.html
I reed this too late🤦♂️I thougt i broke something👍
Love the video. I was just wondering if the barrel bushing is necessary for a detail cleaning?
Nice job young man, sounds like you have a cold..
No just constant allergies, inflamed Passages so I’m constantly sniffling or stuffed up
Does the CZ Shadow 2 have a drop safe safety? I know the CZ 75 had a firing pin trigger safety in the slide but your video doesn’t show any in the slide? Did the Shadow 2 do away with the firing pin block?
Thanks. will begin disassembly because it be dirty, Down in there. 😮
Great video! What tools did you use? I'm unfamiliar with them, so I would appreciate it if you could provide a list of their names. Thank you.
thanks
My S2 has a Safety detent plunger on the right side too and it drops off easily. You also notice it when you are putting the right side safety back into place, sincethe safety only goes in one way because of the safety detent plunger.
Is this close enough that I could use it disassemble an SPO1?
I need some help please, once I install the retainer pin, I cannot get the sear cage to fully go back, and my right safety won't connect to the left one, if I leave the retainer pin out, the sear cage goes fully back, but as soon as I install the retainer pin, the sear cage will not line up
And you are able to just out in the mag release on the opposite side to make it lefty?
Is that slave pin included with the Shadow 2, or something you have to purchase separately? I couldn't find it within my CZ box/package.
Just a pin you make, you can use a multitude of things, I use old roll pins or transfer punches that I cut down. Some people have even used the straw from a spray can.
Any chance you could do a sight disassembly?
do you have video how to lubricate this gun?
The trigger bar spring and mag release spring loops, do they have to match up perfectly under the screw or is the only part that is important is where the hangers are even that pushup on the trigger bar?
I’ve seen them where they line up perfect under the bar but are bent around the screw from factory so I’d say under the trigger bar is most important
@@TheGunBench badazz! I've installed a new one and the loops didnt line up but the hangers needed slight adjustment on one arm and it's perfect. No false reset or hammer pre-cock on trigger release. I like everything to be like factory like but it is what it is
Your good, thanks a lot eh
Do you know is there anywhere sells the tool kit that you used for disassemble the gun?
Just a basic punch set will do, a slave pin (like I used to put the trigger back in) can be made out of many things
stripped the magazine release screw today. Do you know what size torx bit is used to remove this screw?
It's a T10 size. But I stripped mine too. You mean the mag release button's screw right? It was so damn tight. I used soldering iron to heat up and try to break down the thread locker but still. @The Gun Bench did you encounter the same issue?
Where did you get those cool parts trays? Do you have a link for them?
These were off the Cornwell truck you can buy the same thing but different colors on amazon
www.amazon.com/HD-Battery-Cable-Repair-Kit/dp/B07RXGR7TZ
Great job! Could you please tell the exact sizes of the tools you use for thr cz pins?
Greetings from Germany
Typically just a 1/16 and 3/32 punch do most CZs
Thank you for the fast response.
What blue trays are those?
If not for this video I would be shooting my Glock on saturday. Now I can rock the shadow 2 with all new lighter springs and upgrades.
Vedio is great but the the pistol parts is not convincing for me to buy because there is so many parts, the problem is once you miss 1 parts is totally failed to assemble specially the small spring...thats why i go to 1911 the accurate pistol..sorry cz shadow and cz ts 2
A highly overrated gun, a shitty design that's hard to take a part.
thanks