01-23-2019, 03:37 AM
The CZ 455 trigger has 2 pins: one is a pivot, and one acts as a force-transmission bar to the sear.
Any gap between the sear and the second, force-transmitting pin becomes apparent as trigger creep.
The bushing basically takes up space between the pin and sear.
In the photo, the solid pin is the pivot, and the split-pin is the sear pin.
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Any gap between the sear and the second, force-transmitting pin becomes apparent as trigger creep.
The bushing basically takes up space between the pin and sear.
In the photo, the solid pin is the pivot, and the split-pin is the sear pin.