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Also note CZ triggers usually need to break in (around 500 rounds) and the trigger will improve during break in, if this is not enough for you, then this may be of help to you.
This was done useinga CZ-75B SP-01, models with a decocker will be different than this one with a manual safety. I plan on doing this to a decocker model, but I don't have one...yet.

The tools I used are:
picks(like dental picks)
Punch
phillips screw driver
sand paper (400 grit I found works well)
and a paded vise

First off you need to unload and field strip your pistol

Remove the magazine, thenalign the two lines on the rear of the slide:

Push out the slide stop

then pull it out

The slide will now pull off towards the front, removing the barrel and spring is not required for a triggerjob

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next remove the grips using a phillips screw driver

remove the mainspring plug pin (under pressure, push theplug against a table or simlar surface while doing this)

then carfully take out the magazine break like so lifting up and pulling forward:

Then release the mainspring plug

Pull out the plugand mainspring

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Next lift up on the sear spring

while lifting up the spring pull out the safety (helps if its onsafe to give more to grab onto) The CZ-85B you have to pull out both sides of the safety

lift out the trigger assembly

Remove the sear pin

taken apart, be careful of the two small springs in it(sear spring and firing pin block lever spring)

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Next sanding on the sear. I use 400 grit paper and found it to be effective,while sanding I found putting the paper on a flat surface and carfully taking the sear across it the best way do sand it down, though other ways such as using a vise may also work. Also do not round...