CZ Shadow 2 hammers

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CZ Shadow 2, CZ 75 SP-01 Shadow SA/DA hammer | wide

CZ Shadow 2 hammers

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The hammer affects the trigger pull and the strike on the firing pin of your CZ Shadow 2. A lighter hammer can give a lighter, cleaner single action pull, a heavier one a more consistent strike. A different shape changes the look and how you handle the hammer. You can choose hammers from KMR, Eemann Tech and Ultimate.

Hammers you can choose

  • KMR Retro SA/DA hammer: retro style, stainless steel. For the Shadow 2, SP-01 and SP-01 Shadow.
  • KMR Thin SA/DA hammer: thinner than the original hammer, stainless steel.
  • KMR Hidden SA hammer: single action hammer for the TS 2, Shadow 2 and SP-01 Shadow, stainless steel.
  • Eemann Tech Super Light hammer: 9 g and 8.0 mm wide. It reduces sear creep for a smoother and lighter single action pull and is often paired with a light main spring. It is legal for IPSC Production.
  • Ultimate Light hammer: a lighter hammer for a shorter lock time and a lighter pull with the right springs.
  • Ultimate Heavy hammer: a heavier hammer for a more consistent strike and reliable ignition.

The Ultimate hammers have a DLC finish and aggressive serrations on top for a better grip when you decock by hand. The KMR hammers are made in the Czech Republic.

Installation

Fitting a hammer affects the safety and sear engagement. Eemann Tech recommends professional fitting for the Super Light hammer.

Related collections

A lighter hammer works with a matching main spring, see CZ Shadow 2 springs. For triggers, see CZ Shadow 2 triggers. For all Shadow 2 parts, see CZ Shadow 2 accessories.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Eemann Tech Super Light hammer legal for IPSC Production?

Yes. It is legal for the IPSC Production division.

Should I use a light or a heavy hammer?

A light hammer for a lighter, cleaner single action pull with the right springs. A heavy hammer for a more consistent strike and ignition.