Cajun Gun Works

[A.J. Holst]

Just received my 75B Omega back from David, very pleased with his customer service and looking forward to shooting it tomorrow.

My Omega was needing a trip to a qualified gunsmith after having been fixed by a local expert. 

How one can take 4 months to booger up a hammer and sear as result of replacing a trigger bar spring is beyond comprehension.

Contacted CGW in late February, was advised they were taking in no new work until late March / April.

David told me he manages the inflow so he and his team can focus on the guns on the bench vs. the backlog of guns on the shelf.

Received email from CGW, ready for additional work, if still interested, please contact.

Opted for the Pro Package.

Process for work order, shipping, etc all handled by CGW, combination of email and phone

8- 10 week promised turn time.

Sent mid April, returned in approximately 8 weeks.

Received a call from David verbally detailing the work completed and final cost. He replaced the sear, added $9 to my original quote.

Credit card by phone for payment.

Comparing the trigger action to my SDP from CZC, the Omega trigger is better. It's got to have something to do with geometry... I also think it equates the quality of work put out by David and Angus.

Comparing the P01 to the 75B, note the differences in the pics: the upswept beaver tail allows me to get a slightly higher grip. Omega specific, the shape of the trigger is more comfortable for my itchy trigger finger and shorter reset/take up.

[DWARREN123]

I have heard many good things about them and that they do great work. May your CZ's please you greatly.

[walthermitty]

It would be great to know who the "local expert" is, so we can adjust our expectations accordingly.

[A.J. Holst]

Worked at a shop out West that has been 2 new reincarnations since I last darkened their doors.