I've even changed the spring out to a 15lbs, but still hurts every time I fire them. Changed out to 13 to the 11 makes no difference still hurt the hand to fire these weapons. Bought 2 CZ82's and there great no killing the hand. Am I the only one with this problem?? Is there something I'm doing wrong here. I've fired a ton of hand guns but this is the first time one is killing my hand to fire. I thought it was the spring, so I bought the 11lb, 13lb, and 15lb tried them all didn't make any difference at all. Still killing my hand to fire.

Light weight AL frame, also smaller contact patch with your hand. Wear some PAST gloves or don't shoot them.

they are angry little guns to be sure. It's just the nature of the beast, I sure don't shoot mine for fun(much)

Think .... recoil is my friend, recoil is my friend, recoil is my friend.....
it'll still hurt but you'll like it.

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Originally Posted by Nitris
I've even changed the spring out to a 15lbs, but still hurts every time I fire them. Changed out to 13 to the 11 makes no difference still hurt the hand to fire these weapons. Bought 2 CZ82's and there great no killing the hand. Am I the only one with this problem?? Is there something I'm doing wrong here. I've fired a ton of hand guns but this is the first time one is killing my hand to fire. I thought it was the spring, so I bought the 11lb, 13lb, and 15lb tried them all didn't make any difference at all. Still killing my hand to fire.

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I think I have seen pics where somebody took rubber padding(like off a mouse pad) and glued it on the back of the frame

I found getting rid of the thumbrest grips along with using the 15# recoil spring made it much nicer to shoot.
-greg

like my DI said, "As long as you can feel the recoil it means your still alive."