This is an extremely close CZ 75 clone. Pop the gun open and take some pics of the internals and I can help you figure out if the parts are interchangeable. My strong suspicion is that they will mostly work.

Nice gun!

Originally Posted by Pistolero

This is an extremely close CZ 75 clone. Pop the gun open and take some pics of the internals and I can help you figure out if the parts are interchangeable. My strong suspicion is that they will mostly work.

Nice gun!

I'm really hoping that to be so. It's a Springfield, so I'm not too worried about much else aside from springs and other basic maintenance.

And... erm... once I figure out how to take it down I'll get pictures of the insides for you.

Looks nice! Sorry I can't help with parts info, but its going to be tough. I saw this on e-gunparts.com - and they seem to have everything!

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The Springfield Armory Model P9 Ultra IPSC (LSP) is a competition model that was manufactured from 1991 to 1993. It was available in 9mm Para., .40 S&W and .45 ACP calibers. This is a double-action model and it is not the same as the 1911 models. We do not have any parts available for the P9 LSP Models. For more information you can try a post on our Public Forum.
RJ

At the rear of the slide (left side) there are two dots -one on the frame, one on the slide. Put the trigger at half-cock then manually retract the slide so the dots line up. Using the base of the magazine, tap the protrusion on theright side of the pistol opposite the slide release. When the slide release starts to move, grasp it and firmly pull until it comes fully out. Once the slide stop pin is out, simply move the slide forward from the frame and remove.

Online , it says it was made from 89-93. It is basically a CZ clone, as others have said.

Originally Posted by kev74

Looks nice! Sorry I can't help with parts info, but its going to be tough. I saw this on e-gunparts.com - and they seem to have everything!

Yeah, I had them on the phone today, too. They were the second ones I called after Springfield. I about fell out when I heard that. I can get parts for my K31 there, but not this one. Fantastic! LOL!

Hopefully it is never needed, but should you require internal work to fix something, you might want to take a good look at parts from either of these:

http://eaacorp.com/handguns-witness-elite-match-EI.html

http://cz-usa.com/product_detail.php?id=33

Originally Posted by Pistolero

At the rear of the slide (left side) there are two dots -one on the frame, one on the slide. Put the trigger at half-cock then manually retract the slide so the dots line up. Using the base of the magazine, tap the protrusion on theright side of the pistol opposite the slide release. When the slide release starts to move, grasp it and firmly pull until it comes fully out. Once the slide stop pin is out, simply move the slide forward from the frame and remove.

Ah, that wasn't so bad! Thank you! That answered one of my biggest questions. I didn't want to shoot it until I got it apart. So thanks!

But dear god does that thing need a bath!

Anyway, here are the insides:





This one's kinda blurry, sorry. It was the best of the bunch.

It'll take me a moment to upload some images -they are on the way!

Here's the images first.









In my opinion the recoil-spring/guide-rod assemblies are not readily interchangeable. Trigger spring looks like an exact duplicate. As for the ejector and sear housing -mine is a decocker model and is more complex. Try posting to the CZ forum on this site for some pics/info from owners of the CZ 75 with a manual safety. Does this help?

It does. Sounds like I may need to talk with a gunsmith when parts go bad. I figured as much.

Ok, maybe you can help me out with this one. When I took it down last night to take pictures I apparently didn't put it back together correctly. The guide rod now sticks out when the slide is closed, maybe 3/4 of an inch. I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong.

Sounds like the slide-stop pin is blocking the guide rod from seating fully. Retract the slide again to align the dots (if possible) and drive out the pin. If the slide won't retract that far, use something with a bit more oomph to knock the pin out from where it is (like a brass hammer or something that will likewise not mar the finish). After seperating the slide and reseating the barrel and spring/guide rod assembly, put the slide back on and align the dots before inserting the slide stop "pin." When properly aligned, it passes through the lug at the base of the barrel. This should correct your problem.

Sorry I didn't include reassembly instructions. :*(

Originally Posted by Pistolero

Sounds like the slide-stop pin is blocking the guide rod from seating fully. Retract the slide again to align the dots (if possible) and drive out the pin. If the slide won't retract that far, use something with a bit more oomph to knock the pin out from where it is (like a brass hammer or something that will likewise not mar the finish). After seperating the slide and reseating the barrel and spring/guide rod assembly, put the slide back on and align the dots before inserting the slide stop "pin." When properly aligned, it passes through the lug at the base of the barrel. This should correct your problem.

Sorry I didn't include reassembly instructions. :*(

It's doing it before the pin even gets in there. If I place the slide where it would be with the pin in it's already doing it. When I get it back together and lock the slide open, the guide rod appears to bend somewhat up.

Sounds like the guide rod is not sitting in the right spot.

Yeah, but that's what I can't figure out. It looks like it is, and when I try to move it it just pops down into the same spot again. I'm losing my mind, I tell ya! LOL!

Good news is this is not like trying to reassemble a Ruger MKIII! Damn that design... I digress. In your photographs I was surprised by the somewhat smaller and dramatically curved lug at the base of your barrel. Mine is squared to the guide-rod and even has a detent the guide rod seats into. Is the pin slipping fom the barrel lug?

I GOT IT!

Thank you. I just needed to give it a stern talking to, have three hands, sit in the right spot with one leg over my head and one arm twisted behind my back. LOL! Just like my 1911! Just kidding. It did need a stern talking to and some strong arming. I had to hold the guide rod in place while sliding it all back together so it wouldn't slide down. Apparently gravity was working against it.

I forgot to mention. I found aftermarket parts for it while trying to find info on what I did wrong. Apparently, Wolff makes all the springs. Not too shabby.

Great news! I'm glad it's all working out. I hope you got some of that junk cleaned out while it was apart. Happy shooting.

No, I didn't have time. LOL! Which is fine, I have to master this anyway, but that's what I'll be doing tomorrow night since I want to shoot it on Sunday, hopefully. Thanks for your help!

Just in case anyone was wondering...

She's a sweetheart on the range! I couldn't get the gun to NOT be accurate, she handles really well, etc. I need to do some inspections on the weapon because every so often I could feel the slide. I think it's catching on something. But I'd be shooting just fine then suddenly I'd feel the slide hit back really hard. Only during rapid fire, though.

Originally Posted by SuckLead

Just in case anyone was wondering...

She's a sweetheart on the range! I couldn't get the gun to NOT be accurate, she handles really well, etc. I need to do some inspections on the weapon because every so often I could feel the slide. I think it's catching on something. But I'd be shooting just fine then suddenly I'd feel the slide hit back really hard. Only during rapid fire, though.

That sounds weird about the recoil problem. Interesting. Maybe your gun just doesn't like to be used for rapid fire? Sounds like a pistol that only wants to be fired one good well placed shot at a time. Nothing bad about that

Good to hear that it shoots well (I wouldn't expect anything different from a CZ or clone thereof) You have a magnificent looking piece of machinery in your hands.

Originally Posted by Buffal0

That sounds weird about the recoil problem. Interesting. Maybe your gun just doesn't like to be used for rapid fire? Sounds like a pistol that only wants to be fired one good well placed shot at a time. Nothing bad about that

Good to hear that it shoots well (I wouldn't expect anything different from a CZ or clone thereof) You have a magnificent looking piece of machinery in your hands.

That shouldn't be the case, it's a match gun designed for IPSC. I'm gonna keep an eye on it, I want to use it for IDPA eventually. If it seems to be an issue I'll take it to a gunsmith. I'd like another shooter's opinion on it, though. I've got an issue with my wrist caused by a 500 mag, so it could just be me.

Originally Posted by SuckLead

I'd like another shooter's opinion on it, though.

Send it to me with some ammo and I'll try it out for you.

Very nice looking pistol you have there.