Can anyone tell me if there is a longer lower rod for a CZ

[RustynailDan]

I have been looking for a longer lower rod for my CZ-3D and haven't seen any. Watching that Florida fellow in his nice neutral soil, I noticed his lower rod looked about a foot longer than mine. He is covering twice the area I am with his sweeps and my back gives out bending over. Thought I would ask before starting to fabricate something on my own.

Thanks
Dan

 

[Dan-Pa.]

Always used a regulation lower rod and its on the second hole and I am over 6 feet..Honestly never seen a longer lower rod or heard anything about one being available. I guess its time to call a Fisher dealer or Fisher themselves..I know we are all built different but never seen the need for one myself..Remember to last many hours with a CZ which many feel is heavy the arm must be fully extended to get the proper ergonomics..A short E-mail to Fisher will let you know quickly and can honestly see the need for a longer lower rod as many are much taller than I with different body measurements and most companies do offer a tall mans rod and if none available from Fisher perhaps a tall mans rod from another company may do the job with a little ingenuity...

 

[RustynailDan]

Thanks for the reply, I already looked at a whites lower rod. The clevis isn't as thick as the Fisher. Would have to shim it up with washers, and afraid it wouldn't hold the angle well. I will continue to look, the Fisher site doesn't list one but did not talk to a rep. I have a bad back and trying to stand more up right and not slouch over
Dan.

 

[christopher-ohio]

If you buy one of the new universal lower rods from the new Fisher, you can adjust where the spring clip goes so you can have a longer lower rod. I hope that helps

 

[vernt]

Actually there is a longer lower rod but I don't know where/if they're still available. Got my used one from the forum a long while back. I'm not tall. I use mine on my CZ-20 to slide further up the middle rod to give me a more solid rod that wouldn't wobble when water hunting. Christopher-Ohio's universal rod recommendation sounds a good way to go. HH