The original pins are cast iron, and brittle. Got my steel replacement here:
http://www.gunpartswarehouse.com/cz52.htm
J&G also sells ‘em, a bit cheaper I think.
Thanks for the tip.
I don’t really know what had been done to the firing pin before I bought the pistol, but I know the second firing pin (the one I installed) was not dry fired - and also broke in less than 100 rounds.
I had a suspicion is was probably something to do with the metal used.
No way. They used CAST IRON for a firing pin? [facepalm]