CZ P10 f any good?
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RangerPark
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- Near Edmonton, AB
Big fan of the P10F so far. It's a full frame pistol but comes in at 24.5 oz without a mag. By comparison it's lighter than my SP-01 Phantom by 1.5 oz. Took it to the range for the first time this morning and really liked it. Being so light it's a bit whippy but still fairly tame being only 9mm. Sights are only adjustable for windage but POI was dead on at 25 yards. Trigger is the nicest I've seen for a striker fired pistol, crisp and fairly light. Takedown and cleaning is a breeze. Recoil spring is a flat spring and is perfectly tuned. Barrel is oversized and beefy and so is the extractor. Fits in a P09 holster but doesn't take older P09 mags.
I like it so much I will likely get a P10C to complement it. I also have a P10F optics ready on pre-order
I like it so much I will likely get a P10C to complement it. I also have a P10F optics ready on pre-order
Ok great, that helps. Any malfunctions for you? My friend wants $400 for his, seems pretty reasonable.
RangerPark
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Near Edmonton, AB
Only 100 rounds today, CCI Blazer 124 gr and Winchester XP 147 gr, ran like clockwork. I've had 2 out of 10 mags fail to hold open on last round. I couldn't replicate the malfunction constantly or single out a mag. I'm thinking it's just breaking in going on.
I don't have one, nor have I shot, but I've done my share of fondling, and love the ergos. That said, I have a decent round count (few thousand) through some other poly CZs, which likely makes for a fantastic platform here.
Only reason I don't have my P09 is because of some control edges, and this polished them right out. Had I known about the full sized pistols a week earlier, would have had one in my stable already.
Only reason I don't have my P09 is because of some control edges, and this polished them right out. Had I known about the full sized pistols a week earlier, would have had one in my stable already.
RangerPark
CGN frequent flyer
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- Near Edmonton, AB
It seems to be a running joke with CZ. It doesn't matter which one you buy there's always better sights available thought CZ Custom or third party.
I am a huge fan! Had it for 2 weeks maybe a little more and really really enjoy the F. All seems done well. For me anyhow, my hand is in harmony with the grip. The trigger is factory the best i had so far. It is very accurate as you would expect from CZ. And the price is just great! Getting one for 400$ is a no brainer as you will be able to sell it back the same price easely if you do not like it... which i seriously doubt will happen!
I like the threaded barrel. It's better than that dingus barrel that I see on all the G19s out there.
RangerPark
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Near Edmonton, AB
I'm not sure what you mean by handle? The grip? It will be a matter of personal preference but I really like the grip on that pistol. I put another 100 rounds through it today and I'm definitely liking the feel of the gun. When gripped properly there's barely any muzzle flip at all. The sights are very easy to keep on target for follow up shots.
Advantages for me with the F is not pinching the crap out of my hand every shot like the C did, and then not having to remove half my hand to do reloads due to the length of the grip. The C is a great gun, but just too small for me. Then as mentioned above, longer barrel and sight radius, lower sights.
I run factory sights on the Shadow 2, no need to swap em out, but the P10, yeah it definitely needs em
I run factory sights on the Shadow 2, no need to swap em out, but the P10, yeah it definitely needs em
^^^^ This
