Zastava P10?

Hitzy said:
Not sure these were any kind of real mil or le order in the 80's...no safety, no decocker, can't carry with a round in the chamber even, that's pretty old tech even for the 80's.
Might be suitable sidearm for a prison cook or some poor middle east or African rebels lol.
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Yea well I guess similar to the tt33/M57, I saw the Serbian draw the hammer back to the first notch, I think this is how they run them not sure! As I said, not for everyone but for those of us who like something unique and rare, the Sasquatch is awesome!
 
Wonder how many were made, highest SN I see on internet photos is 1215.

For the price seems low risk. Although it is in the same ballpark as the Beretta 1951.
 
I'm guessing these can't be imported into the US without a safety. So the price is likely lower than it would be.
 
MiG25 said:
I'm guessing these can't be imported into the US without a safety. So the price is likely lower than it would be.
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Yep you are right, that would keep them out of the U.S. Better for us! My Sasquatch is on the way to the post office for pick up, maybe tonight or the latest tomorrow!
 
Anybody get one yet and shoot it? I'm interested but have had a few TT33's and have never been able to hit the proverbial broad side of the barn with them.
 
I wouldn’t be surprised if we see these in the US soon with a bubba’d safety like the M57s.

This is a small single stack pistol in 10mm, so the perfect gun for wilderness ATC.
 
People call it small but ita really a full size gun. Being larger than tt33 in the grip area its not much different size than 1911
 
wasa said:
I'm trying to exchange mine for another one. With factory Blazer 180gr ammo it may or may not go full auto. Yes, the hammer group and sear have been fully cleaned and oiled. Low power hand loads work fine.
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Ok, Wasa
A couple questions to clarify the issue.
1. Did the gun go full auto as in you squeeze the trigger and as long as you hold down the trigger it would continue to fire and when you let go of the trigger it would stop firing?
2. Or did you have a full auto runaway, where you squeeze the trigger and it started auto firing and when you let go of the trigger it still kept firing?
3. Can you tell me what markings are on the box your gun came in and what are on the gun itself? You don't have to show the serial# just if it is P10 etc.
Thanks for your time.
Just trying to figure out the issue and what exactly caused it! They are both bad as it isn't a full auto gun ( I don't think it was designed that way) and the other is an uncontrolled runaway firing!
 
Got one today after handling one at local gun store. It's unused with factory warranty card and a booklet in Serbian moon runes. Very cool little gun, you won't get more out of your $450 currently on the market, and certainly not in 10 mm.
It's not machined like a SIG P210, but well manufactured, finished and proofed gun from a famous European factory, can't wait to have my transfer approved.
 
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