Gun Porn! Finally bought a CZ P10c

Congrats. You will like it

That looks REALLY GOOD. Would like to know how the noise level is when shot inside?? Thinking, I might like that set-up for the house, so my ears won`t bleed so bad. . A range report would be great, I have been eyeing the P-10 for a while. Good Luck

Your barrel seems to be protruding slightly from the slide/frame.















That seriously looks good. Congrats.

Very nice!

Looks pretty sharp.
I'm going to look at a used CZ P-09 after work, I hope it's as good looking as that P 10c.

CZ Porn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great guns. If this is your first CZ, there will be many more. I know.

nwilliams

Very nice set-up!

I still have yet to find one of those to fondle/shoot. I'd love to!

I would coat that nut or connector bright spot between handgun & silencer. Otherwise the commando outfit looks real nice.

nwilliams said:

No I am a huge CZ fanatic, got the Scorpion, Bren, 75B, P07, 97B, P10(now), I have a P01 on layaway and I’ve owned a lot of CZ’s in the past but some I’ve sold over the years. I’ve even been to the CZ factory in The Czech Republic including the CZ store in Prague. If my gun collection consisted only of CZ’s I’d be ok with that.

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Well, there you go. My son is the nut here...I think he funds Cajun on a regular basis. Can't have too many. I like the 452's and the newer 455's and my daily 83.

nwilliams, nice gear.
Another CZ user here between bhp and 1911, got a polymer vp9 recently just before they came up.
So, I have to find for another application/excuse to get it.
Please tell us how it shoot and how do you like the trigger..

czhen said:

Please tell us how it shoot and how do you like the trigger..

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P10C shoots great with about any bullet. Really good performance with coated lead and plated projectiles as well as jacketed. The trigger is excellent, but the grip to my mind its largest advantage. The gun is also tough as nails, mine having eaten 7 or 8 thousand rounds without as much as a fresh recoil spring (which is still unavailable from CZ USA as a P10C part).

The only downside besides parts availability is the trigger guard, which is compromised in the attempt to fit into glock holsters. It's almost inevitable to get the skin on the bottom of your trigger finger caught between the end of the trigger and the trigger guard, pinching it during reset. This can raise a welt after a few hundred full-power rounds. The stock trigger can also raise a welt on the face of the trigger finger with extended use from the edges of the trigger safety channel. I've tried two versions of the HBI aftermarket trigger in the hopes of eliminating this issue, but they only fix the safety channel issue because of their straight trigger complex which works counter to keeping your finger away from the tip. There is also a cajun gunworks trigger that is curved and expressly advertised to eliminate this issue, but by reviews it is also a partial solution since it first curves back and then only gently forward, again letting your trigger finger find the end and get pinched. I wish people would stop trying to be so trendy and make like, an actual gun trigger to fit this otherwise excellent piece.



I do love the P10C, but can't shoot it very long without a glove or a band-aid, and this shortcoming does stop it one step short of perfection.

i love my p10c but the roll pin in front of the take down started protruding from the left side after several range sessions. i just punched it back in. hasn't walked out again but i swear it's moved a tiny bit since i did it. the set screw also fell out of the gun one time. i put loctite and it has stayed put. the rear sight never moved.

nice trigger especially if you ride the reset. i had smaller groups with it compared to my cz shadow 2 at 10 yrds during my last outing.

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I have two P-10Cs, a very early FDE, (non night sight), and a White Nitride. BTW, the White Nitride might be going away as an option, find one now if you want one. My White Knight is my EDC, easy, flat shooting, controllable, accurate, love it. I am not great pistolero, but I can keep the P-10C on a 3/4 IDPA steel 8 out of 10 at 15 yards WEAK hand only. We only practice that in my Dept at 3 yards...I never thought I would like a striker gun, being a hammer CZ guy for literally decades. My last hammer gun, the Phantom, Cajunized, rides the safe now more than my hip. The FDE, the first gen with the so called issues has close to 3k rounds through it with ONE jam, due to my ammo. The White Knight has about 1K trouble free.