My first CZ the P-10 F OR

[ukwolfeman]

Been wanting a CZ P-10 for a long time. My biggest debate was the C or F. I opted for the F primarily for capacity (19 rounds) as well as I already have plenty of EDC options. Another fun range, drill and outdoor pistol.

Dry fire is already proving to me that the CZ factory trigger out of the box is similar to the quality of a PDP or some Canik models. Clearly defined wall with very little to no creep, crisp break and fantastic reset.

I will be adding a Holosun SCS and TLR-1 HL in coming days. Optic height sights on this as well so co-witness should be fantastic. I will provided additional photos and my range thought in coming days as well.

What are your thoughts on CZ? Under appreciated?

Thanks for looking.

 

[red rick]

I have always wanted a CZ but haven’t bought one yet . Unless something happens to my Glocks I probably won’t buy a polymer CZ but I would like a Shadow model . It looks like a nice pistol .

 

[ukwolfeman]

I forgot to mention $379 for an F OR was way to good to pass up as well typically OR is $400+. Also love that CZ supplies hard cases.

 

[armoredman]

CZ P series is fantastic - I have some limited expereince...

 

[ukwolfeman]

CZ P series is fantastic - I have some limited expereince...

Like the Competition variant a lot.

Trying to decide is it worth the money to drop an Overwatch in this or not. Doesn’t look like aftermarket items do much more than 1/2lb???

 

[Cornhusker77]

I've got a P-10c and a P-10s, both really good shooters, and nary a hiccup out of either.
There are getting to be more options out there for triggers and whatnot.

 

[JTQ]

What are your thoughts on CZ? Under appreciated?

Thanks for looking.

I think CZ makes a fine firearm.

Specifically the CZ P-10F, I've started down the deep research path on those a few times. They look good, and check a lot of boxes on the good side, but they are really tall. I realize they have a 19 round capacity, but that is a lot of grip. I'm not even talking about concealing it, just that there is a room for a whole bunch of extra fingers at the bottom of the grip.

 

[ukwolfeman]

I think CZ makes a fine firearm.

Specifically the CZ P-10F, I've started down the deep research path on those a few times. They look good, and check a lot of boxes on the good side, but they are really tall. I realize they have a 19 round capacity, but that is a lot of grip. I'm not even talking about concealing it, just that there is a room for a whole bunch of extra fingers at the bottom of the grip.

Yep bigger than a Glock 17. About as big as the Glock 34 I think is what I saw. Totally a range/outdoor gun. If I didn’t have so many other EDC options I would’ve went with the C. Who knows there might be someone out there that would EDC this monster but that’s not me and they are probably kin to Bigfoot. Lol.

 

[ukwolfeman]

Optic arrived and I ran into my first issue ever with and optic cover. Dang screws way too much loctite. I know can be a common problem just hoped I would stay lucky and avoid.

Had to send the entire pistol back to CZ to get the screws out. Now the waiting game begins.

 

[Lo-Profile]

Love the CZ DA/SA guns
Just picked up the newest Nocturne guns last week. LGS got both the C and F size in
Already had a P-07, P-01 Omega and SP-01 Tactical
I'm addicted to DA/SA guns, between CZ and Sig

 

[SKILCZ]

Been wanting a CZ P-10 for a long time. My biggest debate was the C or F. I opted for the F primarily for capacity (19 rounds) as well as I already have plenty of EDC options. Another fun range, drill and outdoor pistol.

Dry fire is already proving to me that the CZ factory trigger out of the box is similar to the quality of a PDP or some Canik models. Clearly defined wall with very little to no creep, crisp break and fantastic reset.

I will be adding a Holosun SCS and TLR-1 HL in coming days. Optic height sights on this as well so co-witness should be fantastic. I will provided additional photos and my range thought in coming days as well.

What are your thoughts on CZ? Under appreciated?

Thanks for looking.

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I've been addicted to CZs for a long time and have yet to shoot one I don't love. I don't yet own a P-10F, but I do own the P-10C and love it. I like the Holosun 507C with the ACSS reticle. Their hammer-fired guns are great, too, if you ever get the urge to get one.

In terms of whether they are underappreciated, I'd say not as much as they used to be when I first got into them. They were kind of a lesser-known gem back then, but now they're pretty widely recognized as good firearms. That said, market competition and the relatively low cost of producing polymer, striker-fired pistols has helped their price stay low, which is a bonus for how nice they are.

Congrats on your purchase!

 

[roval]

i have a p10c and had a p10f. for some reason, i didn't shoot the p10f as well as the p10c in spite of the longer sight radius. the part of the grip in the fullsize where my pinky sits is tapering in but in the p10c there is a slight outward flare. that's the only thing i can think off.

 

[grilledcheese]

Picked up a P10F OR SR couple of months ago. Added a Herrington Arms comp and a fairly inexpensive Gideon Judge green dot to try out. The triggers on these pistols are ridiculously good for a striker-fired handgun.

 

[Riomouse911]

That is a very sharp looking CZ!! Nicely done!

How does it shoot now, with the added extras, compared to how it shot when out of the box?

I don’t have any striker fired CZ’s, mine are all offspring of the 75 series. I admit to being a latecomer, I only joined the CZ 75 bandwagon about five years ago. Since then, the CZ’s reproduced like rabbits and quickly became my favorite, and most numerous, DA/SA pistols.

Stay safe.

 

[grilledcheese]

As with most comped pistols, the best results will be seen when using hotter loads, and so far I've only run 115 gr through it, so the jury is still out. The little Gideon green dot hasn't malfunctioned in any way so far after maybe 250 rds. So far so good!

 

[Pat Riot]

Picked up a P10F OR SR couple of months ago. Added a Herrington Arms comp and a fairly inexpensive Gideon Judge green dot to try out. The triggers on these pistols are ridiculously good for a striker-fired handgun.
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That is one sexy pistol.

 

[bnolsen]

CZ's hammer fired pistols are legendary, and they deserve it. Definitely worth looking into, and I would say a must for someone who wants to carry appendix.

 

[Buckeye63]

I own a S & C
If I had to choose only one CZ P series pistol
it would be the C
As far as Im concerned.. The CZ P10 series is probably in the top 3 polymer striker fired pistols produced… I don’t see me replacing them
And for around $350 for a non-optic cut .. its hard to beat

 

[Barnfixer]

I just recently picked up my first CZ and it won’t be my last. It has gone to the top of my favorite list from the first outing.

 

[Noclutch]

My small CZ family. Not that CZ doesn’t do poly very well, but one could argue that they’re one of the best at metal.

 

[tuckerdog1]

I like CZ a lot. But mine all have hammers.

 

[ukwolfeman]

Finally got mine back from CZ due to way too much thread lock on the optic cover screws. Total 5 weeks with CZ. At least the plate was super easy to remove and Holosun SCS installed. Will hit the range on Wednesday if all goes well and I’ll finally share my thoughts.

Really sharp setup with the TLR-1 and the SCS.

 

[red rick]

I handled one today at the LGS . I really liked the trigger , but I didn’t like the grip that much , the texturing feels sharp to me .

 

[SKILCZ]

I handled one today at the LGS . I really liked the trigger , but I didn’t like the grip that much , the texturing feels sharp to me .

It has more aggressive stippling, of which I'm a fan. You could always sand it down if you want to make it less aggressive.

 

[red rick]

It has more aggressive stippling, of which I'm a fan. You could always sand it down if you want to make it less aggressive.

Or put an inner tube over it .