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Posted: 6/12/2020 12:44:56 AM EDT
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Posted: 6/12/2020 1:23:19 AM EDT
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I think the newer versions are better . While i did not have any issues with my first gen i do prefer the feel of the reversable mag release and the slide stop seems easier to manipulate with the newer version as well. Never experienced the rotating striker issue with my first gen either. Come to think of it, i wish id kept my first gen as it was a real tack driver and i swear the trigger pull was smoother. I wanted the optics ready though.
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Posted: 6/12/2020 3:11:48 AM EDT
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I still carry my 1st gen FDE, good solid pistol. BUT, I have a P-10S with the updated mechanics and it is a dadgum dream to shoot, and the non ambi mag release is quite easy to use. The slide release is still stiff as a life sentence, but I go over the top 90% of the time and it's just fine.
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Posted: 6/12/2020 7:56:51 AM EDT
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Did ANY of you get trigger slap or stinging numb finger with yours?
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Posted: 6/12/2020 2:54:46 PM EDT
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I bought my P10C last fall and I think it had all the latest updates except it does have an ambi mag release not the swappable one that they come with now (it was made in 2018, probably late in the year). I love this gun and it now serves as my bedside handgun.
Out of the box it was great. No complaints. Definitely no trigger slap, I liked the trigger right out of the box. Here are my out of the box, first shots comments that I posted on the CZ forum back in October: First mags though last night, just function testing: I shot with a CGS Kraken, a very lightweight (and quiet  ) 9mm suppressor. The first mag of 15rds Speer Lawman 147gr was one FTE after another until the last five rounds which functioned perfectly. Every mag after that functioned perfectly. Ejection was about 45 degrees to the rear, throwing them about 6-8 feet away. I ran 115 rds through. One box of 147gr Lawman, one box of 147gr CCI Blazer brass case, and one mag of S&B 150gr. The gun shot to point of aim with the suppressor. I didn't even have to clock it (probably dumb luck). My initial impressions of the gun: So far I like it!  It fits my hand nicely. It points intuitively. The OEM sights are nice (though I'll be replacing them). The ambi mag release works perfectly no stiffness or any problems at all. I got two +2 mags. I like that. I like the big trigger guard for shooting with gloves. The trigger is outstanding. I just recently bought a S&W Performance Center Shield with their trigger job. It has a very nice trigger. Though some will disagree with me, I like the P10C's trigger better. The Shields is lighter, maybe too light for an SD gun. The P10's is the perfect weight. Yeah, the reviews are right about the gritty feel in the takeup. I don't care about that. Takeup has no effect of shooting. The break snaps cleanly and the reset is very sweet. The travel is quite a bit less than the S&W gun as well. Nice and short after the break.The negatives: The stiff slide release. I don't use it, but yeah, that's a thing with this gun. I'll try polishing it later on, but it's not a high priority for me. The texturing is rough at the rear and I'm concerned with how it will feel against my skin while IWB. I like that CZ made it that way though. If it's a problem, I'll work around it with rubberized Talon Grips. I can fall in love with this gun. My first suppressor ready gun and my first Poly CZ and my first striker fired CZ. If over long term, it works as reliably as my other CZs have, this will be a real winner and I might buy another.  Since last fall, I have done some mods to the gun. I had Primary Machine mill an optic cut, mount a Glock rear sight and Cerakote the slide so I could install a Holosun 507C red dot. I installed a Cajun Gun Works metal T-block, trigger & striker spring set and an SS guide rod. I also did some trigger polishing. None of this was necessary. I just like to hot rod my guns. Oh and BTW, I did not buy another P-10C, but I did buy a P-07.  |
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Posted: 6/12/2020 4:16:25 PM EDT
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Like you, I bought one of the first run P10c the moment they hit shores. The gun was about as advertised - ergonomic, accurate, reliable, amazing trigger. But the mag release drove me nuts, and the trigger shoe gave me trigger slap. Ended up dumping the gun.
Fast forward to the current optics ready generation - they fixed the stupid small things that made the gun miserable, and added the option of adding a red dot. I jumped and have absolutely loved the gun. The trigger slap was still present, albeit much milder than before. However, that's an easy fix and the HBI Theta absolutely kicks ass in the gun. It's beat out my G19 as my primary carry gun. I'm currently around 4000 rounds with a holosun on it, and it's going to get put through one of Scott Jedlinski's courses in about a month. |
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Posted: 6/12/2020 6:25:36 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Did ANY of you get trigger slap or stinging numb finger with yours? I've had a few P10c pistols. I currently have the FDE that is not the latest OR model. I sanded down the safety tab to be flush with the trigger face and that stopped the irritation to my finger. I've done the same thing with every Glock I've owned. David |
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Posted: 6/12/2020 6:49:03 PM EDT
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I love the ergonomics of mine but it takes a backseat to my VP9 mainly due to the mag release. Mine is so hard I can't release it with one hand
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Posted: 6/14/2020 9:22:08 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I love the ergonomics of mine but it takes a backseat to my VP9 mainly due to the mag release. Mine is so hard I can't release it with one hand Same. I carry an SK daily, and a VP9 with 20rd OEM is my nightstand gun |
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Posted: 7/3/2020 9:10:09 AM EDT
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p10c is one of my favorite shooters don't feel it really needs anything new my only issue is for me is the ambi mag release i just don't like it.
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Posted: 7/3/2020 12:41:21 PM EDT
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Mine is an earlier model, on round # 123 the rear slide plate dropped down,
I sent the gun back to CZ and it's run 100%. I did put in a CGW trigger and kit, not that it needed it, I just wanted to, Last spring I had Primary Machine mill and install a 507C, it's pretty sweet. I've been pretty wrapped up in my 365, 365XL and just picked up a M&P compact so the P10's been kind of neglected, I did just run a 15 rd mag through it in the rain, 124gr magtech all pretty much into a 1.5" hole @ 10yds It's in a JMCK AIWB rig right now, time to carry this a little more often! |
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Posted: 7/6/2020 6:35:55 AM EDT
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Its heaven with an HBI Theta.
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Posted: 7/6/2020 1:35:40 PM EDT
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Recently purchased a CZ P10S and as mentioned above, it's a dream to shoot. Very soft shooter and very accurate. It loves to be run fast. No trigger bite at all on mine and no plans on changing anything on the pistol.
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Posted: 7/6/2020 10:01:06 PM EDT
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I’ve got a P10c OR and it’s great. A buddy has a first gen and the newer ones are definitely better overall.
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Posted: 7/8/2020 12:03:20 PM EDT
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I had mine about a year and have none of those issues.
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Posted: 7/12/2020 8:30:21 AM EDT
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Mine has been awesome. I have the US made P10C OR.
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Posted: 7/13/2020 6:30:28 AM EDT
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My son was an early adopter even after I warned him " NEVER BE AN EARLY ADOPTER ". Comparing his early model, to my current production model, there are noted differences in mag catch, general construction, Striker and back plate, plus mine has factory three dot night sights. Yes , you can tell the differences in the updated pistols. Much better now.
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Posted: 7/25/2020 10:52:53 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Did ANY of you get trigger slap or stinging numb finger with yours? Yeah, p10c tactical had a lot of problems which you addressed. Sold it and never looked back. The new optics ready line seem to be a lot better (felt them, have not fired one). |
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Posted: 8/13/2020 6:38:03 PM EDT
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I've had a student using one, older woman with arthritis, the only problems she's having is she has difficulty racking the slide due to arthritis. No complaints about the trigger, it's been 100% reliable even though she may not have the best grip strength. The few rounds I put through it I didn't notice any issues, I'd gladly buy one for myself.
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Posted: 8/27/2020 7:40:15 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Did ANY of you get trigger slap or stinging numb finger with yours? I rented a P10c and loved it, except for the trigger slap, deal killer for me so went another direction |
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Posted: 8/27/2020 7:57:59 PM EDT
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No trigger slap on mine.
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Posted: 8/28/2020 6:18:29 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I've had a student using one, older woman with arthritis, the only problems she's having is she has difficulty racking the slide due to arthritis. No complaints about the trigger, it's been 100% reliable even though she may not have the best grip strength. The few rounds I put through it I didn't notice any issues, I'd gladly buy one for myself. She's now gotten to where she has no issues loading it herself. |
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Posted: 8/28/2020 5:57:37 PM EDT
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I've had a P10C Suppressor Ready for a little over 1.5 yrs. It's had some issues but is good now.
The factory recoil rod is junk and came apart, jammed the gun and dumped the rod on the floor unbeknownst to me. Replaced it with Primary Machine. The factory striker broke and replaced with Primary Machine which also broke and bought another Primary Machine striker and it has held up. No trigger slap but the slide catch is a thumb and forefinger manuever or slingshot. The barrel was very accurate without a suppressor but with a Rev 9 and a Kraken it shot way off. My Scorpion had a bad shoulder as well. Replaced the barrel with a nitrided Primary Machine barrel. The gun wouldn't function suppressed reliably with a 13,15,18 or 20lb spring so off to Primary Machine for slide cuts and cerakote. It now works quite well suppressed. I bought the Kraken to pair with it. I paid $389 new for the P10C but have more than a VP9 tactical into it. In the end I like the balance, ergos and trigger. It now wears Talon grips and is very comfortable. |
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