Posted: 8/19/2026 5:49:18 PM EDT
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Been seeing some good reviews on these pistols. Anyone here have one or has shot one? What model do you have or recommend, the C or F? Is the trigger as good as they say they are for a striker fired gun? |
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I have an original P10C. I added a threaded barrel and comp from Primary Machine on it. As far as a striker fired gun I like it a lot but prefer hammer fired. It’s pretty accurate and the comp helps quite a bit for my arthritic wrist. It actually shoots slightly flatter and softer than the new P10 C Ported does but not by much. The new ported is actually pretty damn good IMO. They have pretty good triggers for a striker fired but there are some newer kids on the block that are better. However the lighter triggered ones use the system that the trigger just releases the fully cocked striker instead of fully cocking the partially cocked striker and then releasing it upon the trigger pull. This is mostly why they have a lighter trigger pull. Since I mostly carry AIWB that bothers me a little more than other systems. Chances of a malfunction are probably pretty slim but the possibility seems greater. Neither here nor there but I have no problem carrying my P10C and am actually contemplating getting the new ported version. Ports of comps may not be your thing but I wouldn’t hesitate to get a regular P10 either. ETA: I bought the C instead of the F because I knew I was going to add a comp and wanted it to fit in an F size holster. I like the prospect of the ported to keep the length of the C with the benefit of the F sized comp version I put together. |
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Attached File Picked the P10C cuz it was $350. It’s okay, but nothing special. I dislike the trigger, cuz I have big hands and it pinches my finger between the trigger and the frame when the trigger breaks. At first it thought it was trigger sting, but then realized it was just being pinched. |
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I shot a P10C a while back when they came out. I liked it alot, but couldn't afford it at the time. It went off my radar and forgot about them I have glocks now and don't need another gun to buy mags for or I would probably get one. It was pretty accurate. |
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You might say we like the P-10 series in this home.
My FDE is an original 2017 model, my S is a Made in USA optics ready model, and just got the C Ported COA, testing it with my son and my fat butt. The wife loves her P-10M, which was sadly discontinued, and my son's EDC is his green P-10S, a Czech made version. You might say we like the P-10s. I used to carry the C full time, but moved to the S, in a High Noon Slide Guard on a Crossbreed gun belt, works great even in hot weather under a BIG t-shirt. I found my S to be much more accurate than it has any right to be, and my son's is the same way, leading me to believe it is a normal thing with that model. The COA is taking some time to get used to as none of us have ever used red dots on pistols, but the gun has a lot of potential. Using a Rounded by Concealment Express IWB rig for it right now. 
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I love the P-10 series. It points incredibly well for me. I was an XD shooter for a long time until 2014/15 ish. Blitz_308's self-defense story got me to get rid of the grip safety. I shot XD's extremely well and tried FN, Glock, P-80, M&P, etc after ditching the XD. It wasn't until getting my first P-10C that it felt like I shot a gun as well with the least amount of effort. I do like the trigger, but I can't leave well enough alone and put Overwatch Precision triggers and strikers in mine. My P-10C ported is my EDC and my comped P-10F is my competition/SHTF gun belt handgun. The F is quite a bit larger and shoots softer due to the added size and weight, but I would not want to try and conceal it lol. The C would work well in every application I mentioned, but since I have the means to have both, I do 
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I have a P-10c Ported and a P-10F .45. Love them both. Nothing else optic ready with a trigger that nice in a polymer gun for the price. Soft shooting guns. Check out Honest Outlaw video where he stacked up the 5 most common polymer striker guns in a rest and compared recoil angles. P10 had the least. I have a couple thousand rounds through them both never had any issues. Only thing I did to the Ported was added the Apex extended slide release I'm not a fan of the super slim OEM releases on the P10's |
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I have a secondhand C and I really like it… It had some issues with the trigger failing to reset when I first got it, but CZ took care of me without question. The trigger is pretty good out of the box. There’s only a couple other guns I’ve tried that were better, most notably the Walther PDP. That said, I did replace the trigger shoe as I just didn’t like the feel of the stock shoe. I’m looking to get a F soon and setting it up as a competition gun. |
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Thanks for the input guys. Went to my LGS yesterday and handled the C model. I walked around thinking about it and stumbled on their used guns. They have rally never had many used, but they sure do now. I saw a hardly used P-10 F model suppressor ready. Whoever had it hardly shot it. Got a pretty fair deal I think and figured I would jump into the suppressed game. I clearly admit I don’t know much about suppressors so I relied on a couple of friends with several. I bought the Huxwrx Flow 9K Ti. Did the form 4 and am now just waiting. |