The trigger is so different from a hammer fired gun, that today I decided to go to the range and shoot ONLY the P-10C  at 25 yards, standing, single hand, bullseye timed fire pace.  Atlanta Arms 115 gr JHP.  Glock 4 lb firing pin spring and some Sugru and JB-Weld grip modifications, otherwise stock.  LPA adjustable rear sight from my 75B.  Not all the targets were this good, but pretty close.  I'm very happy with the gun.  

P-10C at bullseye practice 7-16-17

I am going to the mountains later this week, will try 100 yd from a rest if I get time.  

This is fun.  This is not easy.  

Joe

Tag for when i get home

Love your P-09 detail strip videos

Wow, great shooting.

How do you like the P10 compared to the P-07/P-09 ?

I like it fine.  I wasn't much of a striker fan and love the P-09/07 pistols, so I was skeptical at first.  But the grip is better out of the box for me than the 07/09 and mechanically, it seems even simpler.  Barrel lock up and accuracy seem every bit as good as the 07/09 and I am very happy with that.  It doesn't appear to have been "loosened up" any tolerance-wise for a servcice gun.  

I needed a striker gun for training new shooters, didn't really want to go to a G19 if I could get a CZ, had spectacular results from the late CZ polymer pistols, so the P-10C seemed like a good choice for me.  

I'm hesitating putting a red dot on it because my Springer mounts won't fit and I only want to put a RDS on it for one bullseye match, like I did with the P-07.  When the full size P-10 is out, I'll do whatever is needed to make a bullseye gun out of it.  That means some Sugru, JB-Weld, Springer mount, 3 moa Burris red dot, and a 4 lb Glock firing pin spring, maybe a CGW trigger bar when available.  

Joe