My favorite polymer striker fired handgun, especially after installing a Cajun Gun Works performance package and HBI trigger. A Holosun 507C green dot and Night Fision optic height sights are just icing on the cake.
I really do think you got a lemon on this one with its trigger problems. After watching all three videos I %100 agree that yours is stagey. I would say either send it to CZ or go to a gun store that has one and see if models that have are the same.
It's not a lemon but depends what gen he got and it could be the trigger bar. I have the 1st gen with the ambi mag release and that trigger is beautiful and compared to my P10F, it's totally different and I also replace the trigger bar on the P10F but still not as good. I have added the HBi striker spring, 15 % reduce to the P10c but even prior to that it was still better.
Pretty good vid! I've had a box stock P10C for years, it's one of my favorite handguns and carried frequently. I always thought of it as an improvement over the G19 and the main selling points to me were the trigger and ergos. Yours may have had some staging effect that got worked out. Excellent grouping, by the way.
Well done! I feel the same way about Glocks. I can qual & feel confident enough w/them, but given a choice, they'll probably stay in the safe w/something else on the hip.
Your shooting is always impressive and you did it again with that pistol. A lot of people with a rifle and high dollar scope can’t shoot that well at 25 yards. Another good video sir.
I have the exact same setup, and slow firing I can be very accurate. I also tried an IPSC match once with it, and I was grossly inconsistent. Some stages went pretty well, and some I completely bodged. Why, I don't know exactly, but I suspect inconsistent grip, and handling the trigger. I'm not big on dry fire, but perhaps I should give it a serious try, because in essence I just like this gun! I know that it's much better than me for sure:)
You could turn this experience into a movie. A troubled beginning with lots of drama, then the sun begins to shine through the clouds. And finally, MY favorite, the happy ending. And Happy Easter!
Have a good Easter and enjoy the time with your family. If you intend to use the P10 as a range gun it's a keeper. For defense or carry I would do something about the trigger. You want total confidence for that, not hesitating to finesse the trigger. Remember Bill Jordan, " No second place winner."
I have reservations about changing the trigger on a carry pistol. We’ll see what the future holds for the P10C. Happy Easter to you and your family John.
My own experience with the P10C, limited to checking one out at the gun store, was that it's a Glock made in the Czech Republic--and that's not to disparage either. The striker-fired, polymer-framed design is good for what it offers. But the gun I bought was a CZ 75B. Yes, it's bigger and heavier. But that, combined with the grips, improves the subjective perception of the pistol for me while shooting it. It's not as easy to carry as the Glockenpolymers, but I can manage doing so, and that's worth the effort. Someday, I'll get a P10C or perhaps the F model just because I like what the company does. Since this is their first striker-fired product, I'm anticipating improvements as they gain knowledge in the type.
A good friend of mine, asked me to recommend a pistol, to purchase. I had owned a CZ P10 C and had carried a P10F as a duty pistol. Boy did I cringed when I saw the tittle of your video. I have to agree with some of your other viewers. I think you may have got a lemon. I would strongly recommend a HBI trigger. This trigger makes the pistol much more comfortable to shoot.
Maybe CZ has changed some of the parts specs. I purchased 2 of them the first year they were released, both very smooth with short resets. The p10c's are pistols that I will never trade, they always put a smile on my face at the range!
The CZ P10 - what Glock could have been. Nice detailed follow-up, as I've come to expect from your channel. BTW, my P10S easily hit the 8" plate at 50 yards on my range, and it only took three shots to hit the 6" plate at 50 yards - with factory iron sights. I guess I need to do a follow-up video now that I have an optic on it.
Good shooting! I’ve noted that the mechanical accuracy of my P10C is rather impressive. Even so, the trigger quality diminishes the shooter’s ability to apply that accuracy.
The day was not wasted as any day on the range is great. Consistent triggers is a requirement for me but I don't recall a pistol that wasn't consistent once I got used to it. Thanks. Semper Fi
I have to say, I could hand you a pile of rocks and you would still have a really nice group of where ever you threw the rocks At! Once again superior shooting!! And you could tell that all the work you had done had made the difference.
Well, that was fine shooting with the P10C (and, fwiw, I entirely agree with your points re mechanical offset and a slight upward adjustment to the red dot optic). We’ve all had experiences with some perfectly fine firearms that just are not ideal for a given INDIVIDUAL. For example, two Glock (plus many other I have shot) certainly fall into that category, BUT millions of people ardently believe in “Glock perfection.” So, I’d now not be concerned with buying a P10C, although there are many other “same category” autoloaders that I’d likely prefer. Its longer range accuracy really was (imho) quite impressive. Wishing you and your family a joyous Easter.
Go get an after market trigger. Seems like the dry fire and the backstrap as well as more deliberate shots made all the difference but that doesn't mean that trigger can't be much better.
Still my favorite pistol. I was a Glock guy till I purchased p10c, love it, I guess your going to love it or hate it.I can’t wait till cz has a new version cause they blew it out the park
Great video. Outstanding shooting. I have the P-10c that I just purchased 5 weeks ago. Love the gun. No optic yet. Are you a fan of optics? I’m 63 and my son keeps telling me optics are the future
Thank you! I'm a fan of optics for some applications. In close range defensive use, they have little value. On the other hand, for long-range handgunning they seem to be beneficial. Like anything else, they have thier song points and their drawbacks.
Nothing wrong with not liking some features of a handgun. I am also finicky with triggers. I can overlook some things about a handgun but the trigger is not one of these features. I would definitely replace the trigger. I have purchased pistols that I would not shoot until I replaced the trigger. Thanks for sharing your experience HR Funk. Semper Fi
Great job with this video Howard! I have a First Gen P10c (2018) and I liked It so much I bought a Second Gen P10c. The early versions of the P10c's had an Issue with the CAST Strikers Breaking Their Tips off (Check Out The Gun Penquins UA-cam Video) so I replaced both of my Strikers with Forged Steel Replacements from Cajun Gun Works! CZ had some Issues with some of the First Generation of the P10c! The triggers on both of my P10c's are amazing and I was surprised to see that you said you weren't to happy with the trigger pull on your sample. One of the selling points of this pistol Is It's smooth trigger press.. I'm curious If you just got a Lemon or did CZ modify the trigger design In order to address some other Issue? When CZ Introduced this pistol back In 2017 there were a host of problems. I spoke to David Milan who owns Cajun Gun Works a few years ago and he was very Informative and helpful. I would suggest you give the Boys at Cajun Gun Works a call and speak to them about your P10c!
I’m glad you enjoy your P10s, and it’s great that they work so well for you! I was just never able to warm up to mine. I sanded up trading it a while back on a Canik Mete. Of the two, I much prefer the Canik.
I own two CZ models: the P10 C tactical suppressor-ready (17+1) and the P10 F (19+1 and 21+1 mags). Both of them are reliable, very accurate, with smooth trigger pulls, and fantastic ergonomics. They both are keepers along with my other favorite handguns in my collection. I have zero issues with the CZ, but only praises.
Howard, this was a good, informative video. I have an idea that would be an interesting follow up to this and some of your other recent videos. This would be to do a shooting comparison video of this gun vs your S&W Model 19 Carry Comp. Pick a series of time/accuracy scored drills, run both guns, and see what the scored show. Also review them for concealed carry potential. Another video I'd like to see you do would be to pick up a Hellcat Pro, and review that, especially vs this gun and your original Hellcat. My take on the Hellcat Pro is that it's a Glock 19 (and clones) put on a diet, making it smaller, thinner and lighter. I'd like to see what you'd think about it from a shooting perspective.
Thank you. I was thinking about using the Carry Comp in a video comparing it to the Glock 19 (19 vs. 19). I’ll probably do something along those lines eventually. So far I’m kind of lukewarm to the Hellcat Pro. I’m not sure what it brings to the table that isn’t already covered by a lot of other pistols (I still love my original Hellcat, though). Stay tuned. I’m sure I’ll come up with something to interest you!
@@hrfunk The Hellcat pro is definitely NOT a microcompact (al la the original Hellcat.) What it does bring to the game is some of that microcompact DNA into the standard compact (ie Glock 19) sized) class. If you want a three fingered grip, and a >3.5" barrel, but want the gun to be as small, thin and light as possible, it's right there. That's what I think makes it interesting.
I honestly thought after seeing the other vids of the P10c that you were going to toss it but glad you stuck with it. I don't know how you feel about playing with the trigger but I bought the HBi trigger for it along with the striker springs and I didn't like the HBi trigger but do recommend change the striker spring to the 15% reduce one. I love my P10C and F.
Nice video. Recently I went through my safe and sold off a number of guns that I had not passion for, served no purpose that another firearm of mine also served, were not collectable and most likely would not be leaving my safe in the future. From your recent reviews of this gun I would have sold it if I owned it and felt like you do about it.
@@waterhead1359 He's not turning anyone off. After 4-5 years, this pistol has universal acclaim. The verdict was in long before he made this video. There is always someone that doesn't like something, but the preponderance of opinion is very positive about this pistol, and CZ in general.
@Kenneth Baker I appreciate that but I looked at the comments says they were thinking about it or was on the fence about buying the p10 but after watching the video they decided not to.my comment was he should've sent it back for repair alot of comments saying he should.
Thanks...Always great reviews. Question about your multiple target drill: Why the 1-3-2 pattern? I was always taught (and teach) a 1-2-1-1-1 pattern. The theory is that the 1st bad guy gets a second follow up shot faster. The last 1-1 are failure shots if needed. Love to hear your thoughts.
It’s just the way I learned the drill. It used to be part of the Ohio qualification course and that’s the way it was conducted. It’s also kind of fun to see just how fast you can rap off those 6 shots on the two targets.
Guns and holsters(even more so) are very personal. I like the CZ P10C/F models better than just about any glock or most other striker guns except for the Walther PPQ/PDP guns. I dont have to change triggers, add talon grip tape or change the sights like on a glock for instance. Putting an HB industries or Cajun Gun Works straight trigger might help. All the different P10 series guns I shot had decent striker gun triggers in them
So often I see people shoot guns they don't click with really well. You still have to love it IMO. If not it will just take a back seat about every time. You shot it well. Do you really love it though? I got rid of guns I loved but didn't shoot well, and guns I shot well but wasn't in love with. It's like the car you don't like but gets you there every time. Also. Surprised you haven't got the new shield yet.
I still like my Hellcat so much that I haven’t really looked at the new Shields. Who knows though? Maybe I’ll try one out in the future. Thanks for watching!
I really didn't think the P10C was going to stay. I was going to suggest putting that red dot on the Masada and testing it on there to see if it was more accurate than on the P10C. Good shooting, good final evaluation.
Good decision. Too many pluses to send down the road because of a so-so trigger that can be remedied by a CZ mechanic or after market replacement. Thanks HR.
I think the trigger, on your particular example, isn't as smooth, or light as say, my particular P10C. Mine does have a little bit of creep before the break, but it's predictable. Mine pulls in the mid to low 4lb range. A trigger I'm truly impressed with out of the box... PDP, and Shield Plus performance center. My CZ is nicer than my G19, you should check out another P10C to compare with yours. Looks to me, you can shoot about anything you want too, and pretty well. Have fun, and have a nice Easter. LGB!! 🇺🇸
Hi, I enjoy your channel. !! I just wanted to let you know that every other video I watched, n all testers said the trigger was nice , n all were less than 5 pounds ! Hope I didn’t overstep, but I felt I should say something !!! Thanks 😷💥🔫👻
Thanks Pat, I appreciate your comment. It’s no problem whatsoever. I’ve heard/seen the other reviews too, and it’s possible those folks just got pistols with better triggers than I did. It’s also possible that they didn’t, but they were reluctant to be a lone voice criticizing a feature that so many others lauded. I got into this a little bit in my review of the P10C. I’ll try to state it a little more plainly here. If one or more prominent and highly regarded UA-camrs praise a particular firearm, there are others who don’t wish to stand in contradiction to their review(s).
I’m looking into trigger options, but I must say the idea of dropping another $80-$100 just to get a descent trigger annoys me. I doubt I’ll opt for the HB version because I don’t want to compromise ignition reliability.
@@hrfunk I just bought the optic ready version of the CZP10C. Can you please help me how to get the free plate from CZ? I thought you are allow to get one free plate but i don’t have anyway to contact them . Please help me if you know who to contact thanks in advanced
As for the trigger .On mine the take up is very smooth, then you hit a wall like a 2 stage with a light let off. A vast improvement over the Glock triggers. As far as accuracy it is also superior to the Glock. I am still in the brake in stage on the p10c, but if it continues to be this good it will replace my g19 as my ccw. P.S. No disrespect to you ,Sir . What works for one person. Might not work for another. You have a nice day.
The great thing about firearms is there is a vast array of options from which to choose, what is a wonderful pistol for one maybe a terrible choice for someone else. That does not mean if it's a quality firearm, there is something wrong with the pistol, just doesn't do it for you. GLOCKS work and are reliable pistols I just don't like them, (closet hater because YEP I own one in a Gen 5 Model 19 9mm). Others don't like 1911 pistols thinking them antiquated but these are my favorite design and give me a lot of confidence. Is it not wonderful that web have So many choices. Have a blessed Easter.
Hi HR, any interest in, or experience with the P09 or P07? My current best shooting polymer pistol is a SIG SP2022 (surprised me). I shoot hammer fired pistols better (and I like the DA/SA option) and generally they seem to have better triggers. Made me wonder if you had any thoughts on those models.
@@ReyesFL Thanks Iggy. Stuck behind the tofu curtain, and it's not on our roster, so not an option until I move to a free state. But I like CZs and had a feeling about them. Thanks for your assessment.
You took the time to see if you could make friends with it rather than just declaring it junk and trading it off. You may get rid of it later on but until then you can have some fun with it.
First time I ever heard anyone use the word "mushy" when it comes to the P10C trigger... Granted it's no 1911 trigger, but personally I think it's one of the best stock triggers in the polymer striker-fired arena. Probably needs breaking in.
If so, someone else will have to do it. After about a year of working with the P10C, and being disappointed with it, I traded it on a Canik Mete. If you get a chance to handle one of those, see if you notice a difference between that trigger and the one in the P10.
The pistol may be a wee bit quirky, but it DOES perform in the right hands... and after watching that, I'd say yours ARE. Having watched a LOT of reviews of this pistol, and noting that they very much fall into line with the general comments on your videos, I agree with some of the other commenters who think you may have just acquired an example with a bad trigger. I really wonder if changing out to an aftermarket trigger might not change that P10C from an "okay" pistol to one of your favorite shooters overnight... Food for thought. And maybe meat for some future videos. ;-)
That is so hard for me to take in my it's in my CZ sits at 4 to 4 and a 1/2 pounds and it is so smooth smooth I just wish you had a better option or a better a better I don't know just saying I wish you had a different CZ to try that Peyton is amazing
@@hrfunk I was voice texting. My apologies. I just love mine I love to shoot her . I too went to the small back strap I put the biggest on at first ended up with the small so shocked
If you havent tried one yet, you might prefer the trigger on the walther PPQ. It feels much lighter and doesnt have that stackyness the p10 has. I prefer the p10 and carry a p10f. My wife has the PPQ m2 and her trigger for me was much lighter and cleaner. I think the walther PDP has the same trigger as the PPQ.
FYI the killer innovations magwell and mag extensions are great options, just got information that they will not be making any more mag extensions because of Washington state being babies.
Went to the range this weekend with my brother and brought my P10 C. He brought his CZ P07 and Glock 19 Gen 5. I loved my piece of course and found new lust with the CZ P07. Can't say the same for the Glock though. First time holding one and firing it, after I emptied the clip I held my CZ P10 C and it fit like a glove in my grip. CZ P10 C foreva! PS. Ever since my brother bought a P10 C he can't wait to get rid of his Glock.
I don't like plastic guns....period. but I Love CZ'S & I own 3 of them, all metal. My latest purchase was the CZ 75 P01 Compact aluminum frame. Out shoots any Glock & only weighs ounces more than the Glock 19, same size & carry's the same payload,...I'll tote the extra weight.
Perhaps what you meant to say is that you outshoot yourself with a Glock. My experience is that I shoot a Glock as accurately as I did my CZ-75, which I loved, but it’s a little myopic to think one pistol outshoots another.
I have the pcr same size as the p01 and I love it. Changed sights to truglo tfx fiber optic and built in night sights. Factory sights , I couldn’t see them and had a hard time finding the front sight. Next gun will be the p01.
@@oleboy7615 Glocks just don't have the grip angle I'm use to & I am always searching for the sights when I bring it up on target. With the great grip of the CZ's,.. High-Power's, 1911's & even my Beretta's I always outshoot the Glocks. But you're right, they're all accurate, but I have never found a Kydex whatever gun that I truely like. I'm just too old school now to change. I love the classic's.
Was going to say, I think the trigger is one of the best attributes for the cz p10. I have the cz P10 f and it has one of the best triggers I have felt in a polymer striker fired pistol, maybe just behind the PDP and vp9. I will say though, it doesn't feel as nice, or as well built, as my g19x or even my cz75 sp-01. Just seems a bit loose...loose tolerances, slide kinda rattles, etc. Shoots great though and trigger is consistent. Was yours made in the czech republic? I think some were made in USA.
Are there any firearms you fired that no matter how much you practice you won't get better or a decent marksman can shoot anything proficiently with practice? Great video.
I'd keep it too. Very accurate. I had trouble shooting my Glocks at first as well. Stryker fired triggers feel weird to me. Now that I'm used to them, I'm happy. Still, I tend to carry a revolver. I first learned to shoot with a double action wheel gun, and I like the consistent trigger pull.
You're ten times the marksman that I am, so you can ignore what I say. Maybe there is a trigger kit out there for that pistol that can improve the feel to make it more like your other pistols. Then you wouldn't have to adjust simply for that one gun. Or you can simply adjust for that one gun! LOL. With one exception, I don't think I have two guns with the exact same trigger feel. The exceptions are my M&P340 and 43C from Smith&Wesson. My finger simply can't tell the difference on those triggers. The 43C is several oz lighter though. That means I do need to consciously remember that I need to grip it as if I'm shooting 38/357 loads rather than 22LR. 22LR is so light that it is easy to get lazy. A good 38+P load will punish you for that!
I might swap out the trigger in this pistol. I haven’t decided for certain yet. It annoys me to do that, though, since the trigger on the P10C was purportedly one of its strong points.
At this writing I sm waiting to take delivery of a new P10C Got it for $309! I am certain it will be the US made version Anyone havexany insight as to how the US and Czech versions compare? Ive heard the US verions dont have a forged barrel
Have used 2 different P10C and they both have absolutely zero creep. Also they both had very light and consistent trigger pulls. Yours is definitely defective. You should either send it back to CZ or sell it and buy a different P10
@@hrfunk The point of my comment is that you have hours of content about a broken P10C. As far as I can tell you've never shot a fully functional one. It would make for some interesting content if you got your hands on one that wasn't defective.
1st off I hate creepy triggers. I've modified my Glock 20's trigger, the 1st & 2nd Gen CZ P10C's triggers, my XD(M)'s trigger, my Kimber Micro 9's trigger, my Springfield 1911 10mm Ronin Elite's trigger, and both my P365 & P365XL's triggers (The Sig's are the worst of the bunch). I guess I've turned into a trigger snob. I have not had to change my Ruger SR9C's trigger or my Shield Plus's trigger as they are fantastic out of the box and no modifications were necessary. (Ruger should have put the SR9C's trigger in the MAX 9). I've had both the 1st Gen CZ P10 C & the 2nd Gen P10 C. The 1st Gen was creepy & I hated it. After breaking 2 striker firing pins I sent it in & they sent me back a 2nd Gen P10 C which didn't have any trigger creep. Thank you CZ! As it still had the trigger safety hang up, I reinstalled the HB Industries trigger which not only got rid of the hang up, but also is a more comfortable wider trigger. If HR Funk can't get rid of the trigger creep, I'd sell it. If CZ can't or won't do anything with the trigger, I'm wondering if a new striker assy. would fix the problem as it did with my Sig P365XL's trigger. (A very creepy trigger) My Shield Plus Performance Center 4" ported barrel has a fantastic trigger and matches my 2nd Gen CZ P10 C's trigger. Both have fantastic triggers which are directly comparable to the PPQ, PDP, & VP9. Haven't shot the Canek's but everyone raves about how it has the best trigger of the striker assy. market pistols.
The older I get, and the more firearms I handle and review, the less stock I place in the guns people rave about. The subject of this video is one of the many reasons for my skepticism.
A tough call for certain with limited safe space and funds. I let my p10c go partly because it didn't do anything my glock or m&p 9c 2.0 couldn't do and partly because it had mechanical reliability problems. If I was doing it today I'd likely flip the p10c for one of the new integrated comp pistols sig has or download payment on a nice 1911.
At this point in my life (59) I think I'm done with all the polymer guns and will just be collecting old classic lever guns, revolvers and 1911's. They have their place in carry pieces but for my casual range and backyard shooting I'm going to stick to the classics, steel and walnut.
This must be a " Jealousy Gluck " owner . I have a P 10 C and P 10 F , Both have excellent crisp triggers . None of that Gluck miserable triggers , that need upgrades.
I had a 2nd Gen P10-C and it had a great trigger. But even from a great brand you can get a lemon. But if I were you I'd just send it to Cajun gun works for their trigger job. Then you'd have an awesome experience with it. 😎👍
The Cajun Performance Package is only $83 and easy to install. The main components include an extended tooled steel striker and lighter striker spring. Those two components can be installed in less than five minutes. I didn't care for the skinny factory trigger and dingus so I swapped it out for an HBI Theta trigger. I didn't even install the HBI trigger spring and still achieved a trigger pull of 3 1/4 - 3 1/2 lb pull with a short reset. My best and flattest shooting striker fired gun.
My favorite polymer striker fired handgun, especially after installing a Cajun Gun Works performance package and HBI trigger. A Holosun 507C green dot and Night Fision optic height sights are just icing on the cake.
I really do think you got a lemon on this one with its trigger problems. After watching all three videos I %100 agree that yours is stagey. I would say either send it to CZ or go to a gun store that has one and see if models that have are the same.
It's not a lemon but depends what gen he got and it could be the trigger bar. I have the 1st gen with the ambi mag release and that trigger is beautiful and compared to my P10F, it's totally different and I also replace the trigger bar on the P10F but still not as good. I have added the HBi striker spring, 15 % reduce to the P10c but even prior to that it was still better.
Great video and shooting, sir. Thanks.
Good video and lesson , thanks
You are welcome! Thanks for watching.
Really comprehensive evaluation. Enjoyed.
Thanks John, I’m glad you did.
Great follow up review. I appreciate the time and effort you put into this gun, giving it a “2nd chance “. Also… nice shooting!
Thank you. I’m glad you liked it!
Pretty good vid! I've had a box stock P10C for years, it's one of my favorite handguns and carried frequently. I always thought of it as an improvement over the G19 and the main selling points to me were the trigger and ergos. Yours may have had some staging effect that got worked out. Excellent grouping, by the way.
Thank you!
Excellent Shooting and Congratulations on working with your P10C paying off!
Thank you!
Nice shooting. Looks like the pistol has earned a place at the table. Thanks for the video and wishing you and yours a happy Easter.
Happy Easter to you and yours Keith!
Well done! I feel the same way about Glocks. I can qual & feel confident enough w/them, but given a choice, they'll probably stay in the safe w/something else on the hip.
Well, I think we all know exactly how the Chief feels about Glocks! LOL!
Your shooting is always impressive and you did it again with that pistol. A lot of people with a rifle and high dollar scope can’t shoot that well at 25 yards. Another good video sir.
Thanks Paul!
I have the same feelings as you with this gun. Same experience.
Another great video!!!
Thanks Cliff!
I have the exact same setup, and slow firing I can be very accurate. I also tried an IPSC match once with it, and I was grossly inconsistent. Some stages went pretty well, and some I completely bodged. Why, I don't know exactly, but I suspect inconsistent grip, and handling the trigger. I'm not big on dry fire, but perhaps I should give it a serious try, because in essence I just like this gun! I know that it's much better than me for sure:)
You could turn this experience into a movie. A troubled beginning with lots of drama, then the sun begins to shine through the clouds. And finally, MY favorite, the happy ending. And Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to you too!
I agree Chief as of now I would hang on to it.
Have a good Easter and enjoy the time with your family.
If you intend to use the P10 as a range gun it's a keeper. For defense or carry I would do something about the trigger. You want total confidence for that, not hesitating to finesse the trigger. Remember Bill Jordan, " No second place winner."
I have reservations about changing the trigger on a carry pistol. We’ll see what the future holds for the P10C. Happy Easter to you and your family John.
My own experience with the P10C, limited to checking one out at the gun store, was that it's a Glock made in the Czech Republic--and that's not to disparage either. The striker-fired, polymer-framed design is good for what it offers.
But the gun I bought was a CZ 75B. Yes, it's bigger and heavier. But that, combined with the grips, improves the subjective perception of the pistol for me while shooting it. It's not as easy to carry as the Glockenpolymers, but I can manage doing so, and that's worth the effort.
Someday, I'll get a P10C or perhaps the F model just because I like what the company does. Since this is their first striker-fired product, I'm anticipating improvements as they gain knowledge in the type.
I’ve got a 75B too, and also a P01. They are both outstanding pistols!
A good friend of mine, asked me to recommend a pistol, to purchase. I had owned a CZ P10 C and had carried a P10F as a duty pistol. Boy did I cringed when I saw the tittle of your video. I have to agree with some of your other viewers. I think you may have got a lemon. I would strongly recommend a HBI trigger. This trigger makes the pistol much more comfortable to shoot.
Thank you. I’m curious, we’re you allowed to swap out the trigger on your duty pistol?
@@hrfunk It was personally owned. I just changed the trigger shoe. The trigger pull weight was not effected
@@arthuroubre7562 Thank
You. I was just curious since most departments prohibit any modification of a duty weapon.
Maybe CZ has changed some of the parts specs. I purchased 2 of them the first year they were released, both very smooth with short resets. The p10c's are pistols that I will never trade, they always put a smile on my face at the range!
Never and issue with mine!!!!
The CZ P10 - what Glock could have been. Nice detailed follow-up, as I've come to expect from your channel. BTW, my P10S easily hit the 8" plate at 50 yards on my range, and it only took three shots to hit the 6" plate at 50 yards - with factory iron sights. I guess I need to do a follow-up video now that I have an optic on it.
Good shooting! I’ve noted that the mechanical accuracy of my P10C is rather impressive. Even so, the trigger quality diminishes the shooter’s ability to apply that accuracy.
@@hrfunk I agree. That's why I prefer a 1911.
The day was not wasted as any day on the range is great. Consistent triggers is a requirement for me but I don't recall a pistol that wasn't consistent once I got used to it. Thanks. Semper Fi
Semper Fi and thanks for watching!
I have the P10F and love it. In 2022 there are just a ton of great striker fired pistols to chose from.
Great video. Any pistol that rings a bell at 50 yards is a keeper.
I have to say, I could hand you a pile of rocks and you would still have a really nice group of where ever you threw the rocks At! Once again superior shooting!! And you could tell that all the work you had done had made the difference.
Thanks Mike!
Well, that was fine shooting with the P10C (and, fwiw, I entirely agree with your points re mechanical offset and a slight upward adjustment to the red dot optic). We’ve all had experiences with some perfectly fine firearms that just are not ideal for a given INDIVIDUAL. For example, two Glock (plus many other I have shot) certainly fall into that category, BUT millions of people ardently believe in “Glock perfection.”
So, I’d now not be concerned with buying a P10C, although there are many other “same category” autoloaders that I’d likely prefer. Its longer range accuracy really was (imho) quite impressive.
Wishing you and your family a joyous Easter.
Happy Easter to you too Roy. My whole family is here this weekend and it's already joyous!
@@hrfunk
That’s wonderful!
Go get an after market trigger. Seems like the dry fire and the backstrap as well as more deliberate shots made all the difference but that doesn't mean that trigger can't be much better.
Still my favorite pistol. I was a Glock guy till I purchased p10c, love it, I guess your going to love it or hate it.I can’t wait till cz has a new version cause they blew it out the park
Great video. Outstanding shooting. I have the P-10c that I just purchased 5 weeks ago. Love the gun. No optic yet. Are you a fan of optics? I’m 63 and my son keeps telling me optics are the future
Thank you! I'm a fan of optics for some applications. In close range defensive use, they have little value. On the other hand, for long-range handgunning they seem to be beneficial. Like anything else, they have thier song points and their drawbacks.
Love the intro music, like watching a good action movie from the 80’s and early 90’s. Just that good nostalgic feeling.
Thank you ! That’s was composed and recorded by my son.
@@hrfunk wow, he is really good!!
Nothing wrong with not liking some features of a handgun. I am also finicky with triggers.
I can overlook some things about a handgun but the trigger is not one of these features.
I would definitely replace the trigger. I have purchased pistols that I would not shoot until I replaced the trigger.
Thanks for sharing your experience HR Funk.
Semper Fi
You’re welcome Karl. Semper Fi!
Happy Easter Sunday
🕊️🕊️🕊️
Same to you.
I hope HR. has a bottle of polymer hand sanitizer handy?
Great job with this video Howard! I have a First Gen P10c (2018) and I liked It so much I bought a Second Gen P10c. The early versions of the P10c's had an Issue with the CAST Strikers Breaking Their Tips off (Check Out The Gun Penquins UA-cam Video) so I replaced both of my Strikers with Forged Steel Replacements from Cajun Gun Works! CZ had some Issues with some of the First Generation of the P10c! The triggers on both of my P10c's are amazing and I was surprised to see that you said you weren't to happy with the trigger pull on your sample. One of the selling points of this pistol Is It's smooth trigger press.. I'm curious If you just got a Lemon or did CZ modify the trigger design In order to address some other Issue? When CZ Introduced this pistol back In 2017 there were a host of problems. I spoke to David Milan who owns Cajun Gun Works a few years ago and he was very Informative and helpful. I would suggest you give the Boys at Cajun Gun Works a call and speak to them about your P10c!
I’m glad you enjoy your P10s, and it’s great that they work so well for you! I was just never able to warm up to mine. I sanded up trading it a while back on a Canik Mete. Of the two, I much prefer the Canik.
I own two CZ models: the P10 C tactical suppressor-ready (17+1) and the P10 F (19+1 and 21+1 mags). Both of them are reliable, very accurate, with smooth trigger pulls, and fantastic ergonomics. They both are keepers along with my other favorite handguns in my collection. I have zero issues with the CZ, but only praises.
Good. I’m glad they work for you.
@@hrfunk they do, flawlessly so far.
Howard, this was a good, informative video. I have an idea that would be an interesting follow up to this and some of your other recent videos. This would be to do a shooting comparison video of this gun vs your S&W Model 19 Carry Comp. Pick a series of time/accuracy scored drills, run both guns, and see what the scored show. Also review them for concealed carry potential.
Another video I'd like to see you do would be to pick up a Hellcat Pro, and review that, especially vs this gun and your original Hellcat. My take on the Hellcat Pro is that it's a Glock 19 (and clones) put on a diet, making it smaller, thinner and lighter. I'd like to see what you'd think about it from a shooting perspective.
Thank you. I was thinking about using the Carry Comp in a video comparing it to the Glock 19 (19 vs. 19). I’ll probably do something along those lines eventually.
So far I’m kind of lukewarm to the Hellcat Pro. I’m not sure what it brings to the table that isn’t already covered by a lot of other pistols (I still love my original Hellcat, though). Stay tuned. I’m sure I’ll come up with something to interest you!
@@hrfunk The Hellcat pro is definitely NOT a microcompact (al la the original Hellcat.) What it does bring to the game is some of that microcompact DNA into the standard compact (ie Glock 19) sized) class. If you want a three fingered grip, and a >3.5" barrel, but want the gun to be as small, thin and light as possible, it's right there. That's what I think makes it interesting.
I honestly thought after seeing the other vids of the P10c that you were going to toss it but glad you stuck with it. I don't know how you feel about playing with the trigger but I bought the HBi trigger for it along with the striker springs and I didn't like the HBi trigger but do recommend change the striker spring to the 15% reduce one. I love my P10C and F.
Thank you. I’m considering trigger replacement/modification options. Stay tuned!
Nice video. Recently I went through my safe and sold off a number of guns that I had not passion for, served no purpose that another firearm of mine also served, were not collectable and most likely would not be leaving my safe in the future. From your recent reviews of this gun I would have sold it if I owned it and felt like you do about it.
Let’s see what happens. Maybe it’s just a late bloomer.
He should of sent it back to cz to fix the trigger, by him doing videos like this he's turning alot of people away from cz I don't know why
@@waterhead1359 He's not turning anyone off. After 4-5 years, this pistol has universal acclaim. The verdict was in long before he made this video. There is always someone that doesn't like something, but the preponderance of opinion is very positive about this pistol, and CZ in general.
@Kenneth Baker I appreciate that but I looked at the comments says they were thinking about it or was on the fence about buying the p10 but after watching the video they decided not to.my comment was he should've sent it back for repair alot of comments saying he should.
Good video.Would of been nice to adjust the sight when you mentioned your going low.Guns staying,for now...
Thanks...Always great reviews. Question about your multiple target drill: Why the 1-3-2 pattern? I was always taught (and teach) a 1-2-1-1-1 pattern. The theory is that the 1st bad guy gets a second follow up shot faster. The last 1-1 are failure shots if needed. Love to hear your thoughts.
It’s just the way I learned the drill. It used to be part of the Ohio qualification course and that’s the way it was conducted. It’s also kind of fun to see just how fast you can rap off those 6 shots on the two targets.
@@hrfunk Thank you. Appreciate the info. Happy Easter!
Guns and holsters(even more so) are very personal. I like the CZ P10C/F models better than just about any glock or most other striker guns except for the Walther PPQ/PDP guns. I dont have to change triggers, add talon grip tape or change the sights like on a glock for instance. Putting an HB industries or Cajun Gun Works straight trigger might help. All the different P10 series guns I shot had decent striker gun triggers in them
Good! I hope they continue to work well for you. Thanks for watching.
So often I see people shoot guns they don't click with really well. You still have to love it IMO. If not it will just take a back seat about every time. You shot it well. Do you really love it though? I got rid of guns I loved but didn't shoot well, and guns I shot well but wasn't in love with. It's like the car you don't like but gets you there every time. Also. Surprised you haven't got the new shield yet.
I still like my Hellcat so much that I haven’t really looked at the new Shields. Who knows though? Maybe I’ll try one out in the future. Thanks for watching!
I really didn't think the P10C was going to stay. I was going to suggest putting that red dot on the Masada and testing it on there to see if it was more accurate than on the P10C. Good shooting, good final evaluation.
Thanks Frank! I have the Hi-Lux TD-3C on the Masada and it works quite well.
Very interesting video series, HR! Have you ever tried the HK VP9?
No I haven’t, but I would like to.
Good decision. Too many pluses to send down the road because of a so-so trigger that can be remedied by a CZ mechanic or after market replacement.
Thanks HR.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
I think the trigger, on your particular example, isn't as smooth, or light as say, my particular P10C. Mine does have a little bit of creep before the break, but it's predictable. Mine pulls in the mid to low 4lb range. A trigger I'm truly impressed with out of the box... PDP, and Shield Plus performance center. My CZ is nicer than my G19, you should check out another P10C to compare with yours. Looks to me, you can shoot about anything you want too, and pretty well. Have fun, and have a nice Easter. LGB!! 🇺🇸
Thanks! Happy Easter to you too.
When three bullets go through the same hole and the pistol is *not* a tack driver then there's something wrong with your tack 😆
Or, (Gasp!) the shooter.
@@hrfunk never 😉 Nice shooting.
Hi, I enjoy your channel. !! I just wanted to let you know that every other video I watched, n all testers said the trigger was nice , n all were less than 5 pounds !
Hope I didn’t overstep, but I felt I should say something !!! Thanks 😷💥🔫👻
Thanks Pat, I appreciate your comment. It’s no problem whatsoever. I’ve heard/seen the other reviews too, and it’s possible those folks just got pistols with better triggers than I did. It’s also possible that they didn’t, but they were reluctant to be a lone voice criticizing a feature that so many others lauded. I got into this a little bit in my review of the P10C. I’ll try to state it a little more plainly here. If one or more prominent and highly regarded UA-camrs praise a particular firearm, there are others who don’t wish to stand in contradiction to their review(s).
I have its smaller brother p10s. At 50 yards there is no problem hitting the target.
Good! I hope it serves you well for a long time to come.
Polish the internals with some flitz you will love it
You can change the trigger . Hb industry trigger with 3 - 3 .5 Ib striker spring.
I’m looking into trigger options, but I must say the idea of dropping another $80-$100 just to get a descent trigger annoys me. I doubt I’ll opt for the HB version because I don’t want to compromise ignition reliability.
excellent followup reviews
Thank you!
@@hrfunk
I just bought the optic ready version of the CZP10C. Can you please help me how to get the free plate from CZ? I thought you are allow to get one free plate but i don’t have anyway to contact them . Please help me if you know who to contact thanks in advanced
As I recall, I had to order to mounting plate through their website. Also, I don’t think it was free. I think it cost $20 (+/-).
@@hrfunk
Ok.
As for the trigger .On mine the take up is very smooth, then you hit a wall like a 2 stage with a light let off. A vast improvement over the Glock triggers. As far as accuracy it is also superior to the Glock. I am still in the brake in stage on the p10c, but if it continues to be this good it will replace my g19 as my ccw. P.S. No disrespect to you ,Sir . What works for one person. Might not work for another. You have a nice day.
Good for you! I’m glad the P10 is performing well. I hope it continues to do so for a long time to come!
You mentioned this pistol having inconsistent trigger pull weights. Have you done any more testing with a gauge?
I’ve done extensive testing with a trigger pull gauge.
Good job at 50 !
Thanks Brian!
Good video HR! Just haven't caught the CZ "bug!"
I’ve got a couple of metal-frame CZ pistols that I really like. On the other hand, the P10 has taken some getting used to.
@@hrfunk I think if I had a little more exposure to the CZ line I would warm up to them. They seem to be alot of value (quality) for the price point.
Groo here check out the Canik TP9 Elite SC Just got one and was greatly supprised...
I have looked at them, but I haven’t fired one. If I do, you’ll see it in a video.
Respect your review but my p10c is possibly the best polymer striker gun I’ve fired. I carry it daily with 17 rd mags. Love it
Good! I’m glad it works well for you.
The great thing about firearms is there is a vast array of options from which to choose, what is a wonderful pistol for one maybe a terrible choice for someone else. That does not mean if it's a quality firearm, there is something wrong with the pistol, just doesn't do it for you. GLOCKS work and are reliable pistols I just don't like them, (closet hater because YEP I own one in a Gen 5 Model 19 9mm). Others don't like 1911 pistols thinking them antiquated but these are my favorite design and give me a lot of confidence. Is it not wonderful that web have So many choices. Have a blessed Easter.
Happy Easter to you too Sergeant Major.
Hi HR, any interest in, or experience with the P09 or P07? My current best shooting polymer pistol is a SIG SP2022 (surprised me). I shoot hammer fired pistols better (and I like the DA/SA option) and generally they seem to have better triggers. Made me wonder if you had any thoughts on those models.
I’ve handled both the P07 and the P09, but I’ve never fired either one. If I ever do, I’ll share my thoughts in a video. Thanks for watching Lyle!
I own a P07 I rotate between my P10c and P07. To answer your question about the P07 it shoots like a dream.
@@ReyesFL Thanks Iggy. Stuck behind the tofu curtain, and it's not on our roster, so not an option until I move to a free state. But I like CZs and had a feeling about them. Thanks for your assessment.
My 1st and did not fail 😊 CZ all the way 🎵
You took the time to see if you could make friends with it rather than just declaring it junk and trading it off. You may get rid of it later on but until then you can have some fun with it.
First time I ever heard anyone use the word "mushy" when it comes to the P10C trigger... Granted it's no 1911 trigger, but personally I think it's one of the best stock triggers in the polymer striker-fired arena. Probably needs breaking in.
If so, someone else will have to do it. After about a year of working with the P10C, and being disappointed with it, I traded it on a Canik Mete. If you get a chance to handle one of those, see if you notice a difference between that trigger and the one in the P10.
Bought one today
I hope you love it!
The pistol may be a wee bit quirky, but it DOES perform in the right hands... and after watching that, I'd say yours ARE. Having watched a LOT of reviews of this pistol, and noting that they very much fall into line with the general comments on your videos, I agree with some of the other commenters who think you may have just acquired an example with a bad trigger. I really wonder if changing out to an aftermarket trigger might not change that P10C from an "okay" pistol to one of your favorite shooters overnight... Food for thought. And maybe meat for some future videos. ;-)
Thanks Dale. Im considering a trigger change, but I haven’t decided for certain. Stay tuned!
Can you tell me the name of the camo pattern that is on your pants please? Thanks
It’s basically a woodland camo. I got the pants from Duluth Trading Company.
No flash, no glam - just quality shooting and analysis.
Thanks Greg! Takes one to know one!
Love mine but thinking about giving it to my daughter who is about to graduate from AirForce basic training.
That would be a great gift. Best wishes for her.
That is so hard for me to take in my it's in my CZ sits at 4 to 4 and a 1/2 pounds and it is so smooth smooth I just wish you had a better option or a better a better I don't know just saying I wish you had a different CZ to try that Peyton is amazing
I MIGHT swap out the trigger for an aftermarket option. I don’t like doing that, but maybe I will.
@@hrfunk I was voice texting. My apologies. I just love mine I love to shoot her . I too went to the small back strap I put the biggest on at first ended up with the small so shocked
I shoot the P10C very well. One of my favorite 9mms
Good. I hope it serves you well for a long time.
If you havent tried one yet, you might prefer the trigger on the walther PPQ. It feels much lighter and doesnt have that stackyness the p10 has. I prefer the p10 and carry a p10f. My wife has the PPQ m2 and her trigger for me was much lighter and cleaner. I think the walther PDP has the same trigger as the PPQ.
Thanks. Sooner or later I’ll give one a try.
@@hrfunk The PPQ trigger is absolutely the best striker fired trigger on the market today, bar none….
What holster are you using?
I’m pretty sure it was an Alien Gear shape shift for a Glock 19.
You should look into the Apex trigger kit for this gun, you’ll probably like the improvement
I’ve been looking at replacement trigger options. Stay tuned!
Is Apex its own company or is "Apex" trigger you refer to a product sold by a company of another name.
I believe the company name is Apex Tactical.
The P 10C it's guilty of turning my G19 into the night stand gun.
FYI the killer innovations magwell and mag extensions are great options, just got information that they will not be making any more mag extensions because of Washington state being babies.
That figures. Thanks for the info!
So.. would you rather carry this or the G19 you carry now?
I would take the P10C over the G19. Then again, there’s a lot of other handguns I would also prefer to the Glock.
Went to the range this weekend with my brother and brought my P10 C. He brought his CZ P07 and Glock 19 Gen 5.
I loved my piece of course and found new lust with the CZ P07.
Can't say the same for the Glock though. First time holding one and firing it, after I emptied the clip I held my CZ P10 C and it fit like a glove in my grip.
CZ P10 C foreva!
PS. Ever since my brother bought a P10 C he can't wait to get rid of his Glock.
Do you like the M&P 2.0 or Cz p10c more?
Between those two, I prefer the M&P.
I don't like plastic guns....period. but I Love CZ'S & I own 3 of them, all metal. My latest purchase was the CZ 75 P01 Compact aluminum frame. Out shoots any Glock & only weighs ounces more than the Glock 19, same size & carry's the same payload,...I'll tote the extra weight.
Perhaps what you meant to say is that you outshoot yourself with a Glock. My experience is that I shoot a Glock as accurately as I did my CZ-75, which I loved, but it’s a little myopic to think one pistol outshoots another.
I have the pcr same size as the p01 and I love it. Changed sights to truglo tfx fiber optic and built in night sights. Factory sights , I couldn’t see them and had a hard time finding the front sight. Next gun will be the p01.
I put blaze orange fingernail polish on the front sight,..works pretty well. I would like tru glow but I don't have a sight tool.
@@oleboy7615 Glocks just don't have the grip angle I'm use to & I am always searching for the sights when I bring it up on target. With the great grip of the CZ's,.. High-Power's, 1911's & even my Beretta's I always outshoot the Glocks. But you're right, they're all accurate, but I have never found a Kydex whatever gun that I truely like. I'm just too old school now to change. I love the classic's.
@@kentonhammond8938 I have to agree the CZ75, BHP and 1911 are all fantastic pieces of history, and I love them.
Was going to say, I think the trigger is one of the best attributes for the cz p10. I have the cz P10 f and it has one of the best triggers I have felt in a polymer striker fired pistol, maybe just behind the PDP and vp9. I will say though, it doesn't feel as nice, or as well built, as my g19x or even my cz75 sp-01. Just seems a bit loose...loose tolerances, slide kinda rattles, etc. Shoots great though and trigger is consistent. Was yours made in the czech republic? I think some were made in USA.
Mine was made in the USA. I believe all the optic ready versions are made here.
@@hrfunk thanks. My p10f was made in Czech Republic. It is just normal iron sights.
Are there any firearms you fired that no matter how much you practice you won't get better or a decent marksman can shoot anything proficiently with practice? Great video.
I can adapt to pretty much anything. It all depends upon how much work I want to put into the effort.
@@hrfunk Even a Glock Ha!
Yes, but I just won’t like it very much!
HR, I think you should carry that pistol. Man, are you shooting it well!!! 2 clicks downward on that dot and you're on at 21, yes?
Probably more like 5 or 6 clicks. Thanks Joe!
I love mine . I shoot it better than everything else .
I'd keep it too. Very accurate. I had trouble shooting my Glocks at first as well. Stryker fired triggers feel weird to me. Now that I'm used to them, I'm happy. Still, I tend to carry a revolver. I first learned to shoot with a double action wheel gun, and I like the consistent trigger pull.
I’ve never cared for Glock triggers either. I’m not sure why it’s so hard to build a striker system with a good trigger.
@@hrfunk Walther and Canik have mastered the striker fired trigger....
Hopefully I’ll be able to confirm that in a future video.
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You're ten times the marksman that I am, so you can ignore what I say. Maybe there is a trigger kit out there for that pistol that can improve the feel to make it more like your other pistols. Then you wouldn't have to adjust simply for that one gun. Or you can simply adjust for that one gun! LOL. With one exception, I don't think I have two guns with the exact same trigger feel. The exceptions are my M&P340 and 43C from Smith&Wesson. My finger simply can't tell the difference on those triggers. The 43C is several oz lighter though. That means I do need to consciously remember that I need to grip it as if I'm shooting 38/357 loads rather than 22LR. 22LR is so light that it is easy to get lazy. A good 38+P load will punish you for that!
I might swap out the trigger in this pistol. I haven’t decided for certain yet. It annoys me to do that, though, since the trigger on the P10C was purportedly one of its strong points.
@@hrfunk I totally get that. And I imagine it is quite possible that an aftermarket trigger kit ends up being worse than the OEM trigger.
At this writing I sm waiting to take delivery of a new P10C Got it for $309! I am certain it will be the US made version Anyone havexany insight as to how the US and Czech versions compare? Ive heard the US verions dont have a forged barrel
I personally don’t think. There’s much difference between them. I’m sure others will vehemently disagree.
The Czech made P-10C's, have a bit nicer of a trigger, than their American counter parts, IMO. Thanks for the share!!
Thanks Steven. I’ve heard that from other viewers too.
@@hrfunk Is yours US made?
@@stevenkennedy4130 Yes, all the optics ready P10’s are made in the US.
@@hrfunk copy.
my p10c trigger is excellent as is my p10s trigger
Have used 2 different P10C and they both have absolutely zero creep. Also they both had very light and consistent trigger pulls. Yours is definitely defective. You should either send it back to CZ or sell it and buy a different P10
Or just trade it for something else. Sooner or later I’ll decide what I want to do with it.
@@hrfunk The point of my comment is that you have hours of content about a broken P10C. As far as I can tell you've never shot a fully functional one. It would make for some interesting content if you got your hands on one that wasn't defective.
1st off I hate creepy triggers. I've modified my Glock 20's trigger, the 1st & 2nd Gen CZ P10C's triggers, my XD(M)'s trigger, my Kimber Micro 9's trigger, my Springfield 1911 10mm Ronin Elite's trigger, and both my P365 & P365XL's triggers (The Sig's are the worst of the bunch). I guess I've turned into a trigger snob. I have not had to change my Ruger SR9C's trigger or my Shield Plus's trigger as they are fantastic out of the box and no modifications were necessary. (Ruger should have put the SR9C's trigger in the MAX 9). I've had both the 1st Gen CZ P10 C & the 2nd Gen P10 C. The 1st Gen was creepy & I hated it. After breaking 2 striker firing pins I sent it in & they sent me back a 2nd Gen P10 C which didn't have any trigger creep. Thank you CZ! As it still had the trigger safety hang up, I reinstalled the HB Industries trigger which not only got rid of the hang up, but also is a more comfortable wider trigger. If HR Funk can't get rid of the trigger creep, I'd sell it. If CZ can't or won't do anything with the trigger, I'm wondering if a new striker assy. would fix the problem as it did with my Sig P365XL's trigger. (A very creepy trigger) My Shield Plus Performance Center 4" ported barrel has a fantastic trigger and matches my 2nd Gen CZ P10 C's trigger. Both have fantastic triggers which are directly comparable to the PPQ, PDP, & VP9. Haven't shot the Canek's but everyone raves about how it has the best trigger of the striker assy. market pistols.
The older I get, and the more firearms I handle and review, the less stock I place in the guns people rave about. The subject of this video is one of the many reasons for my skepticism.
A tough call for certain with limited safe space and funds. I let my p10c go partly because it didn't do anything my glock or m&p 9c 2.0 couldn't do and partly because it had mechanical reliability problems. If I was doing it today I'd likely flip the p10c for one of the new integrated comp pistols sig has or download payment on a nice 1911.
I will add that I do miss that gun and that's when I learned the "never sell" lesson lol.
At this point in my life (59) I think I'm done with all the polymer guns and will just be collecting old classic lever guns, revolvers and 1911's. They have their place in carry pieces but for my casual range and backyard shooting I'm going to stick to the classics, steel and walnut.
I don’t blame you one bit. Happy shooting Blaine.
I would have packed up and gone home after the first two shots
Ha, ha! That thought might have crossed my mind.
14:50 Audie Murphy twisted in his grave.
Chief a Glock Fan Boy? I beg to differ, Sir. NO way in HELL will that ever happen, we started a game we never finished, Sir.
First person I have EVER heard of ANYONE not liking the Trigger... Because they are up with the PPQ/CANIK if not BETTER!!!
I recently purchased a Canik. It has a considerably better trigger than the P10.
@@hrfunk I think it is really personal preference on this. I love Caniks, but I like my P10C trigger more 🤷♂️
This must be a " Jealousy Gluck " owner . I have a P 10 C and P 10 F ,
Both have excellent crisp triggers . None of that Gluck miserable triggers , that need upgrades.
If you try a Canik pistol, you'll get a better idea of what I think a good trigger feels like.
So, after all that time, he discovered that, if he practiced with it, got to know the trigger better, the pistol shot very well. lol
I would say I shot it better. Still, I don’t shoot it as well as I do some other pistols.
LOL. Don't blame the gun for not being a tack driver. It was all you.
Clearly, but that trigger certainly didn’t help.
I had a 2nd Gen P10-C and it had a great trigger. But even from a great brand you can get a lemon. But if I were you I'd just send it to Cajun gun works for their trigger job. Then you'd have an awesome experience with it. 😎👍
The Cajun Performance Package is only $83 and easy to install. The main components include an extended tooled steel striker and lighter striker spring. Those two components can be installed in less than five minutes. I didn't care for the skinny factory trigger and dingus so I swapped it out for an HBI Theta trigger. I didn't even install the HBI trigger spring and still achieved a trigger pull of 3 1/4 - 3 1/2 lb pull with a short reset. My best and flattest shooting striker fired gun.