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Originally posted by Randy Lee:
CZ pistols have been part of my collection for several years. DA/SA action work that can be performed on the 75 versions can be jaw droppingly good. Ergonomics, accuracy and all the other praises that everyone else touts- all true. But they do have their weaknesses like any other pistol out on the market.

The P-10 is an evolution in the design process of the CZ. For instance, one of the complaints people have mentioned to me at matches has been that the slide in frame design leaves very little surface area of the slide cocking serrations. Large hands in gloves would find it challenging to clear a stoppage. The designers must have had this in mind when they started.

The marketing strategy is pure genius. If I wanted to hit the LE market, peripheral accessories become a critical factor- like duty holsters. So designing the frame and slide dimensions identical to the venerable Glock is sheer brilliance. For a 1500 officer department looking to get away from the Glock, not having to wait for Safariland to develop a new holster pattern and having to place a large purchase order could sway the decision making process.

I look forward to really putting rounds down range.

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Originally posted by mhughes:
Also do y'all see that different style of drop safety, striker block, I don't know the right term sorry. In the back of the slide where the trigger moves it out of the way and allows the striker to go forward.

This one moves to the side instead of moving it up against a spring, that's one thing that probably has an effect on the trigger..

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Originally posted by Voshterkoff:
That's not a 97 in 10mm.

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Originally posted by huskerlrrp:

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Originally posted by Randy Lee:
CZ pistols have been part of my collection for several years. DA/SA action work that can be performed on the 75 versions can be jaw droppingly good. Ergonomics, accuracy and all the other praises that everyone else touts- all true. But they do have their weaknesses like any other pistol out on the market.

The P-10 is an evolution in the design process of the CZ. For instance, one of the complaints people have mentioned to me at matches has been that the slide in frame design leaves very little surface area of the slide cocking serrations. Large hands in gloves would find it challenging to clear a stoppage. The designers must have had this in mind when they started.

The marketing strategy is pure genius. If I wanted to hit the LE market, peripheral accessories become a critical factor- like duty holsters. So designing the frame and slide dimensions identical to the venerable Glock is sheer brilliance. For a 1500 officer department looking to get away from the Glock, not having to wait for Safariland to develop a new holster pattern and having to place a large purchase order could sway the decision making process.

I look forward to really putting rounds down range.

I'm with you except the gloves comment.

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Originally posted by jljones:
^^^^^^^^^^^ Ho-lee shit. You lost?

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Originally posted by esdunbar:
However, it would appear that they built a Glock with more expensive mags.

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Originally posted by cas:
2. That thinking irks me and we see people saying similar things all the time with guns. But it's sort of like saying they shouldn't have bothered making the 2015 Toyota Corolla because it's really just like a 1997 Honda Accord.

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Originally posted by cas:

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Originally posted by esdunbar:
However, it would appear that they built a Glock with more expensive mags.

1. From what I gather, CZ makes very little on the sale of Glocks, so I could see why they might do that.

2. That thinking irks me and we see people saying similar things all the time with guns. But it's sort of like saying they shouldn't have bothered making the 2015 Toyota Corolla because it's really just like a 1997 Honda Accord.

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Originally posted by Gundawg:
more and more i read up on this, the more i think this could become a viable option for some, and the fact it fits in G19 holsters makes it a little easier to take a chance on.

I was wondering how much taller it was than my G19, and seems i just saw it comes in at 5.2 height, 7.36 length, and 1.25 width.

The Width is interesting, being 1.18 glock vs 1.25 CZ if that is correct from gunsamerica, and the fitment into glock holsters could be a bit tight.

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Originally posted by mhughes:

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Originally posted by Gundawg:
more and more i read up on this, the more i think this could become a viable option for some, and the fact it fits in G19 holsters makes it a little easier to take a chance on.

I was wondering how much taller it was than my G19, and seems i just saw it comes in at 5.2 height, 7.36 length, and 1.25 width.

The Width is interesting, being 1.18 glock vs 1.25 CZ if that is correct from gunsamerica, and the fitment into glock holsters could be a bit tight.

Ambi slide stop? That's usually the widest point

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Originally posted by Gundawg:

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Originally posted by mhughes:

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Originally posted by Gundawg:
more and more i read up on this, the more i think this could become a viable option for some, and the fact it fits in G19 holsters makes it a little easier to take a chance on.

I was wondering how much taller it was than my G19, and seems i just saw it comes in at 5.2 height, 7.36 length, and 1.25 width.

The Width is interesting, being 1.18 glock vs 1.25 CZ if that is correct from gunsamerica, and the fitment into glock holsters could be a bit tight.

Ambi slide stop? That's usually the widest point

good point forgot about the ambi controls