Mine came in. Totally forgot about it for a year and my dealer called me said he got first 2. There are about 20 people on the waiting list and I was second. If thats any indication I think these will sell. Got it home, field stripped, (yep-slide seemed stuck but i racked it, wiggled it and it finally came off-not sure what obstructs it-anyone?) put some lube on it and to the range. 200 rounds, 20 sig V crown hollow points, Winchester 115 fmj and sig 115 fmj. One hole accurate. Hits to point of aim, zero malfunctions. My trigger was crisp, a little take up then real crisp let off. Really, really nice pistol. Probably won't carry it just because its really nice and there are easier carries out there. But for an all metal, quality pistol thats fun, accurate and reliable that you COULD carry if you want, its a winner.
I am really liking my 210 Carry It's like a slim frame CZ 75. I can find any holsters for it but just carry it IWB without around the homestead. I have around 275 round through mine. It will go up over the weekend.
I put another 100 through mine earlier today. Perfect one shot one hole groups. haha It is a good shooting gun, once I warm up a mag or two I do pretty dang good with it on the steel at my range. The last 2 mags I put on the steel silhouettes at 50 and 100 yards, and was able to hit several times in a row.
Got mine 2 weeks ago. I was on the waiting list for what seemed like FOREVER.
Went to field strip it and had a hard time pushing the slide off (I have the p210 standard as well)
The standard came off very easily. to disassemble - I put the safety on and rack the slide...pull the pin out and then pull the trigger lightly and it slides right off
with my standard it just comes off very easily
when the slide is off you can see that there's a tiny obstructions that goes down below the rail when you pull the trigger and allows the slide to come off
I can post pics if anyone is interested. It seems to be a common thing. I'm not sure if its a bit of an anomaly or if it's by design?
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14"x24" silohouettes. 10 yards. 2 hand with weak hand supporting strong. One ragged hole after a couple mags in the 9/10 ring. Slow fire-not under any time. Shot some closer and some further but mostly at 10 yards. I was more just kind of just trying different ammo for function, getting a feel and just seeing if the pistol shot point of aim as others had reported having to move sights.
This weekend, I watch Bruce Gray take his and shoot a 5 round group from prone that measured a sub 2 inch group at 25 yards. He shot a standing freestyle group of about the same at 15 yards. It was only slightly smaller than my group from an AXG Pro.
