CZ P-10 C
The direct competitor to the Glock 19, and its trigger is better. That isn't a controversial opinion in the market — CZ built its reputation on triggers, and even in a polymer striker-fired pistol you feel it immediately. Anyone who shoots regularly will notice the difference in three shots, and beginners will simply hit better without knowing why.
What's good about it
- One of the best triggers in the polymer striker-fired category
- Natural grip angle and a texture that stays put
- Low price relative to the level of performance
What's less good
- Heavier than a Glock 19 at the same size
- Fewer holsters and parts in Israel
- The magazine release is stiff on new guns and takes getting used to
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners in Israel and abroad, good and bad. These are user opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: the trigger feels like it belongs on a pistol that costs a lot more
- Accurate right away, with no upgrades
- Sits in the hand more naturally than a Glock
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: hard to find holsters and parts in Israel
- Heavier than the competition
- The magazine release is stiff at first
Generations and versions
Which optics fit it
The CZ P-10 C ships with adapter plates, so it accepts a wide range of footprints: RMR, RMSc and Docter. 22 of the optics sold in Israel fit it.
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