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CZ PISTOL CLUBS => CZ Polymer Pistols: P10, P-07, P-09 => Topic started by: jdchen0407 on November 20, 2017, 11:09:50 AM
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Hi all, First off let me say please don't beat me to hard for this; but I am getting rid of my CZ... I tried to get out of Blocks but they just bring me back. I am weary of all the issues I have heard about the P10C even on this forum. While mine has none of these issues, I am OCD as hell and it is always in the back of my mind. (Personal thing)
I understand that I can send the gun back and etc. but I really don't feel like dealing with that and waiting. I want something I can trust out of the box.
I plan to be back when the issues are ironed out but I guess it's good bye CZP10C for now =(
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Please don't try to skirt the classified rules by starting your own classified thread... ;-)
Also, sorry to see you give up on the P-10C. I understand, though... I had a similar situation with the P320. Well, not exactly the same - your P-10C is still drop safe :) - but seeing other owners with problems can undermine one's confidence level.
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Also, just to say it... the idea of being able to blindly trust a gun out of the box is a bit of a fallacy.
I won't trust my life to ANY gun (regardless of brand or model) until I have vetted my particular one myself. That typically means 500 rounds through the gun without a hiccup with a healthy percentage of that being self-defense ammo.
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Once a gun fails me, I'm the same way. My P10 has been flawless thru 3k rounds. You won't have any probs getting rid of it. Maybe trade it for a P07?..if you want to try another CZ, never had any issues with that either. GL!
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What are we trying to gain from this post?
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Hi all, First off let me say please don't beat me to hard for this; but I am getting rid of my CZ... I tried to get out of Blocks but they just bring me back. I am weary of all the issues I have heard about the P10C even on this forum. While mine has none of these issues, I am OCD as hell and it is always in the back of my mind. (Personal thing)
I understand that I can send the gun back and etc. but I really don't feel like dealing with that and waiting. I want something I can trust out of the box.
I plan to be back when the issues are ironed out but I guess it's good bye CZP10C for now =(
So the gun has no issues yet you can't live with it so that's fine but what of the issues with the gen 4 blocks and some issues that seem to be cropping up with the gen 5's??? The possibility your CZ could develop an issue bothers you but the possibility that a glock can develop an issue doesn't bother you??? You have to go the direction that you feel suits you best but I fail too see the logic here.
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I'm OCD as heck =) My gen 3 has never failed.
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Hope you get one that shoots good groups instead of patterns.
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I'm OCD as heck =) My gen 3 has never failed.
Your P10C hasn't failed if I'm reading right. Nothing fails till it does.What will happen when that gen 3 fails? What will you buy then? I don't own a P10 but none of the other 7 CZ's I own have failed in a great many thousands of rounds.
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I'm OCD as heck =) My gen 3 has never failed.
Sounds like your P-10C hasn?t failed you either. I?m not trying to give you a hard time. I think it?s relatively well documented, at least by anecdotes, that the new CZ has already had its share of flaws. I think most of them can be addressed with some relatively simple gunsmithing, or at least a little bit of patience and a few hundred rounds of ammo down the pipe. Mine has been very good so far, and I?m crossing my fingers it stays this way because I chose to keep it over my P-09.
I hope your Gen3 Glock never fails you, even from a basic maintenance perspective, because by your logic if it ever does, you?ll be psychologically screwed ? ya know, on account of your OCD.
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Hi all, First off let me say please don't beat me to hard for this; but I am getting rid of my CZ... I tried to get out of Blocks but they just bring me back. I am weary of all the issues I have heard about the P10C even on this forum. While mine has none of these issues, I am OCD as hell and it is always in the back of my mind. (Personal thing)
I understand that I can send the gun back and etc. but I really don't feel like dealing with that and waiting. I want something I can trust out of the box.
I plan to be back when the issues are ironed out but I guess it's good bye CZP10C for now =(
One of the silliest posts I've ever read on here.
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Maybe the OCD in you will recognize any tell tale signs that something is amiss well before failure occurs? :o. Then take photo, send to CZ or Glock customer service to either repair or otherwise comfort you that the suspected OCD wear is normal. 2 is one. Hash out both guns intelligently, or get your backup glock (or the wonderful hammer featured PCR, P01...) BEFORE ridding the P10C.
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him.. Last time I looked, it was still a free country.I don't know why people get so huffy about it. A pistol is a personal choice, especally if it's going to be carried every day, If one loses faith in it, for whatever reason,chances are you'll carry it less and less. So, it's a good idea to have confidence in what you're carrying, (within reason) no matter what the brand name. (Again, within reason)
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The reasons stated as justification for the switch are debatable, I suppose, but the OP can do as he pleases. I doubt seriously he intended this to be a discussion of his logic, though ;-)
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Yup, reliability, accuracy and confidence in your ability to use one well. Or as many of those as meets your expectations.
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him.. Last time I looked, it was still a free country.I don't know why people get so huffy about it. A pistol is a personal choice, especally if it's going to be carried every day, If one loses faith in it, for whatever reason,chances are you'll carry it less and less. So, it's a good idea to have confidence in what you're carrying, (within reason) no matter what the brand name. (Again, within reason)
Not a problem, just wondering what the point of telling us is?
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him..
Not a problem, just wondering what the point of telling us is?
I believe if you read the first reply (mine) you will be able to determine the why... ;-)
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him.. Last time I looked, it was still a free country.I don't know why people get so huffy about it. A pistol is a personal choice, especally if it's going to be carried every day, If one loses faith in it, for whatever reason,chances are you'll carry it less and less. So, it's a good idea to have confidence in what you're carrying, (within reason) no matter what the brand name. (Again, within reason)
Not a problem, just wondering what the point of telling us is?
Not sure who your comment is directed at me or the OP..
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The way I read the OP is that there is another good P-10C available, and that is good news.
Maybe he could trade with someone who has given up on the Glocks. Shouldn't be hard to find.
Joe
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him.. Last time I looked, it was still a free country.I don't know why people get so huffy about it. A pistol is a personal choice, especally if it's going to be carried every day, If one loses faith in it, for whatever reason,chances are you'll carry it less and less. So, it's a good idea to have confidence in what you're carrying, (within reason) no matter what the brand name. (Again, within reason)
Not a problem, just wondering what the point of telling us is?
Not sure who your comment is directed at me or the OP..
You and him. It isn't a problem that he posted it, just curious was the end goal was. There isn't anything to discuss. Are we suppose to talk the OP out of it?
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OP wants to go back to a Glock, well, ok, that's up to him.. Last time I looked, it was still a free country.I don't know why people get so huffy about it. A pistol is a personal choice, especally if it's going to be carried every day, If one loses faith in it, for whatever reason,chances are you'll carry it less and less. So, it's a good idea to have confidence in what you're carrying, (within reason) no matter what the brand name. (Again, within reason)
Not a problem, just wondering what the point of telling us is?
Not sure who your comment is directed at me or the OP..
You and him. It isn't a problem that he posted it, just curious was the end goal was. There isn't anything to discuss. Are we suppose to talk the OP out of it?
It appears that what some were trying to do, my point was, that it's up to him. At this point there is no longer anything to discuss, besides, I was'nt aware that every post was required to have a end goal...
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OK I was trying to clear up the "why" of the OP's post without being direct but here it is... :)
The OP's post is incomplete - I removed a part and referred to that in my initial reply. Here is a paraphrase of the complete post:
I have a P-10C.
I am switching back to Glocks.
Others have had problems with their P-10C.
My P-10C has been trouble-free but I am OCD
My P-10C is now for sale.
The OP does not have the post count to list his gun for sale in the classifieds so this came across as a thinly veiled attempt at clickbait to garner interest in the gun he now wishes to sell.
In retrospect I probably should have just deleted the thread instead of leaving you guys scratching your heads ;-/