CZ P10M range report..........

[lebomb]

My wife and I put 125 rds through the P10M today, at 20ft distance. Not one hiccup, gun ran flawless. The gun is very, very accurate. I could not believe how accurate this firearm is. Shot placement was exactly where the shots were intended. This has become my wifes favorite gun that she has owned or shot. She didnt have any problem racking the slide and the recoil for her/myself was very low. This gun is perfect for a female, or anyone that wants a snag free, smooth exterior carry. The 7rd capacity may be an issue for some, but we are fine with it. Hopefully mag extensions will be available in the future for range practice. We are extremely pleased with the P10M.

[armoredman]

It IS a lot of fun, isn't it? My wife claimed mine as soon as it came in the door! BTW, mag extensions are sometimes available at CZ Custom in Mesa, AZ. Thanks for the report!

[lebomb]

It IS a lot of fun, isn't it? My wife claimed mine as soon as it came in the door! BTW, mag extensions are sometimes available at CZ Custom in Mesa, AZ. Thanks for the report!

Thank you ............ I will be on the lookout for them. 

[Rock-it3]

I would really like to be interested in the P10M, but the 7 round capacity does not help hen similar sized pistols are available with 11, 12, and 13 round capacities.

[armoredman]

I thought so too, but the little thing is just so usable. The wife carries a spare mag and thinks it would be unusual to need all 15 rounds. I tend to agree, but I like options, hence I carry two spares for the P-10C.

[Rock-it3]

I was looking for something a little smaller than my Taurus G3C for pocket carrying while riding bicycle. I have mountain bike shorts with decent sized pockets, but the G3c seemed just a bit big for easy access, so I was hoping for a smaller pistol with similar capacity, because I don't want to carry an extra magazine as well while riding. Unfortunately, while the specs for the micro 9mm pistols indicate they are significantly smaller on paper, in real life, the difference isn't enough to matter much for pocket carry.

[MississippiCelery]

As mine should be delivered this next week, I’ve been reading and watching a lot.

In the product manual there is a list of all the parts (page 12). Noticeably absent for a striker fired pistol is a firing pin block. Can anyone who owns a P-10M confirm whether there is or isn’t a firing pin block? I find that weird to be missing.

Manual: https://www.czub.cz/file/3286

[Skookum]

In the product manual there is a list of all the parts (page 12). Noticeably absent for a striker fired pistol is a firing pin block. Can anyone who owns a P-10M confirm whether there is or isn’t a firing pin block? I find that weird to be missing.

Manual: https://www.czub.cz/file/3286

Given a striker-fired gun has no firing pin (the striker is what contacts and detonates the cartridge primer),, why would a firing pin block be present?  I assume drop safety is assured by another means.

[MississippiCelery]

In the product manual there is a list of all the parts (page 12). Noticeably absent for a striker fired pistol is a firing pin block. Can anyone who owns a P-10M confirm whether there is or isn’t a firing pin block? I find that weird to be missing.

Manual: https://www.czub.cz/file/3286

Given a striker-fired gun has no firing pin (the striker is what contacts and detonates the cartridge primer),, why would a firing pin block be present?  I assume drop safety is assured by another means.

Glocks have a firing pin safety, which blocks the firing pin on the striker from reaching a round unless the trigger is pulled. I believe the P-10C does as well. https://glockparts.com/glock-oem-firing-pin-safety-17-19-gen5/

[BradJL]

As mine should be delivered this next week, I’ve been reading and watching a lot.

In the product manual there is a list of all the parts (page 12). Noticeably absent for a striker fired pistol is a firing pin block. Can anyone who owns a P-10M confirm whether there is or isn’t a firing pin block? I find that weird to be missing.

Manual: https://www.czub.cz/file/3286

I’m sure yours has long ago been delivered and you know this, but for others….correct that it does not have one. The U.S. version on the manual states that the M is the exception in this regard.

[MississippiCelery]

I’m sure yours has long ago been delivered and you know this, but for others….correct that it does not have one. The U.S. version on the manual states that the M is the exception in this regard.

I’m glad someone else jumped in here with some common sense instead of acting like I was crazy for what I thought was an obviously reasonable thing to discuss. 

Does the manual mention anything about how it accomplishes the same goal of preventing the pin from hitting the primer unless the trigger is pulled without the firing pin block?

[EddieMemphis]

They have what CZ calls an Automatic Safety. Part of the trigger bar moves it out of a notch in the firing pin case allowing it to move forward and impact the primer.

https://cz-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/P10-Instruction-Manual-4.pdf

P-10 manual. The parts diagram is on page 10.



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[EddieMemphis]

I am stupid. That manual does not cover the M.

Never mind.

[Para-bellum]

Supposedly the heavy trigger pull is all they’re saying is needed. I really want this pistol but I’ve got a few micros and honestly carry my p10s most. I wish CZ would come out with a micro that’s 10+1 and a regular slide take down/optics ready. Does anybody have a shield plus or 365 that they’ve shot side by side with this?