Why are striker fired harder to shoot than hammer fired for me?

[jhyungosv]

If you spend some quality time on a striker pistol and then switch back to hammer fired you'll likely find some of the same difficulty relearning the hammer fired platform. Been there and been through it. If you want to try a scary good striker trigger check out the Walther PPQ. The wall is so smooth you blow right through it like it wasn't there since the PPQ striker is pre cocked unlike many other striker pistols.

I'm saving this as evidence for when the wife finds out

[hardmix]

I don’t think a perfect grip is going to save bad trigger work. It will mitigate the damage but not correct it.

Set your range timer to random and work on pulling the trigger at the beginning of the beep while maintaining a good sight picture. Keep your focus on the sight, it should not move. Do this a lot and you won’t have trigger problems.

[Wobbly]

The P10 trigger out of the box is not great. Mine was pinching my finger, which made me flinch on each shot. Investigate an HB Industries or Cajun Gun Works trigger replacement. That will really help you. You can install it yourself. There are YouTube vids to help.

 

https://hbindustries.net/store/shop/cz-p10-theta-trigger-kit/

https://cajungunworks.com/product/cz-p-10-c-short-reset-trigger/