Difference between a P-10C & 2075 Rami

[alcante262]

Im still getting used to my 75B S/A,but have been looking at both a P-10c and 2075 Rami.Are there significant differences and pros and cons of both.Thanks

[Tok36]

The 2075 RAMI safety model is allot like your CZ75 SA but smaller and alloy framed. Though i do not own one the P-10C is a completely different animal. The P10's are poly framed striker fired (Rather than DA/SA like the RAMI), they are more like a Glock than a CZ75 variant from what i understand.

Lets see if some other forum members with first hand P-10 experiences chime in with more info.

[mecenas]

Tok36 ja correct. It id like comparing apples to oranges. Other than size, they are incomparable. For sizes it is best to look at their factory specs.

[timetofly]

I own both and from my perspective these are the main differences

RAMI,  Alloy frame, SA/DA hammer fired, 3" barrel, more of a subcompact sized pistol suitable for concealed carry.

P-10C, Polymer frame, striker fired, 4" barrel, more of a compact sized pistol on line with the Glock 19.

I can't give a comparison in ease of shooting since mine are different calibers, but the P-10C does get more range time than the RAMI.

The RAMI and the P-10S would be a better size comparison if you are looking for a concealed carry pistol.

I hope this helps, Good Luck 

[alcante262]

Thanks it does.Sorry my question was so vague.Which would have the smoother trigger the P10 S or the Rami.I am used to the CZ75B S/A.I dont like Glocks,Ive gotten rid of my last Glock earlier this year.

[cousinmark]

Stay away from striker fired pistols if you didn't like the trigger on your Glock. They all seem to be squishy more or less to me. JMO...

[Skookum]

alcante262,


You want the 2075 RAMI with the manual safety.  It will handle similarly to your 75 B SA.  You will be able to safely carry it cocked and locked.I


I can't recall reading or viewing a negative review of a RAMI.  They seem to be universally regarded as great shooters.  I assume this is because the RAMI retains a lot of good design from the 75, and because the RAMI is big for a subcompact and bigger guns shoot better.  While full size and compact size CZs are sighted in from the factory at 25 meters, the RAMI is sighted in at 15 meters, as fitting for a subcompact.


I have a 75 Compact and was wanting a subcompact for pocket carry.  I looked hard at the RAMI, but it is not dramatically smaller than my Compact, and not small enough for practical pocket carry.  As a result, I got a Beretta Tomcat, the only pocket pistol I could find with a DA/SA trigger and a safety.  However, the RAMI is dramatically smaller than your full size 75 B, and will carry and conceal nicely.

[briang2ad]

Everything is different.  DA/SA vs. SF.  Decide on what you like.