Been awhile since I've shot any of my P-10 pistols, but I took the P-10S to the range on Wednesday to shoot after a few more rounds through the P-09 hammer gun. I had an exceptionally good day with the P-09 again, but struggled with the P-10S, mainly due to me simply forgetting how to control the striker gun trigger. I finally got a good result but my eyes were very fatigued. Here is a video of 10 rounds through the P-09 followed by the last 10 rounds of the day with the P-10S. Video is about 2 minutes long.
I shot 100 rounds during this range visit, 40 with the P-09 then 60 with the P-10S. I finally got the trigger control somewhat under control after 40 rounds or so and that is when I gambled on hanging a fresh target, hoping to come up with something presentable.
https://youtu.be/TuP746KI7okI've had some very good days with the P-10S, but they don't come easy. I shoot it well when I haven't shot any of the hammer guns for a while and after at least 100 rounds through the strikers just to get my trigger control back. Strikers are hard at 100 yards, at least for me. With a red dot, the barrel length doesn't matter much--I've had very similar good results with all three of my CZ striker pistols--P10F, P-10C, and P-10S.
Joe L
