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Offline Joe L

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #30 on: June 22, 2017, 07:29:22 AM »
A very descriptive name.   I don't think we need a vote.  "Dingus" it is.

The part that comes in the production guns from the factory is a "pecker" or "dingus".   "Dingus" is OK with me.   A modified one that no longer is overly restrictive and doesn't feel like a butter knife after 30 rounds is a "trigger safety". 

I guess a "dingus" restrained with JB-Weld is "useless".

Joe
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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #31 on: June 23, 2017, 05:12:31 AM »
No, that's a "dingus plus". ;)

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #32 on: June 23, 2017, 04:28:36 PM »
We have spent time with the P-10-C and we have a good handle on upgrades.  We intend to:
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3)  Fix the trigger irritation and reduce SA over-travel
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Would this happen to be a new trigger assembly? If so, will it be available as an individual part?

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #33 on: June 23, 2017, 04:32:00 PM »

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #34 on: June 23, 2017, 04:43:42 PM »
Yes, we have already done several P-10-C slides for optics.

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #35 on: June 23, 2017, 07:31:32 PM »
Yes, we have already done several P-10-C slides for optics.

Thanks. Now, myy suppressor ready model just has to arrive so I can send it to you...

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #36 on: June 27, 2017, 09:25:15 AM »
Yes, we have already done several P-10-C slides for optics.

How do you do the RMR cut?  Interference fit only? Front bosses? Threaded mounting screw posts?  Rear iron sight cut forward or behind rmr? 

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #37 on: June 27, 2017, 02:55:54 PM »
A very descriptive name.   I don't think we need a vote.  "Dingus" it is.

The part that comes in the production guns from the factory is a "pecker" or "dingus".   "Dingus" is OK with me.   A modified one that no longer is overly restrictive and doesn't feel like a butter knife after 30 rounds is a "trigger safety". 

I guess a "dingus" restrained with JB-Weld is "useless".

Joe

 O0 ;D

A trigger with a dingus safety at all is a minus to me. 

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #38 on: June 27, 2017, 04:40:50 PM »
Sure seems like a lot to do to a new firearm that was supposed to blow the Glock 19 away........straight out of the box from the factory. Looks like CGW should just build all the CZ firearms to begin with. 
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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #39 on: June 28, 2017, 01:45:53 AM »
Well, it's not as bad as I've seen 1911 guys do with expensive brand new pistols...that can be amazing sometimes. Same with ARs...out of the box is never, ever good enough. Come to think of it, aren't there a ton of modifications for Glocks out there, too?
This is the 1st Gen P-10C, and just like almost everything, there will very likely be some very intelligent and influential people listening to the feedback to make improvements as needed, unless the truly custom work brings the price point to where it's no longer where they want it. Balances.

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #40 on: June 28, 2017, 07:37:54 AM »
Well, it's not as bad as I've seen 1911 guys do with expensive brand new pistols...that can be amazing sometimes. Same with ARs...out of the box is never, ever good enough. Come to think of it, aren't there a ton of modifications for Glocks out there, too?
This is the 1st Gen P-10C, and just like almost everything, there will very likely be some very intelligent and influential people listening to the feedback to make improvements as needed, unless the truly custom work brings the price point to where it's no longer where they want it. Balances.

But Glocks are perfect out of the box.  I have three, and other than removing the finger grooves, trigger guard undercut, stippling, metal sights, trigger & striker springs, Agency trigger, Ghost connector, Vickers mag release & slide stop, and grip plug mine are practically factory. ;)

I think the P-10 is simply a better starting platform.  You can't add ambi-controls to a Glock, the factory trigger is still miles better than even a good aftermarket Glock trigger, and the ergos are better.  All the P-10 needs in my opinion is a flat faced trigger that doesn't dig into your finger and more sight options.  Everything else is just gravy.  That said, I have a feeling all my internals will be CGW parts when they are released.

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #41 on: June 28, 2017, 09:24:29 PM »
There were some things that needed attention on the P-09/07 when they first came out.  We lived.  I sure did. 
I'm with Earlan357, we have a great starting point with the P-10C.  I'm looking at the P-10C as a development pistol--we have an extremely accurate and reliable gun out of the box, with a less than perfect trigger safety and a heavy, but very controllable trigger.  It will be easier and less expensive to turn this pistol platform in to a precision pistol match gun than a P-09/07, in my opinion. 
(Not that anyone is going to try that other than me.)

Might take more Sugru and JB-Weld to get the P-10 perfect for me compared to a P-09, however.   :) :)

I can live with that. 

Joe
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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #42 on: June 28, 2017, 09:53:18 PM »
There were some things that needed attention on the P-09/07 when they first came out.  We lived.  I sure did. 
I'm with Earlan357, we have a great starting point with the P-10C.  I'm looking at the P-10C as a development pistol--we have an extremely accurate and reliable gun out of the box, with a less than perfect trigger safety and a heavy, but very controllable trigger.  It will be easier and less expensive to turn this pistol platform in to a precision pistol match gun than a P-09/07, in my opinion. 
(Not that anyone is going to try that other than me.)



Might take more Sugru and JB-Weld to get the P-10 perfect for me compared to a P-09, however.   :) :)

I can live with that. 

Joe

My "development pistol" cost me $265.  Did not really absolutely need it, but put a $40 Apex trigger in and  have a gun that has never experienced a failure...Smith & Wesson SD9VE.  But to be fair...you read about others having one problem after another with theirs.  Only two new firearms I have ever had that could not work out all the bugs was a 1st generation SKYY CPX-2 (that became SCCY) and a Beretta Nano.  I am still baffled as to why CZ built a pistol getting away from their trademark design of slide inside the rail that they swore to God made such a difference in accuracy...not that that has anything to do with any problems being encountered with the new P10c. Although there are few that would admit it, some of the problem may be new gun owners wanted the "latest thing" and jumped on the new CZ P10c without really knowing how to grip , shoot or care for a firearm. That may account for a great deal of the reported malfunctions with this pistol. Not the first rodeo for CZ and I am sure they are seriously looking for answers to remedy any problems with the P10c.
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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #43 on: June 29, 2017, 12:07:04 AM »
Sure seems like a lot to do to a new firearm that was supposed to blow the Glock 19 away........straight out of the box from the factory. Looks like CGW should just build all the CZ firearms to begin with.

A stock Glock sucks TOO! Except WORSE! O0

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Re: High Performance P-10-C Pkg Coming
« Reply #44 on: June 29, 2017, 10:29:14 AM »
What malfunctions ? At 400 rounds my trigger pull was 4.1 pounds. Shoots like a laser. Is it perfect ? No .
Are there things i want to change ? yes . Most of it is personal preference . I have well over a 1000 rounds threw
it now and the more i shoot it the more i like it. What feels right to one person isn't going to right to everybody else.
To each there own .
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