How Many Rounds Do You Have Through Your P10C?

[Rickytick]

400, I had 3 stove pipes within the first 75 with steel case ammo. All 3 were resting on the bench (no actual rest) and I probably limp wristed  a bit.

[timetofly]

1000 to 1500 and no issues after the first 150.

[Bigspur84]

I have little over 500, no problems.  I will be putting another 500 this week.

[volbagman]

I picked mine up at my FFL guy's house last Friday. Shot it yesterday and really like it. Probably only ran 100 rounds through it as I had a couple of other guns I wanted to shoot as well. I took my Glock 19 too so I could compare them. I think the P10 comes up to aim a little better. I always feel like I have to move the Glock up a little and the P10 was already naturally where it should be. Just 2 cents after a couple of boxes.

[cremaley]

Another 100 rounds down range today with no issues whatsoever bring the total to 900 rounds. Never had a failure to feed or extract, light primer hit or slide failing lock back after final round. Again except for the tip of the striker breaking off at 200 rounds this gun has been flawless. 700 round count with the CGW tools steel striker and all is well. Carry my P-10 every day with the utmost confidence.

[Thebillsman]

I'm at 2100 and haven't had a single issue. It's truly been great!

[Utah Shooter]

That's awesome.  I see some have replaced some factory parts with parts from CGW.  I have probably 7-800 now through mine and just wonder if I should buy some backup parts or just go til something fails?

[Thebillsman]

That's awesome.  I see some have replaced some factory parts with parts from CGW.  I have probably 7-800 now through mine and just wonder if I should buy some backup parts or just go til something fails?

I threw the tool steel striker in mine, just for piece of mind. It's just better quality and fairly inexpensive. I don't have their trigger, I went with the flat HBI and it's been great. I'd recommend both to anyone with a P-10C.

[cremaley]

The CGW tool steel striker certainly give me peace of mind.

[fflmike]

That's awesome.  I see some have replaced some factory parts with parts from CGW.  I have probably 7-800 now through mine and just wonder if I should buy some backup parts or just go til something fails?

I threw the tool steel striker in mine, just for piece of mind. It's just better quality and fairly inexpensive. I don't have their trigger, I went with the flat HBI and it's been great. I'd recommend both to anyone with a P-10C.

Likewise.

[apeaks24]

2100 and counting. All CGW upgrades except trigger and trigger return spring. One FTF at 1600 none before or since

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[armoredman]

FDE is over 3000 now and the White Knight is pushing 1000. 

[Proguide]

 Long time lurker, first time poster.

 I?m not sure if the Fort Scott test has been posted here, so I apologize if it has.  It?s a pretty good testament to its design. I?m not the one for most of these gimmick torture tests either. It?s worth watching


https://youtu.be/ILltPQyskf0

[Indy_Tim]

My initial one was trouble free until round 2990.  Then the striker clocked sideways and kept the slide from going into battery.  At round 2993, the rear slide plate started to drop too.  It's on its way back to CZ right now.  The second one is still only at about the 500 round mark and I don't expect there to be any issues with it.  It's still not the latest build but is about 8 months newer than the initial P10C.

[captrigney]

4600.  Mods: RMR with cut by CGW. CGW firing pin after factory pin broke at 3600, CGW short reset trigger. Did some filing on the Mag release right off the bat. Was was really stiff.

All in alI, I really like this gun!

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