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What's the thinking on the CZ.
A guy at the club has a Gen 2 for $500, he's going back to his Glock 19. It comes with 4 mags, 2 15 round and 2 17 round. Around 200 rounds down the tube.
I've never had a bigger 9mm, always shot 45's and a 9mm Shield.
Does anybody own a CZ P10c or shot one?

Thanks, Greg

Have owned three, still have one with two slides. Like it quite a bit and have experienced no issues. The factory trigger is pretty nice but bites some people's finger. The Cajun or HBI aftermarket triggers usually solve that. For me the grip is comfortable whereas I can't adapt easily to a G19.

I would also say that price with four mags seems reasonable..

I love mine so much I just bought another off the classifieds here.

The ergonomics fit my hand perfectly. Trigger is excellent. Excellent quality throughout.

Some don't like the aggressive texturing, but I prefer it.

It's a good gun. Reliable and very accurate. It is at least as good as any other modern poly frame striker fired combat oriented handgun. I think factory support and the aftermarket would be the only concerns I might have.

Yeah, because CZ mags aren't cheap.

The CZ is a straight up good pistol that can hold its own with anything out there.

I shot the CZ side by side with the owners Glock 19, Gen 4. Preferred the CZ. Better trigger felt better in my hand.
Thanks for the feedback.

Greg

If you send that CZ down to Cajun Gun Works in Louisiana, they will make it even better.

Friends, there is no point in trying to improve trigger by replacing sheet metal/plastic parts wasting time, money and effort. I f someone wants excellent trigger in duty-type plastic-framed gun Walther PDP becomes a clear choice. There is little reason to pick Glock, S&W, Ruger, CZ,..... over new Walther police pistol. Do not make mistake by becoming "gun name game boys". I could add: H&K, FN, Canik,.....to that list. These are all mass-produced assembly of steel, sheet metal and plastic, just tools.