Great deal on CZ P10c FDE 10rd

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Incredible how cheap this thing is. A comparable G19 with the crappy Glock sights goes for over $500. The CZ is going for $385. Great grip, phenomenal trigger, and a tack driver. Probably the most accurate gun i own. I paid well over $385 i think. Jump on this if you're on the fence.

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Justincase said:
Incredible how cheap this thing is. A comparable G19 with the crappy Glock sights goes for over $500. The CZ is going for $385. Great grip, phenomenal trigger, and a tack driver. Probably the most accurate gun i own. I paid well over $385 i think. Jump on this if you're on the fence.

P-10 Compact 9mm 4.02 10 Round Black / Flat Dark Earth CZ 01521
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This is why I will always knock glock. They continue to price themselves out of what they are, glock is a base for what can be used to make a great gun per individual, shoul be no more than $450-500 new..

Then you have CZ who yes their metal frames guns start getting up above "budget friendly" depending on who you are, but their polymer frames guns are priced amazingly. On many occasions an P-07 can be had for the 380 range and for just a few pennies more (no for real still under 400 when the deals are going) you can bump up to a P-09, and for just over 400 you can get the urban gray (their "tacticool" version with threaded barrel and suppressor sights)

I still havent had a chance to fiddle fuck a P-10c but I know they are great guns, and for those who have Glock 19 holsters the 10c will fit most of them, aftermarket is growing, 10c mags are not as expensive as the earlier 07 mags were (and the 07 will take 10c mags) and I do believe the 10F and s are now available
 
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Jaywmustang said:
I’ll have to do some research on that pistol. I did a little, so far positive reviews.
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I do believe the also changed the shape if the mag release and slide stop to be less stiff (problems did work themselves out with use but people still bitched)
 
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I keep going back and forth on my next pistol. A CZ P10 is a strong possibility. From what I've read most of the early teething problems have been fixed. I guess the problem is that CZ didn't release a newly labeled improved version. So as problems were corrected the just threw the new parts into the assembly line and continued making pistols marked the same but with the updated parts.

I think there was an issue with the rear slide plate. A spring on either the extractor or trugger bar and the mag release. @Edwardteach72 is that right or am I off?

If cz marked a newly built P10 as a "gen 2" or something then everyone would understand the early issues were fixed.
 
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Drinkthekoolaid said:
I keep going back and forth on my next pistol. A CZ P10 is a strong possibility. From what I've read most of the early teething problems have been fixed. I guess the problem is that CZ didn't release a newly labeled improved version. So as problems were corrected the just threw the new parts into the assembly line and continued making pistols marked the same but with the updated parts.

I think there was an issue with the rear slide plate. A spring on either the extractor or trugger bar and the mag release. @Edwardteach72 is that right or am I off?

If cz marked a newly built P10 as a "gen 2" or something then everyone would understand the early issues were fixed.
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The initial issues the 10c had was "stiff magazine release and slide stop" and second the actual issue issue was yes the backplate, there was something to do with the geometry causing the striker to stick or something it was a while ago i cant remember the exact issues. And yes CZ fixed the issues with rolling changes and mentioning what SN to look for when the changes started, and offered to upgrade the back plate iirc
 
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Edwardteach72 said:
The initial issues the 10c had was "stiff magazine release and slide stop" and second the actual issue issue was yes the backplate, there was something to do with the geometry causing the striker to stick or something it was a while ago i cant remember the exact issues. And yes CZ fixed the issues with rolling changes and mentioning what SN to look for when the changes started, and offered to upgrade the back plate iirc
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Thanks. Was there an issue with a spring as well?
 
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Drinkthekoolaid said:
Thanks. Was there an issue with a spring as well?
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Not that I can remember off the top of my head.

But I do know that witch CZ's the trigger return spring is generally considered a weak point (hammer guns that is) and prone to breaking. But for I think all of $7 a better one can be had from Cajun Gun Works, not only is it more reliable but it will improve the trigger feel even just slightly


Other suggestion for the hammer guns is use a (cant remember the size) rubber O-Ring and place it where the hammer falls
 
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Drinkthekoolaid said:
Thanks. Was there an issue with a spring as well?
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I believe what you are talking about was an issue with the front slide insert. It would not retain the slide stop spring properly causing it to work its way up between the insert and the frame. The end of the spring would just stick up a little making it difficult to dissemble the pistol.

I had this problem. Called CZ and they gave me the option to send the gun back or they would send me a new insert and spring. Since I had the gun apart already I had them send me the parts. The fix was a simple change to the casting of the front insert. The new one now has a small lip the catches the end of the slide stop spring.
 
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I also have read that somewhere along the way CZ started using metal guiderods and got rid of the polymer ones. That fixed one of the p10 problems.

I really want to like this gun but it's had many teething issues. I will say it seems CZ is willing to admit faults and make improvements. Sounds like they have decent customer service and I'm holding out seeing if all these little issues are corrected. If so it would probably be aa great pistol.
 
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I believe what you are talking about was an issue with the front slide insert. It would not retain the slide stop spring properly causing it to work its way up between the insert and the frame. The end of the spring would just stick up a little making it difficult to dissemble the pistol.

I had this problem. Called CZ and they gave me the option to send the gun back or they would send me a new insert and spring. Since I had the gun apart already I had them send me the parts. The fix was a simple change to the casting of the front insert. The new one now has a small lip the catches the end of the slide stop spring.
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Yes this sounds correct from what I read.

How do you like yours?
 
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Drinkthekoolaid said:
I also have read that somewhere along the way CZ started using metal guiderods and got rid of the polymer ones. That fixed one of the p10 problems.

I really want to like this gun but it's had many teething issues. I will say it seems CZ is willing to admit faults and make improvements. Sounds like they have decent customer service and I'm holding out seeing if all these little issues are corrected. If so it would probably be aa great pistol.
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I do believe these issues have been worked out, it's been a while since I have been on the CZ forum but last time I was on (probably a year ago) everyone pretty much agreed they were good to go
 
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