jackstrawIII
New member
I'm a huge CZ fanboy and was eagerly anticipating the release of a NY compliant version of the new P-10c. Got the email notification that they were (finally) in stock at an online retailer and bought one less than 30 seconds later.
Well, brought it out to shoot yesterday and was very disappointed by a few HUGE glaring issues:
1. The trigger "safety" lever (ala Glock) was much too "safe". Meaning that I had to adjust my finger position down to the lower extremity of the trigger in order to get the trigger to actually depress. Even when doing it consciously, I had several instances when the trigger would hang up momentarily, before popping back and firing the gun. Not good.
2. The mag release is SO stiff, I could not engage the release without adjusting my grip on the gun. And I'm a large, 30 year old male who works with his hands a lot, this is not a weak hands issue. This is a gun issue.
Here are my questions:
- Have any of you experienced this too? Is this endemic to this gun, or did I just get a bad one?
- Can I expect these issues to resolve over time as the gun "breaks in"? As an aside to that, to expect a "break in" period on a modern polymer pistol is lame. If CZ wants to compete with Glock... this kind of stuff is unacceptable.
- Does anyone want to buy a (barely used) CZ P10c?
Haha, thanks guys. Look forward to hearing your responses.
Well, brought it out to shoot yesterday and was very disappointed by a few HUGE glaring issues:
1. The trigger "safety" lever (ala Glock) was much too "safe". Meaning that I had to adjust my finger position down to the lower extremity of the trigger in order to get the trigger to actually depress. Even when doing it consciously, I had several instances when the trigger would hang up momentarily, before popping back and firing the gun. Not good.
2. The mag release is SO stiff, I could not engage the release without adjusting my grip on the gun. And I'm a large, 30 year old male who works with his hands a lot, this is not a weak hands issue. This is a gun issue.
Here are my questions:
- Have any of you experienced this too? Is this endemic to this gun, or did I just get a bad one?
- Can I expect these issues to resolve over time as the gun "breaks in"? As an aside to that, to expect a "break in" period on a modern polymer pistol is lame. If CZ wants to compete with Glock... this kind of stuff is unacceptable.
- Does anyone want to buy a (barely used) CZ P10c?
Haha, thanks guys. Look forward to hearing your responses.