CZ P10c whos getting one?

[Emptymag]

Grand Power?

You can eat sleep and breathe guns and still not keep up with all there is out there.

Never heard of it.

Maybe you should start a thread to edjumacate us!

[Brian Ahearn]

I will do that complete with some photos and the short video that we did . Grand power pistols are made in Slovakia, The X-caliber has been on involved European competitions for a while now. An absolute tack driver. I was never a huge fan of poly guns,but the ergonomics are great. I will start a new thread on these shortly.

[calypsocoral]

I've been mulling over the possibility of getting a GP for a while now. They look awesome, I'm just having a hard time justifying the purchase of something that doesn't do anything my CZ P-09 doesn't already do pretty darn well. Best Polymer-framed .40 I ever shot (the only cartridge it doesn't like are the Serbian Prvi Partisan, for some reason...)

If I'm not mistaken, I think GP was actually started by a former CZ/Brno guy. Can't remember where I read that, though.

I look forward to reading your thread on GP, Brian!

[ForeverPA]

Weren't CZs known for blued steel? This one looks like any run of the mill polymer gun. Not iterested.

[Pilot321]

Weren't CZs known for blued steel? This one looks like any run of the mill polymer gun. Not iterested.

CZ still makes a full line of all metal pistols including the classics, as well as updated more target oriented, all steel models.

[smoke-wagon]

I'm starting to consider selling my custom glock 19 for a p10c, I hope it's worth the $$ I'll lose on upgrades.

[ForeverPA]

CZ still makes a full line of all metal pistols including the classics, as well as updated more target oriented, all steel models.

I tried a CZ 75 Compact I think at the last Oaks show. It was anything but compact. The finish was also matt black. Do you which models are blued or is what we have passes as "blued" these days?

[Brian Ahearn]

Cz does not do a traditional blued finish as a standard finish on their pistols anymore. They been using a polycoat for a long time. The 75 compact is the same size as the Glock G19 compact. The problem is the weight of the steel frame. I wish they would bring back an aluminum frame for that model. If you want something smaller in a CZ try the Rami sub-compact in safety or decocker model. The PO7 Duty with poly frame is also a good choice in safety or decocker.

[R L Suehr]

Finally got to fondle a p10c at lgs yesterday. I have to say I was impressed with the trigger and ergonomics. I held it side by side with the p07 and it's better in a lot of ways IMHO. I'm seriously considering plunking down some coin on one. I haven't owned a striker gun in several years and only a few polymer guns total, but I might have to make an exception for it.

[FJW]

Except for the trigger guard, it looks like a cross between a Ruger SR and an M&P.