Cz P-10 Le

Cz P-10 LeMuch more than just CZ's take on the striker fired pistol, the P 10 is decidedly CZ, from the way it feels to the way it shoots. First order of business, ergonomics. Anyone who's picked up a CZ 75 for the first time gets it it just has to feel right in the hand. With the CZ grip angle, the P 10 avoids that 'brick in the hand' feeling that has plagued many in the striker fired genre, allowing it to point naturally. A mild palm swell, deep beavertail

Much more than just CZ's take on the striker-fired pistol, the P-10 is decidedly CZ, from the way it feels to the way it shoots. First order of business, ergonomics. Anyone who's picked up a CZ 75 for the first time gets it - it just has to feel right in the hand. With the CZ grip angle, the P-10 avoids that 'brick-in-the-hand' feeling that has plagued many in the striker-fired genre, allowing it to point naturally. A mild palm swell, deep beavertail and three interchangeable backstraps make the P-10 fit a wide variety of hands as if it were built for them. Because it was. Next up, trigger. So many striker-fired pistols do many things right, falling short when it comes time to pull the trigger. The P-10's trigger is designed to minimize creep and stacking, and after initial break-in averages a clean 4.5-5 lb pull and rebounds with a short, positive reset - meaning single shots can be meticulously placed while follow-ups are effortless. Built to withstand the rigors of military use, its fiber-reinforced polymer frame and hardy nitride finish are made for the daily grind. A generous trigger guard allows use with gloved hands while being undercut to allow as high a grip as possible, and a set of metal tactical 3-dot sights allow for one-handed manipulation of the slide on a belt.