It's pretty much the same as the 1911. I have the P10F and compared it with my 1911.Looking for feedback before purchase. Can't find one locally to rent.
Generally have read good reviews, but often compared to a Glock. (I've shot Glocks and don't care for the grip angle).
Also, what sights are you using for cowitness?
The grip angle of p10c is like a 1911 not a glock. The only thing I hate about glock is the grip angle. I love my p10c it's a "glock" without the crappy angle.
I had one malfunction the first time I shot it, but none since then. It has around 3000 rnds through it now a mix of magtech 124gr, pmc 115gr, federal syntech 147gr, and hst 147gr. Also 1000 of those rounds were the syntech 147gr suppressed. Trigger is great and it's the handgun I shoot the most accurately with.
It's been my edc since I bought it, the only thing I don't care for are the sights they're pretty dim and I prefer a fiber optic front and black rear.
Agreed on the stock sights, like most they're okay, certainly useable but can be much improved.The grip angle of p10c is like a 1911 not a glock. The only thing I hate about glock is the grip angle. I love my p10c it's a "glock" without the crappy angle.
I had one malfunction the first time I shot it, but none since then. It has around 3000 rnds through it now a mix of magtech 124gr, pmc 115gr, federal syntech 147gr, and hst 147gr. Also 1000 of those rounds were the syntech 147gr suppressed. Trigger is great and it's the handgun I shoot the most accurately with.
It's been my edc since I bought it, the only thing I don't care for are the sights they're pretty dim and I prefer a fiber optic front and black rear.
Get what you shoot best. Even if it doesn't feel quite "right in the hand."Sorry if my response was misleading. I probably should have looked up the specifications rather than going by feel.
I was just at parabellum, and they do have a p10c for rent. For me, both CZs and Glocks feel great in the hand, but Sigs dont seem to point naturally. I guess a lot of it is preference.
QFTGet what you shoot best. Even if it doesn't feel quite "right in the hand."
I really wanted to go M&P when I picked out my full size about 8 years ago. I shot a G****, M&P and XDm back to back to back. There was really no comparison. I shot the XDm so much better than the other two. So that's what I bought and have been really happy.