The CZ P-10 C-ported pistol showcased impressive performance, achieving high accuracy even with over 400 rounds of various 9mm ammunition.
Its aggressive grip, ambidextrous memory pad, and heavier barrel, along with a built-in compensator and a short reset trigger, all enhance the shooting experience.
Additionally, the P-10 C port includes an ambidextrous slide forward lever, a light rail under the barrel, and deep anti-slip serrations on both sides of the slide. The serrations on top of the slide ensure a secure grip, even when hands are wet or muddy, making it easier to manipulate the slide under pressure.
The deep serrations represent a significant upgrade from the shallower ones previously found on CZ slides. Back in 2020, a review noted that while the CZ P-09 had remarkable accuracy, it was difficult to grip in slippery conditions. CZ’s marketing team acknowledged that serration depth was a priority for improvement, and it seems they succeeded.
The port feature also helps keep the gun flatter during extended shooting sessions, which is definitely a plus.
Being optics-ready, I started with the factory fixed sight for the first 200 shots, then attached a Holosun 507K X2 red/green dot for the subsequent 200+ shots. Both configurations were enjoyable, but the Holosun really added to the fun.
Throughout the review, we tested the P-10 C for both concealed and open carry using a Galco Corvus holster equipped for optics. It felt comfortable in both setups.
As for durability, the P-10 C has been selected by the German military as their new sidearm, emphasizing its sturdy design. The variant produced for Germany is designated as the P-13.
