so i got this CZ P10...is this really a good trigger? do i want to buy optics for this thing?

[Two Gun Bob]

I'm a fan of the 75 and most of it's clones. I have a P07 that is my main squeeze right now, but I just thought I would branch out and embrace strikers for the first time. It felt good in my hand once i selected a backstrap and away we go. But crap this trigger....

So CZ bruhs steer me to calm shores. Or is striker fired crap just that? WTF is all of that linkage stuff doing inside there? It feels like I'm dragging a bowling ball across concrete.

 

[smittyb]

My P10’s have pretty good triggers for a striker.
Really the only better striker fired trigger I have felt is a few Caniks, but certainly not all of them, and the Walthers. The PDP with the Dynamic Pro trigger is stellar.
And no, a striker fired trigger is never going to feel like a Dan Wesson 1911.

 

[robertc1024]

Cajun Gun Works - https://cajungunworks.com/product-category/p-07/
They are kind of the experts in improving CZ's.

 

[zackmars]

Send it to LTT along with your credit card and ask them to send you back an m9a1 elite

 

[smittyb]

Send it to LTT along with your credit card and ask them to send you back an m9a1 elite

No.

 

[A1Oni]

get it milled by CZC and throw cajun stuff in the gun, ez.

 

[seeker_two]

Could be worse....you could have a Glock trigger.

 

[Lead Belly]

Clean it out and smooth rough edges to reduce that old "ball drag" feel,....then get a canik.

 

[jmohme]

If you are used to CZ75 triggers, a striker is always going to disappoint, but yes it can be improved but don't expect miracles.

 

[DocBeech]

Could be worse....you could have a Glock trigger.

I used to be like you. Until I tried Glocks new comp trigger and wow... Night and day. New Glock Custom trigger is better than the Canik I picked up new at an estate auction.

 

[Lead Belly]

New Glock Custom trigger is better than the Canik I picked up new at an estate auction.

to be fair comparison, you'd have to get aftermarket canik trigger to eliminate "lawyer-designed trigger". You do have my curiosity though.

 

[zackmars]

No.

Yes. Beretta > CZ. Unless you have a small spring fetish and your idea of a perfect gun is poorly finished in black paint, uses Philips head grip screws, has so much variation from gun to gun it's like they were made by different factories, and tuning it involves replacing damn near 2/3rds of the FCG.

 

[DocBeech]

to be fair comparison, you'd have to get aftermarket canik trigger to eliminate "lawyer-designed trigger". You do have my curiosity though.

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So the Glock is a factory part from Glock though, and not aftermarket. You do have to self install however.

 

[Lead Belly]

So the Glock is a factory part from Glock though, and not aftermarket. You do have to self install however.

I think those are designed by the engineers after the lawyers go home at 5 pm.

 

[smittyb]

Yes. Beretta > CZ. Unless you have a small spring fetish and your idea of a perfect gun is poorly finished in black paint, uses Philips head grip screws, has so much variation from gun to gun it's like they were made by different factories, and tuning it involves replacing damn near 2/3rds of the FCG.

No.

 

[zackmars]

No.

Ah i see, you work for CZ's customer service team

 

[smittyb]

Ah i see, you work for CZ's customer service team

No.

 

[Txdweeb]

It’s a striker fired thing all the triggers feel like a staple gun after learning on anything that’s hammer fired with a decent trigger.

 

[Two Gun Bob]

Most of the issue I've had is the 19th century trigger dingus, without that in the way it's much improved. Long and with a long reset (relatively speaking) but not too gritty or creepy. Still, staple gun is a good description, LOL.

 

[garabae]

Sig p365xl Custom Works comes with an excellent trigger, IMHO