Charlie Kerr
@charliekerr
P10-c w/ obsidian 9. Regular range ammo. Cycling issues on 3/100 shots. Suppressor helps keep things flat- I find myself more accurate @ 15+ yds running the can.
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matt ðŸ’
@matthewmorek
That’s super quiet and reliable considering standard ammo. How’s the P10c ergonomically? Thinking between this and Steyr L9A2 once I get my permit.
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Charlie Kerr
@charliekerr
Ergonomics are great for me- I'm a big fan of the CZ's...also love the 75. You can't beat the look of the old 75. Haven't shot any Steyr pistols- the two tone FDE one looks good.
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matt ðŸ’
@matthewmorek
I’ve got an airsoft replica of the CZ P-09 and it’s really nice in my small hands, so I’m guessing P10c must be even better. When I was last at the range, I was torn between trying P-09 and XDM chambered in .45ACP, but I really wanted to try the P10c (which they didn’t have). Steyr is a bit of a wildcard in my book. They compete with both Glock and SIG, so people often overlook their pistols, even though they’re as good (if not better) and often cheaper.
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Charlie Kerr
@charliekerr
The p10 platform comes in a few different sizes- the C is compact, S is micro, and the F is full size. If you prefer a larger platform the F is probably the way to go.
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matt ðŸ’
@matthewmorek
I’m not sure, I actually like a more compact platform, though some full size pistols like the Steyr L9A2 are incredibly compact and ergonomic so might get away with one (they do C9, M9, and L9). P-09 is definitely too big for me, even when accounted for gloves, so P10c might be just the thing! Have you ran it with subsonic rounds yet?
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