New CZ striker fired P10C

[Jholdbrooks]

yea!
I can't remember ever just shooting 50 rounds through any gun??
bet he is good at only eating one potato chip too!---GriiiN.

Blahahahaha.... I can shoot in my back yard so I just stepped out before dark and ran 50.
I'll make sure to run 500 today

 

[Robroyb]

A new review..

http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/czs...rJegAo&sc_llid=302797&sc_eh=3294c07a8fe12cfd1

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[iceberg]

Has anyone seem any sight upgrades yet besides what listed on cz site?

 

[Burdy]

Has anyone seem any sight upgrades yet besides what listed on cz site?

Yes, I have the Dawson Precision FOs on mine.

 

[Jholdbrooks]

Yes, I have the Dawson Precision FOs on mine.

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Do you seem to shoot better with these? I like the looks

 

[Burdy]

Do you seem to shoot better with these? I like the looks

I always run flat black rears. You want all your focus on the front sight, your brain will take care of the rear sight. On a pure defensive gun, with no light on the gun, I like ameriglo fronts with a u notch rear(Hackathorns). Since this gun will split time as a comp gun, I chose the smaller but highly visible FO front. If you run a light on your defensive gun, I would run FO fronts because it won't matter when you run the light. They could be solid black fronts at that point.

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[iceberg]

I haven't tried a black rear with fo front. I have tried fo sights front and rear or just front but not with a black rear. Really wanting some great nights sights

 

[Burdy]

I cringe when I look at three dot sights. Way too much going on and it just slows the process.

 

[Robroyb]

I shot with a friends gun who had installed i-dot sights, and I shot more accurately. Since most sights have too much room for movement left or right, I've always been troubled by the amount of play to keep sights on center. I haven't installed any on my guns, but will definitely try them out for comparison sake.

 

[Burdy]

I shot with a friends gun who had installed i-dot sights, and I shot more accurately. Since most sights have too much room for movement left or right, I've always been troubled by the amount of play to keep sights on center. I haven't installed any on my guns, but will definitely try them out for comparison sake.

It just depends on what you are looking for. If I was shooting bullseye targets all day, I would want a different set up. For a pistol that's purpose is self-defense, I want a combination of speed and accuracy, something simple and something quick to pick up.