The New CZ P-10 C Ported - Taking Aim At Muzzle Rise
Performance meets precision, says CZ, as they release their P-10 C Ported. This new development is said to take aim at taming muzzle rise, to give shooters more control and more stability, in combination with a modern look. The barrel is 10% heavier, and ported (it’s in the name!) with a precision-milled crown.
Looking at the slide, it’s got top cocking serrations for enhanced grip, and the sights are luminescent (matching CZ P-09 Nocturne). If you want to run optics, the slide is ready for that as well. Overall, the Ported version keeps the same ergonomics, trigger, and compatibility with standard P-10 C holsters.
Ported barrels @ TFB:
CZ P-10 C PORTED Key Features:
- Integrated compensator for reduced recoil and muzzle rise
- Cold hammer-forged barrel with 10% added weight for improved control
- Optics-ready slide with extended front and rear cocking serrations
- Fixed three-dot sights compatible with the CZ P-09 NOCTURNE
- Durable, fiber-reinforced polymer frame
- Crisp striker-fired trigger with a short reset
- Interchangeable backstraps for a personalized grip fit
Technical Specifications:
- Caliber: 9mm (9×19)
- Magazine Capacity: 15+1
- Barrel Length: 4.02 in
- Overall Length: 7.36 in
- Height: 5.2 in
- Weight (unloaded): 26.1 oz
- Frame: Fiber-reinforced polymer
- Sights: Fixed three-dot, P-09 NOCTURNE style
- Trigger Pull: Approx. 4.5 lbs
- Optics-Ready: Yes – Direct mount interface
- Safety: Trigger safety, firing pin block
The slide is optics-ready.
A small hole with a big difference? Sign me up for a test shoot and I’ll tell you. But experience tells me it’s going to help, and it would be a joy to spend a few hours on the range and find the right load and cartridge to optimize performance.
For someone who sees a lot of news, it’s almost apparent that all handgun manufacturers seem to have gathered for a secret meeting somewhere, and all decided to launch products with ported barrels at about the same point in time. What do you think of the trend? Are you a “ported” person or not?
Discover more via the link: https://www.czfirearms.com/products/pistols/cz-p-10-series/cz-p-10-c-ported
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I'd love to understand more about the trade-offs in velocity vs the reductions in muzzle rise and/or speed increase in splits.
What is mud or other things get in the port?