Sure is

That’s awesome!

im lookin for a p07 to get soon. i have a p09 and its the best damn gun ive owned and i have a few big named brands

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Love to hear that feedback!

That's good to hear since I'm a Canik guy who has just ordered this pistol.

The two ugliest guns. The ghetto canik. Every black guy getting shot on the police youtube channel has a canik pistol.

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Only thing I don’t like it’s there polymer recoil springs man 😔 for id probably go with the walther pdp

@@juan_ctzz I like Walther too. The spring shouldn’t be much but if I had to replace it I’d think about alternatives

@@thenotoriousvlog5986 yeah just something about me that I don’t like polymer recoil springs lol

@@juan_ctzz I feel you bro.

Appreciate the information. Time will tell! I expected it to arrive a month ago, but it keeps getting back ordered. Once I receive it I’ll put a short video out showing that I have received it, then look out for the review probably a few weeks after that!

Appreciate the feedback! It is a remarkable pistol!

I had the shadow systems MR920 War poet for two weeks and sold it. I was getting slide bite, because of my high purchase and large hands on the firearm the meat of my hand by my upper thumb knuckle would bleed every time after 30 rounds.

​@@echo24tactical That's a complete dealbreaker. Never shot one myself, but from what I've seen, it's essentially the Glock framework underneath. That alone already makes me want to give it a wide berth. Not to give any Glock fans grief, but like you, I just never could get a feel for Glock.

@@dcsbeemer I got it because I said okay maybe this may work it has a larger beaver tail, just to have a Glock styled pistol for once and the brave tail is larger but it’s narrow allowing the sides of your hand to go in the danger zone of the slide.

I’ve been shooting the staccato CS A lot and I have two Pheonix trinitys on order. To include one Blackout defense rifle. That’s where I’ve been putting a lot of my attention and time and upcoming time too, I haven’t been putting a lot of time behind the p10c lately, but every time I go shoot I look at it thinking I need to spend more time with it. It really is a remarkable pistol!

@@echo24tactical I'm looking forward to your videos on all the above.

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🇺🇸🇺🇸Great read. Appreciate the feedback! You’ll enjoy it for some time to come!

I have the Talon grip on mine. Like it much better. Might try it.

DO IT! You Won’t Regret It!

Thank you for the feedback! That is fantastic to hear, and I’m honored to see this video helped you take that additional leap. Great to hear from you and enjoy the P10C!

That’s called “inertial reloading”, most guns have it because it’s the force of initia from the magazine being loaded so forcefully, moving the slide release just enough for it to close home forward

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@@The_Referee thank you!

Interesting you have that difference between the c and f

@@echo24tactical yes I thought that it would just be the same. maybe because with the C I have more effort in using the last 2 fingers to really get a good grip since the bottom part is just enough with the size of my hand. while the F has a lot more space where my last 2 fingers can have more space to play around. but is it not really big of a difference. but the F does feel a lot bigger in my hand.

It’s a nice pistol. Best of luck with it. I give you credit something new drops I usually buy it, waiting 5 years… I’d probably forget about it 😂

@@echo24tactical about the time I looked at the CZ I think the 509 was coming out , I think I tried the feel of both in the gun shop , they were not optics ready at that point that I remember anyway

The P10S is just as good

Appreciate the feedback. I submerge the pistol and all components when I strip it down in rubbing alcohol. I lube it with Militech on the rails, slide, barrel and I just shoot the heck of it! The alcohol will dry everything out. So I just take a rag with Militech on it and wipe down the entire pistol as well, and wipe it down again with a dry towel. That’s how I care for it.

@@echo24tactical Wow, thank you for the quick reply! I am still confused about the routine maintenance of the Trigger assembly itself. What are the lubrication points on the trigger assembly? Are there none? This is what I cannot find any information about. I understand how to lubricate the slide, but what of the lower? Thanks Again!

There is little to no routine maintenance on the lower and trigger assembly. If you drop in the dirt and it’s gritty or maybe once every several years or every 5000 rounds of you wish to clean it. Throw the lower in rubbing alcohol get what your can out by slouching it around, OR just run it under the hose take Q tips or something that’ll reach give it a quick wipe. Get an keyboard air can if you want to take it a step further blow it out and just spray a light coating of lube around the moving parts and call it quits. Realistically though don’t over think it, just leave that part alone. Or just reach what you can with a Q tip every time you clean it.

THANK YOU! will do. This really helps

Your welcome

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You wish, plus this is one ugly gun.

@@btzemat210You shot CZ’s?

@@echo24tacticalhow many round estimated do you think you have through this pistol ?

13k give or take right now

Where did you order that model?

Sounds great! Let me know your feedback on it!

Thats the LEO model. The sights arent suppressor height, theyre co-witness height for use with red dots. Not as tall as suppressor height sights.

I’m approaching 14,000 now and it’s still like the day I bought it! Thanks for the feedback

Appreciate it! Thank you for the feedback!

Good read, nicely said.

So, did you change out this trigger yourself or send it off?

Appreciate the feedback! Enjoy it!

Appreciate it thanks for the feedback

Great backstory, it sure is an awesome pistol. What branch?

@@echo24tactical Army. 12B. You have great videos Brother.

@lensmith189 I appreciate it! My whole family was army leading back to captains in the American revolution I was the only one who went navy 😂. Thanks for your service. This video was one of my earlier ones so you could make it a drinking game for the amount of times I Umm. 😂 but other than that I appreciate it! Thanks for reaching out

@@echo24tactical well, thank You for Your service. I don’t have a lot of Family History in our Military past other than I am related to Sam Wilson (The original Uncle Sam). It’s all good about being in the Navy. Nobody’s perfect 🤣.

@lensmith189 I never knew there was an actual Uncle Sam!!!! That’s cool !

I havnt seen that I’ll look into it. I’m interested in learning more. Thanks for sharing

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Appreciate it!

That’s a remarkable pistol as well.

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any reason? How are they performing?

@@echo24tactical The shoot nice both generations p10c. The primary machine barrel to me fit better than the factory barrel.

Sweet! Enjoyed reading thorough details!

Thanks man

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Appreciate it, and Fantastic!

Sounds like an awesome set up thanks for sharing!

I have a little recent content on shorts and videos on the PDP Pro SD Compact. I love that pistol as well!

Interesting, thanks for the feedback

Thank you for the feedback, and thank you for subscribing!

I have a lot of personal experience with them, I don’t need to own one to have personal experience. Everyone I know personally has one. They just did remarkable marketing and figured out a way to let every police department in the nation obtain them at an affordable price when purchased in bulk. If you pay attention now a lot of LE agencies are also moving away from Glock and picking up other manufacturers that actually do a much better job at accomplishing their needs and wants in the pistol. I’ve also witnessed and seen Glocks physically break in person with normal wear, tear and care.

I explain in the video

Right on!

That’s awesome!

Good to hear from you! Thanks for chiming in. I Haven’t seen a 97 for quite some time. If I happen to see one on my searches I’ll be sure to let you know.

@@echo24tactical Hey I appreciate that. I subbed just with this one video because I agree with everything you brought up.

@@donsal.t.1765 thank you! I appreciate it

Check out the SAR K2, 45 ACP, 14 plus 1 capacity. Authorized CZ clone.

@@patrickmcdowell4933 oooooh. Imma look that up right now. I'd rather carry a clone than a my CZ or any CZ bc if I had to use it and it has to be taken until it is resolved I'm not going to miss it. I have a Rami, P07, P10C 9mm and the P10F in 45 but I carry a Arex Delta gen2 or Tisas Tanker bc again I'm not afraid of anything happening to those. And they're great guns, not CZ or Colt quality but pretty close and reliable.

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totally suggest the CGW internals & trigger for the P10c BTW if you have not tried them. Simple upgrade kit todo yourself, and affordable. @@echo24tactical

So mine was made by a gentleman who passed away. He had a website called stainless steel guide rods and I used them in the past and they did a remarkable job. Offhand I don’t know if any I can recommend right now. But im sure a quick google search you’d find something willing to try.

Thank you very much!! Keep doing videos 👍🏻

@christiantracer900 thank you I appreciate it, I’m going through a separation right now so I’m a little slow on the videos, but I’ll start picking it up again soon

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For the ability to carry I give it to the P10C Overall size I like the size of the P10C The upgraded trigger in the PDP Pro SD compact I’ll give it to the PDP by a margin Felt recoil is felt more in the P10C so I’ll give that to PDP I can do .20 splits with the PDP and .17 splits with the P10C I can shoot the PDP several inch better groups at 25 yards with the PDP I still own the P10C but the PDP is amazing, I sold the PDP for two reasons I keep a revolving door of firearms so I can keep content coming AND even though it was a the SD Compact it was still was more of a full size pistol than a compact I also upgraded the guiderod and spring on the PDP so my remembrance and feeling was different than stock

A lot of people have been doing it. I’m sure it makes it better, I just never felt the need to do it.

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As soon as the PDP SD Pro ships to the FFL, Ill be there to get it. It'll be the first one they'll be receiving, so they'll get to gawk over it for a little bit. Then i'll bring it home and conduct and initial impressions review. This is will be my first Walther. I was about the get the PDP, and then I heard a day later the release of the PDP Pro SD, so I decided to wait. Appreciate the feedback! The FFL that is receiving it is 1776 Tactical Corporation in Concord, NC. If I am not mistaken they just created their KZfaq Channel today. I told them they could review it before I take it with me. If you want to check them out.

@@echo24tactical ill be looking for your review on it. Walther firearms have the best striker fired triggers in my opinion. They're so accurate too. They also have the best ergos for my hand.

@@whatsup24_7 I am looking forward to it. I have been waiting several months for it. So if you think I have forgotten, I have not. We all think it'll be soon, but we do not have a confirmation on the shipping date yet.

Thanks for watching and reaching out

@@echo24tacticalyes sir. Thank you!

taking into account my personal experience and the zero instances I know of that this actually led to an unintentional discharge, my conclusion is It was an interesting read, but gun's just fine. There are threads out there explaining how the mechanism works. But to sum it up Most of the guys who says the block doesn't work demonstrate this by pulling the striker fully to the rear and letting it batter it's way through the block. The block isn't designed to stop the striker moving from full travel. The only way the striker gets to full travel is to pull the trigger. The guys doing this are just damaging their guns. at rest has only a partially cocked striker, the firing pin block is there to protect against a mishap in which the striker is let go from that state. That is, about quarter inch travel of the striker. The only way for that to happen is if the trigger bar or striker breaks. But you would need real inertia to break the trigger while falling and you can’t break it on a fall because it has the dingus peace in the trigger Glock has.

I carry at the 4 o’clock, dangers still exist, but I’m confident the guns fine.

Awesome, thanks for the reply! I absolutely love the gun, just trying to get past the mental block.

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I have the p320 I custom built to my liking, but I’d take the p10C over the 320 all day long.

Hooyah!!

Id buy it at $370. That’s probably one of the best new prices I’ve seen for one if its new

@@echo24tactical brand new

@@echo24tacticalyep brand new fin feather and fur by my house.

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I only shoot liberty defense +P out of it. Not sure about +p+. I have a stainless guiderod only because I have seen polymer break. The gun barely has any muzzle flip with proper grip. I never changed the pin and it works just fine. This shot shows how minimal the muzzle flip is. I don’t think it’s because of the guiderod kzfaq.info6NNZCoyVJc0?feature=share

I think CZ could’ve done a lot better with the P10M the main reason I’ll never own it, is it doesn’t have a slide catch. I understand why they don’t have it, but I think that argument is so far and in between and negligible. The P10S is a better firearm in my opinion.

If you want to stay small like that size the Hellcat in my opinion is the way to go for that aspect. It’s been an EDC of mine for years.

@@echo24tactical I have shot both the P10S and the Hellcat, didn't really care for either. The dual recoil spring on the P10M started getting really stiff around the 200 round mark. Gun ran 2 more mags just fine (once I was able to force it) probably just needs a good cleaning. Soaking it right now.

The Springfield Hellcat I bought that shortly after it’s release as well, and I love it. That is my edc 90% of the time.

@@echo24tactical I’ve watched this video several times. Just got my P-10C I got in 2017 milled for a red dot. You still shoot yours?

@@simmo1567 I try to shoot it at least twice a week, it’s one of my favorites. This and the Walther PDP Pro SD Compact is fighting head to head for my favorite pistol.

@@echo24tactical Love it! I'm trying really hard to get my P-10C and M&P 2.0 to replace my Glock 19. What are your thoughts on the M&P 2.0? These are one of the most underrated handguns out there. Based on how they are out the box is just amazing.

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"....requires a lot of training..." it requires only to forget the old habits....if not,what you just said is , basically, that you are walking in your day by day life,with one eye closed....because with optics,you are shooting both eyes opened -target focused...contrary to irons where you have 3 focus points 🤷‍♂

I shoot irons with both eyes open.

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I’ve always seen the mix of reviews. I also had the P10S and P10F the newer models and they never failed me and were just as reliable. I just sold them because I used the P10C more often. If I was to pick up a new P10C that’s optics ready today, I personally would have as much confidence in it as the one I have. I have also seen several in the wild 😂 they all have had the same experiences that I have and all those P10’S ((plural)not the model) were the newer and older models. Not to say you wouldn’t encounter an issue but I have high confidence you most likely will not encounter an issue. Their customer service is remarkable if you were to encounter something.

777 it’s associated with wisdom, intuition, and spititual growth

I appreciate it. It’s the most affordable pistol I own, and I have had it the longest, and I think highly of it. You’ll feel the same once you pick one up.

It’s to shallow. Not dramatic at all. S&w 2.0, FN 509, Glock. they all have the same shallow beaver trail. The meat of my hand between my thumb and pointer finger starts bleeding. 🤷🏻‍♂️ it is what it is

I said it a lot 😂 I’m aware

A lot of G19 holsters work for it, there are a lot of holsters available for it now based off the configuration you’d like. I do not carry mine anymore I haven’t for quite some time now. I carry the staccato CS now. I was using a holster by Trex arms when I did carry it. I’m not sure if you can find one at QVO or not but I’d recommend seeing what Roger has available.

None at all

I purchased it from a place that manufactures them from a gentlemen who passed away, I found out through a social media post and he doesn’t manufacture them anymore. I have had this question in the past. So I just googled Stainless Steel Guide Rod for CZ P10C and there are a lot of options on google.

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I owned the Shadow Systems MR920 War Poet. I sold it 30 days after purchasing it. It’s a great pistol. Shot well and all, but the beaver tail wasn’t wide enough and would give me slide bite on the thumb knuckle on every shot. I wasn’t going to adjust my grip to compensate, I have a large hand that I grip high and tight.

@@echo24tactical I want to get my hands on an Archon Type B myself. Similar to a p10c

@@willwrk4gunz I have had my eyes on that one. I want to physically hold it before making any broad moves to own it. You just don’t see them anywhere.

The new Bul armory Axe may work. Just looking at the larger beaver tail. Once again though I want to physically hold it first.

@@echo24tactical there still in production just small batches

I have not I have no experience with it. The only Walther I have experience with is PDP

You won’t be disappointed. It’s a shooter

Did you get it ? If so how's it going

It is a remarkable pistol!