Technische Daten
- Marke
- CZ
- Waffentyp
- Pistole
- Kaliber
- 9 mm Para
- System
- Striker Fired (SFDA)
- Magazinkapazität
- 15 Schuss
- Lauflänge
- 102 mm
- Gesamtlänge
- 185 mm
- Gewicht
- 740 g
Beschreibung
The CZ P-10 C OR FDE in 9mm Para combines modern design, high reliability and excellent shooting comfort in a compact Optics-Ready pistol. The CZ P-10 series pistols with striker firing system are renowned for their high precision, extreme durability and ergonomic design. The CZ P-10 C was awarded "Handgun of the Year 2017" by the prestigious US firearms magazine Guns & Ammo in recognition of these qualities.
As an OR (Optics Ready) version, this model features a factory-prepared slide for the easy and particularly robust mounting of a red dot sight. In the event of an optic failure, the raised open sights with co-witness capability can be relied upon at any time. The internal striker firing system (SFDA) ensures a consistent, controlled trigger pull with a short reset.
This version comes in the popular Flat Dark Earth (FDE) colour. The frame, slide and optic cover are coated with an extremely durable Cerakote finish that provides optimal protection against wear and external influences. The fibreglass-reinforced polymer grip combines low weight with high stability and excellent ergonomics.
Product highlights
Calibre: 9mm Para
15-round magazine
Optics Ready (OR) for red dot sights
Compact frame size, ideal for concealed carry
Barrel length: 102 mm
No muzzle thread
Internal striker firing system (SFDA)
Trigger pull weight: 25 ± 4 N
Short trigger pull and reset
Raised open sights with co-witness capability
Polymer grip, fibreglass-reinforced
Flat Dark Earth (FDE) Cerakote finish
Extensive integrated safety systems
The CZ P-10 C OR FDE is the ideal pistol for shooters looking for a compact, reliable and optics-ready 9mm pistol with a distinctive appearance. It is excellently suited for concealed carry, training and sport shooting, and impresses with outstanding ergonomics, high precision and proven CZ quality.





