[Cambo]

Today was a fun day at the range. I decided to pit my P10C OR against my new Walther PDP F 4-inch. Both guns are very similar:
1. Striker-fired
2. Ergonomically pleasing
3. Decent triggers
4. Reliable
5. Accurate (if I did my part)
6. Equipped with Holosun SCS green dot sights
7. 15-round magazines
8. 200 rounds each of Herter's 115-grain 9mm

Trigger pull quality: Walther for the win. It is very different from my DA / SA CZs and different enough from the P10C — light, crisp, decent reset.

Hand fit: CZ for the win. Maybe it's because I'm so used to CZs, but the P10C grip feels as if it's sculpted to fit me.

Accuracy from 8 to 20 yards: Dead heat tie. Neither gun had the edge over the other.

Rapid-fire recoil control: Dead heat tie. Neither gun had the edge over the other, although the Walther was slightly flippy, with the CZ pushing straight back in the hand.

Controls: Walther for the win by a mile. The slide release and magazine release are on-point perfection. Reloads were lightning-fast.

One-hand shooting: CZ for the win due to its grip fitment. Walther wasn't far behind, though.

Anyway, I'll probably run the Walther PDP F against the CZ P07 in the future, turning off the Holosun SCS to make it fair since the P07 just has irons.

 

[arkdweller22]

Sounds like a great day at the range. Fun and informative!
As a CZ lover, you’ve piqued my interest in the PDP.
Thanks for posting, looking forward to the P-07/PDP comparison.

All the best, cheers! 🍻

 

[Cambo]

Sounds like a great day at the range. Fun and informative!
As a CZ lover, you’ve piqued my interest in the PDP.
Thanks for posting, looking forward to the P-07/PDP comparison.

All the best, cheers! 🍻

Definitely try out a PDP. The F series will fit your hands better, most likely.

I'll keep you posted on the next shootout...

 

[McPatrickClan]

I have owned both. I ended up selling the PDP but it was an excellent gun. It is hard to choose one over the other IMHO because they are both excellent pistols. Thanks for the write-up.

 

[bac1023]

Nice report. I love steel CZ’s that use the CZ75 design, but I’ve never warmed up to the polymer models and especially the strikers.

I will say, I prefer the lower bore axis of the P10 over the Walther, but that’s about it

 

[Sinktip]

Nice review.

You must have purchased the SCS as part of a bundle with the P10. I wish that Holosun would release the CZ P10 model as a stand alone. I have the P10 OR waiting for it.

 

[Para-bellum]

I had a few PDPs. They are fantastic but they all went down the road. I still have a couple P10s. They are the best striker imo.

 

[Cambo]

Nice review.

You must have purchased the SCS as part of a bundle with the P10. I wish that Holosun would release the CZ P10 model as a stand alone. I have the P10 OR waiting for it.

I did buy them as an already-set-up package for $570. Unbelievable deal. It also came with three magazines.

 

[bac1023]

I had a few PDPs. They are fantastic but they all went down the road. I still have a couple P10s. They are the best striker imo.

I honestly feel the steel PDP is where it’s at. The polymer models are too flippy

 

[Para-bellum]

I honestly feel the steel PDP is where it’s at. The polymer models are too flippy

No doubt, that’s the reason I sold my PDPs. They just had too much rise. Great triggers and accurate as well. I just felt as ugly as the p10s are, they just perform better for me.

 

[bac1023]

No doubt, that’s the reason I sold my PDPs. They just had too much rise. Great triggers and accurate as well. I just felt as ugly as the p10s are, they just perform better for me.

The bore axis is much lower.

My favorite striker is the Strike One Ergal

 

[Sinktip]

I did buy them as an already-set-up package for $570. Unbelievable deal. It also came with three magazines.

Agreed! A very sweet deal. Unfortunately for me, I picked up my P10-C OR about two months too early.