I am curious to know what they did to fix yours?

 

They install a plate between the frame and front guide rail. Furthermore, I don’t have a pet gun. I promise you I own as many or more Glock pistols as you. I was there when the Gen4 rollout fiasco took place but I didn’t bail because I knew they’d fix it. Since my P10 has been fixed, it has eaten over 2000 rounds perfectly and has a far better ergonomics and trigger than any of my Glocks. The accuracy of this $450 Pistol is admirable. I wish no gun or any product I buy has bugs in them but it’s just not reality. CZ paid shipping both ways to correct the issue. What else did you expect them to do?

 

I guess I'm just lucky. 8 CZ's, not one problem. It certainly can happen though, I'm not doubting you.

 

Hey I've got a few 75's, an sp-01, and a scorpion and they are really great, and the p-10 has potential, but right now I don't trust it any farther than I can throw it. CZ customer service is a deal breaker for me

 

I expected them to fix it in a professional manner.

 

What does that mean? The plate they’ve installed works perfectly. Did you expect a brand new gun? I didnt get a brand new G19 when they put the wrong recoil spring in it or when the first of the MIM extractors were crap.

 

I sent them a 1 day old gun with less than 50 rounds through it. I expect them to put me in the same position I was in before the malfunction occurred. In the law of remedies this is simply known as "the rightful position rule".

The spring damaged the polymer frame and caused it to bulge leaving a gap between the frame and the front insert. I expected them to repair the damage to the polymer frame, because the frame was damaged as a result of the guns malfunction.

They welded a tab on the front insert to hold the spring in place, it looked like it was staked to me, but either way it looked like something I could have done myself without sending it in.

The combination of the spot weld and the gap in the frame, looked suspect to say the least. Was it going to work? I don't know, but I sure as hell wasn't going to put 1000 rounds through it just so I could find out.

When I say I expected it fixed in a professional manner, that means I expected them to have updated replacement parts for the gun and not perform some fly by night weld job and completely neglect to fix the polymer frame. I thought the quality of the repair was poor at best. Maybe I expected to much.

Are you employed by CZ or do you have some other pecuniary interest?

I bet you got a new recoil spring from Glock though, I know I did, I certainly didn't get one that had some unprofessional homemade fix done to it.

 

Employed by CZ? I wish, though I have purchased enough of their weapons to own stock in them. Just trying to figure out what your real whine is about.