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CZ P-10 C Ported COA

David LuttrellBy David LuttrellJuly 4, 20263 Mins Read
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CZ P-10 C Ported COA

The CZ P-10 has proven to be an exceptional handgun. Known for their excellent out-of-the-box triggers, superb ergonomics, and low bore axis, it has become a staple in both the defensive and competition worlds. Now CZ has expanded that line with the CZ P-10 C Ported COA.

New CZ P-10 C Ported COA – Ready From Day One

The new CZ P-10 C Ported COA is a compact, optics-equipped 9mm pistol that brings together the proven P-10 C platform, factory porting, and a mounted Aimpoint COA red dot.

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“The P-10 C has always been about giving shooters a compact pistol that feels right, shoots flat, and performs with confidence,” said Chris Sprangers, Director of Marketing, CZ-USA. “With the new P-10 C Ported COA, we are taking that trusted platform and giving it a factory-installed optic and ported configuration that is ready to go from day one.”

CZ P-10 C Ported COA

Speed – Control – Simplicity

Built for shooters who want speed, control, and simplicity in a compact handgun, the P-10 C Ported COA features a ported barrel and slide designed to help manage muzzle rise and support faster sight recovery. The result is a pistol that stays composed through recoil and allows shooters to get back on target quickly.

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The new model also comes equipped with a factory-mounted Aimpoint COA red dot, giving owners a premium optic solution without the added steps of sourcing and mounting an optic after purchase. From the first range session, the P-10 C Ported COA is set up for confident, intuitive shooting.

CZ P-10 C Ported COA

At its core, this pistol is still a P-10 C. That means the same ergonomic grip, crisp striker-fired trigger, and clean handling that have made the P-10 C one of CZ’s most trusted compact handguns. Chambered in 9mm, the P-10 C Ported COA features a 4-inch barrel and 15+1 capacity.

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CZ P-10 C Ported COA

CZ P-10 C PORTED COA Technical Specifications

Caliber 9 × 19
Magazine capacity 15+1
Safety features Firing pin block, Trigger safety, Trigger bar safety
Frame material Fiberglass-reinforced polymer
Trigger reset 0.16 in
Trigger travel 0.4±0.04 in
Trigger pull 5.6±0.9 lbs.
Trigger type SFDA
Sights Luminescent, Fixed
Barrel length 4 in
Height 5.9 in
Width 1.3 in
Length 7.3 in
Weight 27.7 oz – with an empty magazine
MSRP $1179.00

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