Canik SFx Rival 9mm vs CZ P-10 F 9mm

These are both full-size polymer 9mms with interchangeable backstraps and near-identical overall lengths (8.1" vs 8.0"). The CZ P-10 F 9mm actually holds one more round, 19 to the Canik SFx Rival 9mm's 18. The Rival's case is the front end and the trigger: a 5.0" barrel against the CZ's 4.5", a listed trigger pull 1.2 lb lighter (4.4 lb vs 5.6 lb), a fiber-optic front with a click-adjustable rear, and an optic-ready slide where the P-10 F is not listed optic-ready. The CZ is 0.11" narrower (1.3" vs 1.41"), 0.9 oz lighter (28.6 oz vs 29.5 oz) and $180.99 less at MSRP ($499 vs $679.99). Grip height runs the other way, with the CZ 0.3" taller (6.0" vs 5.7").

Pick the Canik SFx Rival if:

• You want a red dot on it as delivered and a click-adjustable rear sight for irons
• The 1.2 lb lighter listed trigger (4.4 lb vs 5.6 lb) is the point of the gun for you
• You want the longest barrel here at 5.0" for range work

Pick the CZ P-10 F if:

• You want to spend $180.99 less at MSRP ($499 vs $679.99)
• 19 rounds beats 18, and 0.11" less width (1.3" vs 1.41") suits your hand
• You are shooting irons anyway and do not need the optic cut

The Rival buys a lighter trigger, 0.5" more barrel and an optic cut for $180.99 more; the P-10 F gives up those for one more round and the lower price.