CZ P-07 9mm vs CZ P-10 C 9mm

Both are CZ compacts at 15+1 with two magazines and no factory optic cut, and they are 0.2" apart in overall length (7.2" vs 7.4"). The split is the action. The CZ P-07 9mm is hammer-fired DA/SA with an interchangeable ambidextrous decocker or manual safety and a 3.3-5.5 lb single-action pull after a long first shot; the CZ P-10 C 9mm is striker-fired with a trigger safety and the same 5.6 lb pull every time. The P-10 C is 0.20" narrower (1.26" vs 1.46"), lighter (26.1 oz vs 27.7 oz) and carries a 0.27" longer barrel (4.02" vs 3.75") with a 0.55" longer sight radius (6.42" vs 5.87"). The P-07 is 0.1" taller (5.3" vs 5.2"). MSRP is $489 against $449.

Pick the CZ P-07 if:

• You want a DA/SA hammer gun: a long double-action first shot, then a 3.3-5.5 lb single action for follow-ups
• You want to set up your own controls: decocker or manual safety, interchangeable and ambidextrous
• You prefer a hammer-fired design with a safety notch and firing pin block

Pick the CZ P-10 C if:

• You want the same pull on every shot, listed at 5.6 lb
• You want the narrower, lighter gun: 1.26" vs 1.46" wide and 26.1 oz vs 27.7 oz
• You want the longer 4.02" barrel and 6.42" sight radius, with metal 3-dot sights, at $449 against $489

Capacity, magazine count and outside dimensions are close enough to set aside. Pick the trigger: a DA/SA with a decocker, or a 5.6 lb striker that is 0.20" narrower and lighter.