CZ P-10 C 9mm vs Glock G43X MOS 9mm

These sit on opposite sides of the carry line. The CZ P-10 C 9mm is a double-stack compact at 15 rounds; the Glock G43X MOS 9mm is a slimline at 10. The CZ carries 0.61" more barrel (4.02" vs 3.41"), 0.9" more overall length (7.4" vs 6.5") and 1.18" more sight radius (6.42" vs 5.24"), and it is 0.16" wider (1.26" vs 1.1") and 7.55 oz heavier (26.1 oz vs 18.55 oz). The Glock is listed optic-ready and the P-10 C is not, and the Glock's listed trigger pull is 0.2 lb lighter (5.4 lb vs 5.6 lb). MSRP favors the CZ by $133 ($449 vs $582). Both ship with two magazines and both use a trigger safety.

Pick the CZ P-10 C if:

• You want 15 rounds instead of 10 and the longer 6.42" sight radius
• Metal 3-dot sights front and rear are what you want on a duty or range gun
• The $133 lower MSRP ($449 vs $582) decides it

Pick the Glock G43X MOS if:

• You carry daily and 7.55 oz less weight (18.55 oz vs 26.1 oz) changes the equation
• You want a red dot mounted without aftermarket slide work
• 1.1" of width and 6.5" of length conceal better for you than 1.26" and 7.4"

The CZ gives five more rounds, more barrel and more sight radius for $133 less; the 43X MOS gives up all of that for an optic cut and nearly half a pound less weight on the belt.