CZ P-10 C 9mm vs Walther PDP F-Series 4" 9mm

These two land in nearly the same envelope: 15 rounds of 9mm, barrels within 0.02" (4.02" vs 4.0"), overall length within 0.15" (7.4" vs 7.25"), sight radius within 0.02" (6.42" vs 6.4"), and identical listed 5.6 lb trigger pulls. The separations are grip, optic provision and price. The Walther PDP F-Series 4" 9mm uses a reduced-circumference grip, is optic-ready, and is 2.1 oz lighter (24.0 oz vs 26.1 oz). The CZ P-10 C 9mm is not optic-ready, is 0.08" narrower (1.26" vs 1.34"), carries metal 3-dot sights, and lists at $449.00 against $699.00, a $250.00 difference. Both ship two magazines.

Pick the CZ P-10 C if:

• You want to spend $449.00 instead of $699.00 and are content with irons
• You want metal 3-dot sights rather than polymer ones
• The 1.26" width and interchangeable backstraps already fit your hand

Pick the Walther PDP F-Series 4" if:

• The reduced-circumference grip is the reason you are looking at this gun
• You want a factory optic cut without milling a slide
• You want 2.1 oz less to carry, at 24.0 oz

Dimensions and trigger weight are essentially tied, so nothing here is decided by the numbers alone. Handle both: if the F-Series grip fits your hand better, that plus the optic cut is what the extra $250.00 buys.