What is /k/'s opinion on P10C? How does it compare

>>34281893
Bro, half of /k/ doesn't even own guns, and the other 90% hasn't seen this gun yet because its a unicorn right now.

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>>34281893
Get a 75BD.

Most aesthetic non block gun you can ever find

>pic related is what it feels to shoot one
>easy and ready

>>34281893
Trigger is listed at 4-45.lbs. Great for a range, comp, or home defense gun, but maybe too light to keep a police department happy.

>>34281893
I got to handle one at a range yesterday. I was out shooting my Jericho, and CZ-75 and 83. Met a guy that was there with his Compact 75, and a Turk C-100, and a brand new P-10c.

I really liked the P-10c, I'd definitely have one before I got another glock. Never really liked the XD so I can't compare that one.

>>34282045
>light triggers are a liability

Literally no one has ever been prosecuted for having a light trigger, if they were justified in its use.

>>34282061
I don't think they are worried about some defense attorney charging them with being a murder machine for having a light trigger, if that's what you mean.

They'll be worried about officers relying on pull weight as a safety device or accidentally firing twice if the pull is too light and the reset too short. Both things I like in a comp pistol, but I can see why an patrol officer might not.

>>34282085
For amerifat police, sure. But that's more of a training issue, and our police tend not to train enough.

>>34282097
I know you're taking the piss, but don't be too hard on the yanks and their wildly fluctuating crime rates per city. Plenty of German police carry the p99, which has that god awful 11lbs pull in DA mode for this reason.

>>34282125
I am taking the piss, but I also hate the doctrine that suggests that police are safer if we give them shitty triggers. Give them a good trigger, and more range time.

>>34281893

I want them to make a p10 long slide and sell it in Canada