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| Feature |
CZ P-10 Trigger
|
Glock "Safe Action" Trigger
|
|---|---|---|
| Trigger Pull | The
P-10
has a shorter, lighter, and crisper pull than the Glock. It typically has a clean take-up, a definitive "wall" of resistance, and a distinct, crisp break. Pull weight is often in the 4.5–5 pound range. |
The Glock trigger has a more consistent, but often described as "spongy" or "mushy," pull without a hard wall. The pull is a rolling break rather than a crisp snap. Pull weight is typically around 5.6 pounds on a Glock 19 Gen5. |
| Reset | The
P-10
offers a short and very positive, tactile, and audible reset. This allows for faster, more controlled follow-up shots for experienced shooters. |
The Glock reset is also tactile and audible, but the overall trigger travel is longer. It resets with only partial forward movement, but the overall length of travel is greater than the
P-10
. |
| Trigger Safety | Like the Glock, the
P-10
uses a passive trigger safety mechanism that must be depressed along with the trigger to fire. |
The Safe Action system uses three independent safeties that are all disengaged by pulling the trigger. This provides consistent, predictable performance. |
| Consistency | The
P-10
trigger is consistently praised for its quality right out of the box, making it a "shoot-it-as-is" option for many. |
The quality of Glock triggers can vary slightly between generations, though they are known for their reliability and simplicity. |
| Aftermarket Support | The
P-10
's aftermarket trigger support is decent but not as extensive as Glock's due to the P-10 being a newer platform. |
Glock has one of the largest aftermarket ecosystems in the firearm industry, with a vast number of trigger modifications and replacement options. |
