Holster options for the CZ P10F - Thank you @Practical Shooter for this
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- čas přidán 27. 04. 2019
- As most people know, whenever a new handgun is released, it’s usually a bit of a waiting game for a holster. Practical Shooter on CZcams made an excellent video on modifying a Glock holster (which are readily available) and I mentioned I would check if my X5 holster would fit the P10F as well. Which is does, as does the holster for the P-09. Thanks again @Practical Shooter for the inspiration to do this video and for your excellent video content! Be sure to check out his channel and subscribe!
Check out www.handgunhero.com, link sent by subscriber jolufepi. Thank you! This is really cool!
If you haven’t already checked out Practical Shooter’s channel, be sure to do so. czcams.com/video/poQ1d2T83rk/video.html. He has excellent videos on doing detail strips of a variety of handguns (best of all, he covers CZ!). Also a variety of other relevant and informative videos.
Thanks a lot for the good Information!! Greetings from Germany!!
@bla bla. Das gibt mir Freude das es hilft. Vielen Dank!
I had the same results, works good
Nice options to have as they fit more than one pistol is awesome to know....Good stuff....
@Scott F Thank you! It is good news. I just found out from Big Johnson Guns and Gear that the Shadow 2 holster fits as well, I tired it in my PDR Pro II holster from Double Alpha and sure enough, it fits.
Loved the video 😎😊
@Just in Time Prepping. Thank you for stopping by and the comment! Appreciate it!!
Thanks for this video. Just bought my first pistol (CZ P10F), and I've been having a hell of a time trying to find holsters for it! Cheers from Winnipeg!
@Marc Willar. You’re welcome and welcome to CZ! CZ pistols are addictive, you won’t be able to stop with just one. I have 4, purchased in the span of just over a year. You won’t want to shoot anything else. Anyways, I am findig the fit of the Shadow 2 holsters very good, especially if you can find the adjustable ones. It usually takes some time before the companies start producing holsters.
Can you carry in Canada?!
Thank you for this video. I purchased the Sig p320 holster and had a perfect fit. I thought I'd never find a holster for my CZ. 👍
@Auden Carrillo Glad that this helped you! You would think that someone would have come up with a specific holster for it by now.
Thank you for all that advertising Grrl (The check is in the mail LOL)
I will also be placing a link of your video on my channel and start a list of holsters fitting the P10F. You could do the same here. I think you get more input and comments than I do. Cheers Grrl
@Practical Shooter. My pleasure!! I am more than happy to direct people your way because it’s full of relevant information. I would have never had the guts to take apart one of my hands guns, but you make it look so straight forward, so again, thank you for giving me the courage to do so! I’ll pin a link to your video on mine! Thank you again!
👍🏼 The P-10F will also fit my Shadow 2 Custom made holster since I put the wider bushings in To spread it open more. Carry on
Thanks Fangirl, just bought a CZ P-10 F myself and also like you waiting for certificate before heading out the the Milo range to give it a running.
@Paul Simms. Enjoy! I’ve put mine in a Kidon adapter turning it into a PCC.
Thanks for the advice CZ FanGirl. I just bought the CZ P10F Optic Ready and ran across your video on holsters. Just got my Registration Certificate, and tax return so I'm set to buy ammo. Going to shoot it stock before I decide to do mods for slide release, and flat trigger, like the CZ P10F Competition Ready OR. My local gun store has lots of aftermarket parts. I have to hook up with my local IPSC group to get my Black Badge course. Wish the OIC ban would turn out with sunny ways. was wanting to get into 3-gun, but will for now go the pistol competition route. Pew, pew!
@Tim Olheiser Glad that information worked out for you! I haven’t checked lately about holsters specific to the P10F, it’s been awhile. When I first bought mine, there were no holsters for it because apparently the Glock holsters were supposed to fit, I heard from many people that it didn’t fit them all, so it was a bit of a roll the dice at the time. I stocked up on ammo components for reloading well before the 2020 election and didn’t shoot but once over this winter so I thankfully have enough components to reload for next season and I’m all stocked up in loaded ammo for 2022. Crazy times. This is a cycle anytime there is an American election and we just roll with it. You should be able to shoot local club matches without the Black Badge course to begin with, that’s the case here in BC. We have two sections and I can shoot in any IPSC matches within my section without the Black Badge. It’s so good to have though because of the pounding home of safe gun handling skills. Ugh, don’t get me started on the OIC ban, as responsible firearms owners (people that have gone through the training, the licensing and registration), we know that we are not the problem, but we’re easy targets. I wanted to start shooting 3Gun back in 2019 as well and then the OIC derailed those plans and then Covid derailed it further. I find the hypocrisy of our current politics astounding. They are more than happy to send firearms to a foreign country to arm civilians but yet they want to disarm their own civilians. Sorry about the rant. I generally keep politics out of my channel, but I’m so impressed with the Ukrainian government right now arming their civilians to the teeth. Enjoy that P10F Optic Ready, that’s the one I wanted to get, but the focus was on supplying the US at the time; Canada got the OR Shadow 2 instead, which is my first firearm of choice for competing because it’s a tank and I really love heavy steel guns. You will likely turn your thoughts toward reloading when you start shooting IPSC. Firstly to tune your ammo to the firearm and secondly cost.
gray fox strategic in ontario built custom kydex holster for the cz p10f and they are amazing
@Jonathan defosse. Thanks for the link!
@@CZFanGrrl Thanks for the video!
That is good news, and a little surprising that it fit in the X-5. I have so many "useless" holsters, they are stuffed in a range bag for guns I no longer own. I should go through and see if any of them will fit my guns in the collection now. Have a great week buddy!
@fumasterchu12. Yes it is, I was surprised about the X5 as well. I thought it would fit the best, but given the options between the three, I would take either the P09 holster or the PDR Pro II holster, either one will do just fine. I’m like you, I don’t like purposeless things, may as well give it away or sell. No Practical Shooter’s channel he does a demo on how to modify a Kodex holster to fit the P10F, which is where I got the inspiration. You have a great week too my friend. I hope you’re on the mend!
If I couldn't shoot that p10f, I would be wearing out the trigger with dry practice.... making my own sound effects of course
Thanks for the info. Very helpful. Did you buy the gun used and are waiting for the registration? When I bought mine from the LGS they printed off the registration and had it with the gun when I picked it up.
@Sbarkowski Hi there! Nope I bought it new, from Al Flaherty’s I think, can’t remember. I’m in Canada, so the transfer papers come from the office of the chief firearms inspector and same with the registration certificate. I can take possession with the transfer papers, but I can’t transport it without the certificate; so I get all my guns mailed to me. I’ve actually put the P10F into the IMI Kidon and shoot it as a PCC, loads of fun! How are you enjoying yours? Did you get the optic ready? That’s the one I wanted to get, but Canada got short changed. We got the OR Shadow 2 a ful year ahead of the USA though, so I bought two of them.
Bought my CZ for my birthday last week and been hunting for a good holster
@The Jolly Johnson. For the P10F I take it! I’ve stopped shooting IDPA and no longer holster the gun, having turned it into a PCC instead with a Kidon adapter. But the Shadow 2 holster PDR or PDR Pro II from Double Alpha works. Apparently full size Glock holsters also work and I also got it to fit in my P09 holster. Sorry my channel has kind of become specialized around the OR CZ Shadow 2 and gunsmithing and I haven’t added any more content on the P09 or the P10F despite them being really good guns as well. Happy Birthday to you! Buying a gun for your birthday is a really nice way to do something nice for yourself! Congrats!!
@@CZFanGrrl oh wow, thank you! I will sure to give you a thumbs up! And wish you luck on your channel, and I feel bad for you Canadians who have been getting screwed on your guns laws and stuff
@@thejollyjohnson9015 Thank you! Yeah, the Liberals are doing their usual appeasement of the city dwelling Hysterics who haven’t got a clue about firearms, but fortunately we have some really great non-profits on our side like the Canadian Tax Payer Federation (which is non-partisan) and the Canadian Sport Shooting Association and the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights. There are a LOT of lawful Canadian Firearm owners, but we still don’t care for the government using us as pawn instead of targeting the real problem. You take care and stay safe down there!
2023! Anyone know of any holsters that fit the P10F?
@arturouribe4376 Lots of Google hits. aliengearholsters.com/holsters/cz-p10f.html
Great review, which would you recommend for an optics ready cz p10 F? The p 09 or the sig?
@Terry ! Well, the P09 doesn’t come in an optic ready, unless you know something I don’t…..? 😃. I sold my Sig P320 X5 because I didn’t like how it felt, too Glocky and I really wish the P10F OR had been available in Canada at the time, but it wasn’t, so I bought the non-optic and bought a second OR Shadow2 to feel better about the whole thing. lol. If you’re after a CCW then you can’t go wrong with the P10F OR. I stick mine into a Kidon. Turns it into a PCC of sorts. With an optic.
Thanks for all the info. I’ve just recently purchased a cz p10f. First time handgun owner now lol. I’m wondering now that you’ve manage go out shooting. What holster has been your go to?
@Michael Charron. Thank YOU for the feedback, I always appreciate hearing from people watching the channel. And congrats on your purchase! The P10F is a great striker fired pistol and when I bought it, it did not have any holsters made specifically for it. I’m sure there might be some available now, but I’m not 100% sure. Apparently the bigger Glock holsters fit it, but not sure. My P10F has been converted into a PCC, there should be a video of it here on the channel somewhere, so it no longer goes in a holster because it’s now a carbine and very cool at that. I can dump mag loads of ammo through it in a heart beat, it’s so much fun to shoot, but again, I have to be mindful of the amount of ammo I put through it because it’s easy to blow through 200 rounds in the blink of an eye. Anyways, as to holsters, I like the fit of the Shadow 2 holster butter than the fit of the P09 holster. The Shadow 2 is a bit burlier, like the P10F. I hope you’re able to source a holster. I myself prefer holsters that have some adjustment to them, where you can either snug up the fit with the turn of a knob to make the gun more secure or looser to make it easier to draw. That’s just my two cents. Thanks again and happy shooting!!
@@CZFanGrrl thank you for the feedback. It’s much appreciated. From one Canadian to another :)
@Michael Charron Thank you. Always enjoy having more Canadians on the channel!
Nice holster selection. Good thing you don't have to put out more money on holsters.
@Keanon Gilliam. LOL, holy cow!! No kidding!!
La camara en esa ubicacion mustra mas otras cosas que las fundas en particular
@marco antonio oyarzun marmolejo Tienes una mente muy sucia. Mantén tus ojos en la funda, mi amigo.
@@CZFanGrrl te pido mil disculpas no fue esa mi intencion,solo que por el angulo de la camara la funda no se podia ver bien,mi expresion fue muy fea ,me siento muy mal por mi falta de respeto.
Would it fit any manufacturer's holster made for the sig p320x5 and p09?
Panda Puddin It fit the holsters I had. There are a few other holsters that some of my subscribers also say hit. Some will definitely fit better than others. If the holster is Kydex and somewhat adjustable, you’ll get a better fit. I wonder why there aren’t many holsters available out there for the P10F. The Glock holsters for the larger Glocks are supposed to also fit. My P10F is in my Kidon PCC adapter now so I don’t need a holster for it.
Oh nice thank you for you help. I haven't even got my cz yet and I'm so excited for it hahaha I'm just waiting for my permit to clear 😒
@Panda Puddin. Awesome! It’s a great polymer gun, anyone who’s picked it up and shot it has liked it, especially the grip, CZ has their grips dialled in. Are you in the USA?
@@CZFanGrrl I am in the usa. I live in Hawaii. The gun laws suck but not as bad as Cali or new your
The Serpa made for the Glock 21 works also.
@R Sjr Thanks for the info!
How is it that nobody has heard of vedder holsters or harrys holsters. They both make a good holster for the p10f. 🙄🙄
Don’t know. Maybe American and not sold outside the US?
Can you carry in Canada???
@Adrian No.
@@CZFanGrrl are you a police officer or why do you have a holsters just curious ? Also how hard is it to acquire handguns?
@Adrian. A police officer? Not even a security guard. Just a typical Canadian that enjoys owning firearms and competing with them. The holsters are necessary for competition. It’s the safest way to carry/store the gun during competitions.
In order to obtain a handgun, which is considered restricted in Canada, meaning not everyone is qualified to own one, which in my opinion, is a good thing because it means that anyone legally in possession of a handgun has had to prove that they are responsible enough to own one.
1st step is taking a regulated and approved Firearm Safety course, comprising of two separate components towards obtaining a license. First is the Possession and Acquistion License (PAL) a full day course, which upon completion allows you to purchase and own a non-restricted firearm, like a hunting rifle. The next step is taking another course (about 4 hours)obtaining the Restricted Possession and Aquistion License (RPAL). Once you’ve completed those two courses, you take your paperwork from the course, showing that you’ve successfully completed the mandatory training and achieved a pass grade and apply for a license. It usually takes about 45 days to obtain a license. During this time, the office of the Chief FIrearms Office, runs back ground checks to make sure you don’t have a criminal history that would preclude you from possessing a firearm, with the police and with your references, your spouse and/or exspouse if you are recently separated or divorced. If there are any red flags during this back ground check you will likely be denied a license. If you’re a law abiding citizen then this is a very easy and straightforward process. You also need to have a permanent residence where the guns will be stored. If you are homeless, you won’t get a gun. If you live in an RV or out of your car or have no fixed address, you will not be able to own a handgun. If you have a history of mental illness you will not be able to own a gun. All very good and sensible rules.
#2. When you receive you license, you can now purchase a firearm. Most Canadians buy their handguns online because it’s easier. The guns are delivered to their mailbox or to their front door and the delivery needs to be signed for, by an adult. Otherwise, if you go to a store to buy a gun in person, you need to get a short term authorization to transport the firearm from the store to your home. There is however about a 30 day cooling off period before you can purchase your first firearm in case you are planning on using it because you have poor impulse control. After that, the quickest transfer I’ve experienced (from the store being the owner of the firearm to me being the owner) was less than an hour. I purchased the firearm online, the store initiated the transfer within 20 minutes and 25 minutes after that the Chief Firearms Officer issued the transfer notification saying that I was now the owner of the firearm. 7 days later the firearm was delivered from all the way on the other side of Canada to my front door. Most transactions take about 13 days on average, only because of how far the distances are in Canada.
I hope that answers your question about how hard it is to obtain a handgun. So, there is a process everyone needs to follow and that initial process does take some time and a little effort on the part of the person wanting to obtain the firearm, but once you’ve gone through that, the process is very simple. Canadian firearms owners are also the most highly vetted people in Canada, probably even more so that the Prime Minister (unless he owns a handgun that we don’t know about), our name is run through the Canadian Criminal Database each and every day. If a Canadian firearm owner’s name shows up on that Criminal Database, the RCMP (police) will be knocking on that persons door to confiscate their guns, either temporarily or permanently depending on the outcome of the criminal case.
@@CZFanGrrl wow I wasn't expecting such a detailed answer. Thank you for the explanation it's just such a common thing here in the states for everyone to say we are the only ones who can have handguns. And I'm like no I see it on CZ forums all the time. Thanks again!
@Adrian I deleted that last post of yours with the “thanks f**ker”. Pretty sure you weren’t intending that for me. Anyways, in Canada, the guns laws are universal, meaning right from Newfoundland to BC, they’re same for everyone and so there’s no confusion about laws apply to what province, as is the case in the USA, where laws vary from state to state and people get busted for honest mistakes I’m sure. Canadian gun laws are actually less restrictive than California, or so some of my West Coast subscribers have told me. We can and certainly do own handguns. One of my friends owns over 30 handguns, probably more by now. If you own more than 10 you’re scrutinized a bit more closely. I own 4 and I can probably do with just two or three in reality. The handguns need to be properly stored when not in use as well. You can’t leave them laying around the house unsecured. We definitely don’t have the unfortunate accidental killings of children or adults by children getting their hands on a loaded and unsecured handgun. Everytime we do, the noose of the law tightens up more and more around firearm owners, because it’s the lack of adult responsibility. I can’t remember if a child was every involved in a shooting death of another with a handgun though. Usually it’s been unsecured long rifles or in the very first incident, with a shot gun. I forget how many legally owned handguns there in Canada, but there are over 2 million licensed owners and most people have at least one or two handguns each. Not bad for a country of 37 mil.
So.... Don't be a bad girl?
@Pops Quest I’m an angel. Truly. Psst. Wanna buy a really nice Hi-Point C9? Best gun ever made. You’ll love it. Hahahah (I hope you don’t own a High Point....)
@@CZFanGrrl lol not yet....
@Pop’s Quest; hahaha! Step in to my van there young fella.
Canada eh?
John Doe That’s kind of an East Coast thing (Newfoundlanders), I’m West Coast, we say “Hey?”. Or “Right?”. We all pretty much have our own regional dialects, much like America. Viva La Diversity! LOL.
Some one once asked how its spelled and they replied C eh N eh D eh.
So naturally it turned into Canada, but its really the country of Cnd.
A magical land of make believe, full of elves, unicorn farts and bearded women who use trees for stilts.
John Doe LMAO!! Hilarious!! Canada is actually an Algonquin (I think) word and it means Village. When the Brits landed they pointed down the way and asked the locals what the land was called and the locals thought they were pointing at the village, not in general and said Kanahda. Anyways, where are you from John Doe?
I live in Toronto, I have a CZ 85 and I go for a CZ P10F, and you really have been very helpful, like others couldn't find anything around. Thank you for your time and information.🤝👍
@jolufepi Hey! The CZ 85 Combat is a nice pistol. I was debating on getting that. Thanks for the comment and feedback!
Yikes, do you still live in Canada?😬😬😬
@whatsup24_7 Unfortunately, yes.
@@CZFanGrrl what part of Canada are you in? You should move to the U.S. I couldn't imagine living there and I saw this coming several years ago. I couldn't live in communism and be controlled.
@whatsup24_7 I’m in BC, which is pretty much California extreme. I don’t know about moving to the USA. Every part of the United States seems to be plagued by bad events. Deadly hurricanes, tornados, floods, wild fires, earthquakes….what am I missing? Oh yeah, random mass gun shootings. If I move from Canada it will be to somewhere with better weather and smarter gun control where law abiding citizens aren’t the target of the government village idiots who have never held or shot a firearm in their life and criminals are punished to the fullest extent of the law (and beyond for all I care - feed them to the sharks).
@@CZFanGrrl Hahaha I hear ya. Aside from the weather part it sounds like Switzerland would be nice
@whatsup24_7 LOL! Switzerland is very much like BC. Lots of mountains. Lots of firearms. The government there seems to appreciate armed citizenry. Probably more snow in BC. I was a registered nurse in a previous life and really wanted to move to Texas or Florida or Wyoming or Montana back in the early 90’s when first started nursing. I had job offers from those states. Where abouts are you located?