The CZ-USA P-10 F is a full-size polymer striker-fired pistol and fits nicely into any budget. It is left-hand friendly; the slide release is ambidextrous and the magazine release can be swapped out in a few minutes for a southpaw shooter. The grip of the pistol is large and will accommodate large hands very well, yet is narrow for a double-stack gun and will allow smaller hands to reach the trigger. The front, back and side panels of the grip have plenty of texture to hold onto the hand of the shooter and prevent the gun from slipping around. The generous trigger guard that would allow use by a gloved hand is undercut to allow a good high hold. This is a 9mm pistol that can fill a number of needs.

The frame of the gun has texture on both sides where the trigger finger should be when reloading or moving and not engaging targets on the move. The frame also includes a rail for lights and other accessories. Plus, the 19-round magazines fit flush with the grip. In addition, the back strap of the gun is adjustable.

As for the slide, it sports user-friendly front and rear cocking serrations, and the fixed front and rear sights are quite visible. The rear sight on this model is black, squared off enough to allow one-handed slide racking in serious situations. It is also possible to rack the slide on a desk, belt or holster one-handed if the situation demanded.
Additionally, the slide has a removable plate for mounting an optic; the rear sight sits behind that plate so it remains in place even with an optic on the gun, which is a superior design compared to makes and models that sacrifice the rear sight to place the optic on the gun.

The features described above, demonstrate that this gun is well designed and can do what is required. The trigger is nice; it breaks crisply after a small amount of take-up and resets positively. The reset on this trigger is very short, which bodes well for making fast follow-up shots. In my opinion, the trigger is by far the best feature.