The CZ P-10 Full Size is a striker-fired semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 ACP with a 4.5-inch barrel. It holds 13+1 rounds from a double-stack magazine, weighs 28.2 oz (1.75 lbs), and ships with two magazines. The polymer frame has a black finish, three-dot white sights, an optics-ready slide cut, and ambidextrous controls including a reversible magazine catch and ambi slide release. Safety features include a firing pin block and trigger safety. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: CZ-USA 
• Model: P-10 Full Size 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Barrel Length: 4.5 inches 
• Capacity: 13+1 rounds (two magazines included) 
• Weight: 28.2 oz (1.75 lbs) 
• Frame Material: Polymer 
• Grip Material: Polymer with a black finish 
• Action Type: Striker Fired 
• Sights: Three-Dot White Sights  
• Finish Color: Black  
• Safety Features: Firing Pin Block/Trigger Safety  
• Optics Ready Cut: Yes  
   

Detailed Features 

The striker-fired action gives a consistent trigger pull for each shot. The factory optics cut accepts common red-dot footprints, so there's no milling required to mount a dot. Ambidextrous controls — ambi slide release and reversible magazine catch — make the pistol workable for left-handed shooters out of the box. 
 
At 28.2 oz, it's lighter than most steel-framed .45s. The 13+1 double-stack capacity is above average for a .45 ACP full-size. Three-dot sights are usable as-is or easily replaced.

Owner feedback on the CZ P-10 Full Size .45 ACP is largely positive, with a few common concerns.

Ergonomics and grip comfort come up most often. The grip shape and texture work well for extended sessions, and most users report it points naturally. Accuracy is another consistent strength — the P-10 tends to shoot better out of the box than its price suggests, and both target shooters and defensive users note this.

Build quality is well-regarded. Owners describe it as solid and well-fitted, and confidence in the action's reliability is common. The 13+1 capacity is seen as a real advantage in .45 ACP, where double-digit capacities aren't universal. The optics-ready cut gets positive attention from shooters who run red dots — no smithing needed.

Recoil management draws good marks too. The .45 ACP is manageable in the P-10 frame, and several users who came from smaller calibers found the step up less abrupt than expected.

On the critical side, some users find the full-size frame bulkier than alternatives for concealed carry. Accessory availability — holsters, lights, aftermarket parts — is narrower than for higher-volume platforms like Glock, which comes up in discussions among gear-focused buyers. Neither issue is a dealbreaker for most, but worth factoring in.