The CZ P-10 S is a subcompact 9mm Luger striker-fired pistol. It holds 10+1 rounds, has a 3.5-inch barrel, overall length of 6.60 inches, and weighs 24.40 oz (1.525 lbs). The frame is black polymer with an interchangeable backstrap. Sights are fixed: tritium front and serrated rear. Safety features are a firing pin block and trigger block. No manual safety. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: 9mm Luger 
• Action: Striker Fire 
• Capacity: 10+1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 3.5 inches 
• Overall Length: 6.60 inches 
• Weight: 24.40 oz (1.525 lbs) 
• Grip Material: Polymer with Black Interchangeable Backstrap 
• Sights: Tritium Front / Serrated Rear (Fixed) 
• Safety Features: Firing Pin / Trigger Block 
   

Detailed Features 

The striker-fired action delivers a consistent trigger pull without an external hammer. The interchangeable backstrap adjusts grip width and feel for different hand sizes. The tritium front sight glows in low light without batteries, and the serrated rear promotes quick acquisition. The black steel slide handles sustained use without losing its appearance or function. The firing pin and trigger blocks together reduce the risk of accidental discharge during carry. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Concealed carry where the 6.60-inch overall length and 24.40 oz weight allow comfortable all-day carry. 
• Home defense where 10+1 rounds in a compact package provides adequate capacity. 
• Competitive shooting events where the accurate fixed sights and consistent trigger support performance.

The CZ P-10 S 9mm in the 10+1 tritium-sight configuration gets positive marks overall, with a predictable set of tradeoffs for a subcompact.

The ergonomics consistently draw praise. Owners with smaller hands find the interchangeable backstraps helpful, and the grip design gets described as secure and well-balanced. Reliability is strong across diverse ammunition types. The trigger pull is described as smooth and consistent, which many shooters consider better than average for a subcompact. The tritium front sight is a practical feature that gets occasional positive mention.

Magazine capacity is the most common criticism -- 10+1 is on the lower end for subcompact 9mm pistols, and some owners prefer more rounds for range sessions or home defense. A few users mention that the factory sights are adequate but would upgrade them for better visibility. The overall feedback positions the P-10 S as a dependable subcompact that does well in both carry and defensive roles without any major practical shortcomings.