The CZ P10M: Micro-Member of the CZ P-10 Family

This is the CZ P10M. The announcement of its “release” came from CZ via social media today, though images and videos of it on the range in several other countries have been available for a while now. It’s chambered in 9mm, with fixed three-dot sights and a 7+1 capacity.

CZ P-10 M Specs

SKU: 95199
MSRP: $499.00
Chambering: 9mm Luger
Magazine Capacity: 7+1
Frame: Fiber-reinforced polymer
Trigger: MechStriker
Sights: Three Dot
Barrel Length: 3.19″
Width” 1 in
Weight: 20.1 oz
Overall Length: 6.31 in
Safety: Firing Pin Block Safety, Trigger Safety

CZ USA’s “Micro 9”: the CZ P10M micro-compact semi-auto for concealed carry/EDC.

Here’s how it is described by the manufacturer.

Despite its miniaturization, the CZ P10M retains significant features that have separated the CZ P10 line from other striker-fired pistols, most notably the ergonomics and trigger. According to CZ-USA, it has been optimized for comfortable concealed carry with a reduced footprint and width while maintaining a 7+1 capacity with 9×19 mm cartridges. In addition, according to CZ-USA, the internal slide stop makes it an ideal backup or defensive firearm for everyday carry.

The CZ P10M micro-9 carried appendix style (AIWB).

No one here is suggesting this is a good way to secure or transport your li'l blaster, but it does make for a good display picture to provide size perspective and context. — No one here is suggesting this is a good way to secure or transport your li’l blaster, but it does make for a good display picture to provide size perspective and context.

The CZ P10M: Parameters and technical data

Height / Width / Length	112 x 25,5 x 160,5 mm
Barrel Length	85 mm
Weight	0.57 kg
Caliber	9×19 mm
Magazine Capacity	7 (9×19 mm)
Sights	Luminescent
Trigger	SFDA
Frame	Fiberglass-reinforced polymer
Safety Features	Trigger safety – Trigger bar safety
Size	Micro

The initial offering of CZ P10M Magazines have a 7-round capacity.

Carrying CZ’s micro-9 concealed. The slim profile of the P10M (like other handguns in its class) lends itself very well to carrying concealed.

Not as cool as a 1961 International Harvester Scout, but it’ll do.