Is the P-10 living up to the hype?

[jimjc]

Auto forward?! You sure that?s not a malfunction??? Only gun I?ve had that does that (no p10 in my house) was a walther p22 with worn slide stop...

Most of the guns I have the "Auto Forward" I love it, it gets rid of another thing you must do by putting you into a position to simply pull the trigger to fire the gun.

If you don't want that then you can just put the mag in without slamming it in.

[timetofly]

So far my P10C is what I was expecting.  After a quick cleaning at the gun range during a ten day waiting period pergatory, I was worried about the trigger needing a little love, scratchy.  But after completing the paperwork I brought the P10 home and could give it the cleaning it needed.  The trigger got much better and I was very happy with the P10C.  I have no complaints with the performance of the P10C. My 80 year old mother shot the P10C and liked it a lot. 

[Mifune326]

I picked up a set of Dawson sights (black rear with a FO front) from CGW and put them on my P10c.  They've made a great pistol even greater.  And I've moved up to the large back strap which seems to accommodate my big mits better.  I'm loving this pistol.

[Thebillsman]

Good news guys, I'm 1,450 rounds through my first batch P-10C without a single failure.

[cremaley]

I've owned mine now for a couple of weeks and it has performed flawlessly. Unlike some of you I love the textured grips and see no reason to soften them. Been working with weights most of my life and as a result my hands are fairly calloused. One of the best shooting 9mm I have ever owned. Trigger breaks crips at 5.15 lbs and the reset is very short. Will probably drop it off with my gunsmith and him tweak the trigger a bit to get the pull down closer to 4 lbs. So the answer to your question is yes the P-10 is living up to the hype in my opinion.