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CZ P-10 S vs Glock 26 Gen5

By Cole Harlan, EditorUpdated Nov 5, 2026How we verifyEditorial standards

The biggest printed difference is capacity: CZ lists 12 + 1 for the P-10 S, while Glock lists a standard 10 for the G26 Gen5 (with 15 / 17 / 19 / 24 optional). CZ’s 24.4 oz is with an empty magazine, so the nearest Glock figure is 21.69 oz with an empty magazine. Every figure is copied from CZ-USA’s 2025 catalog table or Glock’s own page, checked November 5, 2026.

At a glance

Spec (maker label)	CZ P-10 S (91560)	GLOCK 26 Gen5
Caliber	9 × 19 (catalog: 9mm Luger)	9x19 mm
Action	Striker-Fired	Not yet verified (Glock lists “System: Safe Action®”)
Magazine capacity	12 + 1 (the catalog also lists 10 + 1)	Standard: 10; optional 15 / 17 / 19 / 24
Barrel length	3.5 in	87 mm \| 3.43 inch
Length	6.6 in (L × W × H: 6.6 × 1.3 × 4.6 in)	163 mm \| 6.42 inch (Overall length)
Width	1.3 in	33 mm \| 1.30 inch (Width, Overall)
Height	4.6 in	106 mm \| 4.17 inch (Height incl. Mag.)
Weight	24.4 oz (weight with empty magazine)	Without magazine: 559 g \| 19.72 oz; empty magazine: 615 g \| 21.69 oz; loaded magazine: 739 g \| 26.07 oz
Trigger pull	5.6 lbs (catalog); travel 0.35 in; reset 0.16 in	26 N
Sights / optic	Luminescent sights; the optics-ready sibling is the P-10 S OR (SKU 91568), listed with the same dimensions and weight	Not yet verified
Source (checked Nov. 5, 2026)	CZ-USA 2025 catalog (PDF); product page: czfirearms.com P-10 S	us.glock.com G26 Gen5

Like for like: CZ’s weight is “with empty magazine,” so it lines up with Glock’s “empty magazine” figure, not the without-magazine one. CZ prints its dimensions as one L × W × H group without defining height; Glock’s height is “incl. Mag.,” and we do not adjust either. Trigger pull is in different units (pounds for CZ, newtons for Glock) and we do not convert. CZ’s product page text describes the trigger as “5.5 lbs.” while its catalog table prints 5.6; we show the catalog figure and note the difference. The Glock figures are from its law-enforcement Gen5 page, because the commercial G26 page did not load when we checked. Glock notes its technical data “are rounded and do not reflect tolerances.” The catalog prints list prices; we list none.

Which to pick (on paper)

If you want the higher printed capacity: CZ lists 12 + 1; Glock lists a standard 10 with 15 / 17 / 19 / 24 optional, so the optional magazines change the comparison.
If you want the shorter printed length and height: Glock lists 6.42 inch long and 4.17 inch high (incl. magazine); CZ lists 6.6 in long and 4.6 in high.
If you want the lighter printed weight on the same basis: with an empty magazine, Glock lists 21.69 oz and CZ lists 24.4 oz.
If you plan to mount a red dot: CZ lists a separate optics-ready model (P-10 S OR, 91568); the Glock page we read states no optic cut. Confirm the exact SKU with the maker.

We have not range-tested these; facts above are from the makers.

Not yet verified

Whether the CZ height of 4.6 in includes the magazine.
The Glock rifling twist and any optic-ready wording on the Glock page we used.
CZ’s trigger pull: the catalog table and the product page text differ (5.6 and 5.5 lbs.).
The CZ-USA 2025 catalog is a PDF; we link CZ’s product page rather than a catalog address.
Prices are not shown.

Frequently asked questions

What capacity does the CZ P-10 S list?

CZ's 2025 catalog lists 12 + 1 for the P-10 S (91560) and also 10 + 1. Glock lists a standard 10 with optional 15 / 17 / 19 / 24 for the G26 Gen5.

How much does the CZ P-10 S weigh?

CZ lists 24.4 oz with an empty magazine. Glock lists 19.72 oz without a magazine and 21.69 oz with an empty magazine for the G26 Gen5.

What barrel length does the CZ P-10 S list?

CZ lists a 3.5 in barrel. Glock lists 87 mm (3.43 inch) for the G26 Gen5.

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