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CZ P-10 F vs Glock 17 Gen5

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

Two full-size striker-fired 9x19 mm pistols with the same listed barrel, 4.5 in / 114 mm (Glock prints 4.49 inch). CZ lists the P-10 F at 19+1 and Glock lists a standard 17-round magazine for the G17 Gen5, so the capacity bases differ. Figures are copied from CZ’s product page and Glock’s law-enforcement table, checked November 5, 2026.

At a glance

Spec (maker label)	CZ P-10 F	GLOCK 17 Gen5
Caliber	9 × 19	9x19 mm
Magazine capacity	19+1 (21+1 with extensions, per CZ’s description); 10+1 listing also shown	17 standard; optional 19 / 24 / 31 / 33
Barrel length	4.5 in / 114 mm	114 mm \| 4.49 inch
Length	8.0 in / 203 mm	Length (overall): 202 mm \| 7.95 inch
Height (maker label)	Height: 6.0 in / 153 mm	Height incl. mag.: 139 mm \| 5.47 inch
Width (maker label)	Width: 1.3 in / 32 mm	Width (overall): 34 mm \| 1.34 inch
Weight with empty magazine	28.6 oz / 810 g	708 g \| 24.97 oz
Trigger type	SFDA	Not yet verified
Trigger pull	5.6 lbs / 25 N (spec table)	26 N
Frame	Fiberglass-reinforced polymer	Not yet verified
Sights	Luminescent, Fixed	Not yet verified
Optics	Not yet verified (this page covers the standard model, not the OR variants)	Not yet verified
Printed MSRP	Not yet verified	Not yet verified
Source (checked Nov. 5, 2026)	czfirearms.com CZ P-10 F	us.glock.com G17 Gen5 (LE)

Like for like: CZ prints one weight, with an empty magazine, so we put it against Glock’s empty-magazine row. Glock’s other bases are 630 g | 22.22 oz without a magazine and 945 g | 33.33 oz loaded. CZ labels its measurement “Height” and Glock labels its “Height incl. mag.” and “Width (overall)”; we do not claim either is taller or wider without those labels matching. CZ’s description text says “crisp 5.5 lb trigger,” while its spec table lists 5.6 lbs / 25 N; we show the spec-table value. The “21+1 with extensions” figure comes from the description text. Glock notes its data are rounded and do not reflect tolerances. We list no prices.

Which to pick (on paper)

If standard capacity is the deciding number: the P-10 F lists 19+1 and the G17 Gen5 lists a 17-round standard magazine, though the capacity bases differ.
If you want the shorter listed length: the G17 Gen5 at 202 mm against 203 mm; the two are nearly equal on paper.
If the lighter empty-magazine weight matters: the G17 Gen5 at 708 g (24.97 oz) against 810 g (28.6 oz) for the P-10 F.
If barrel length decides it: both list 114 mm, so it does not separate them.
If you need a printed optic-ready claim: neither page we used gives one for these models, so check the exact variant with the maker.

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

Not yet verified

Optic readiness of either model as listed on these pages.
Prices for either pistol.

Frequently asked questions

How many rounds does the CZ P-10 F hold compared with the Glock 17 Gen5?

CZ lists 19+1 for the P-10 F (21+1 with extensions in its description). Glock lists a standard magazine capacity of 17 for the G17 Gen5, with optional 19 / 24 / 31 / 33.

How long are the barrels?

CZ lists 4.5 in / 114 mm for the P-10 F. Glock lists 114 mm (4.49 inch) for the G17 Gen5.

Which is heavier?

With an empty magazine CZ lists 28.6 oz / 810 g for the P-10 F and Glock lists 708 g | 24.97 oz for the G17 Gen5.

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