Today, we are checking out the ASG CZ P-10 C CO2 Blowback Airsoft Pistol. This is an all-around sharp replica featuring full blowback action and a full-size drop-out magazine that holds both the CO2 cartridge and 6mm Airsoft BBs.
For this field test, we are strictly focused on seeing how it performs on the range. I am using fresh CO2 with .25 gram Airsoft BBs, a little heavier than standard .20g BBs, but they generally provide better consistency and flight stability downrange (keep in mind that .20g BBs are what guns are typically tested with for Canadian import velocity ratings, so you would see higher FPS with lighter ammo).
Make sure to check out my Table Top Review for the ASG CZ P-10C for detailed specifications, close-up footage, and a full walk-around.
Chronograph and Velocity Testing
To kick things off, I loaded up a fresh CO2 cartridge and fired a 5-round string through the chronograph. Right before starting, I realized I hadn't installed the rear sight plate yet, but for shooting straight through the chrony, it wasn't an issue!
Here is how the ASG CZ P-10C performed with .25g BBs:
Shot 1: 305 FPS
Shot 2: 303 FPS
Shot 3: 301 FPS
Shot 4: 298 FPS
Shot 5: ~300 FPS
That gives us a very consistent 298 to 305 FPS range, with an average of around 301 FPS. You immediately feel the snap and kick from the blowback, it really feels responsive and cycles fast.
Accuracy Downrange at 30 Feet
Next, I set up a fresh paper target at my standard 30-foot mark. Before shooting the accuracy string, I quickly installed the included rear sight, which only takes a minute using a single screw and an Allen key.
I put a 10-round string downrange with the ASG CZ P-10 C CO2 Blowback Airsoft Pistol. Sighting in, I aimed right underneath the bullseye so I could keep a clear sight picture on the target:
Grouping: Out of the box, the pistol delivered an impressive grouping of roughly 2.5 inches (definitely closer to 2.5 inches than 3 inches).
Placement: The group landed just slightly low and biased slightly to the left. Pulling a touch to the left can be common with out-of-the-box pistols or simply natural shooter tendency, but the spread itself was tight and consistent. Aiming dead-center or fine-tuning the hop-up for 30 feet easily brings those rounds right onto the bullseye.
Shooting Feel and Performance
Shooting the ASG CZ P-10C feels great in the hand:
Trigger: The single-action trigger is crisp, predictable, and has a very clean break.
Blowback Action: The slide cycling is snappy, fast, and delivers a very noticeable kick. It gives you that positive, tactile feedback you want from a quality blowback replica.
Feed & Cycling: When chambering the very first round on a completely full magazine, the slide spring met a little extra tension from the fully packed BB follower, requiring a slight assist to close fully. However, as soon as firing began and the tension smoothed out, the pistol cycled and performed flawlessly through the entire string without a single hiccup.
Final Thoughts
Overall, I am really impressed with the ASG CZ P-10 C CO2 Blowback Airsoft Pistol. It looks great, shoots with rock-solid consistency right around the 300 FPS mark with .25g ammo, and produces a tight 2.5-inch grouping at 30 feet right out of the box. Between the snappy blowback recoil, crisp trigger, and reliable feeding, it makes an awesome choice whether you're looking for an authentic training sidearm or a competitive airsoft pistol.
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