CZ PO7 vs Glock 19...Which is the Best Handgun?

Published on March 21, 2019
Duration: 23:14

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Glock 19 Gen 5 and the CZ P07 Tactical, covering their technical specifications, operational differences, and shooting experiences. The analysis highlights the Glock 19's advantages in parts availability, simpler manual of arms, and ease of disassembly, making it a strong contender for general concealed carry. The CZ P07 is noted for its hammer-fired DA/SA trigger system and potential for greater reliability against light primer strikes, though it presents a more complex manual of arms and less accessible parts.

Quick Summary

The Glock 19 Gen 5 and CZ P07 Tactical offer distinct advantages for handgun users. The Glock 19, a striker-fired pistol, boasts a consistent trigger pull, superior aftermarket support, and a simpler manual of arms, making it highly accessible for concealed carry. The CZ P07, a hammer-fired DA/SA pistol, provides a convertible de-cocker/safety and potentially greater reliability against light primer strikes, though its operation is more complex.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock 19 Gen 5 vs CZ P07
  2. 00:13Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS Features
  3. 00:37CZ P07 Tactical Features
  4. 00:52Action Types: Striker-Fired vs Hammer-Fired
  5. 01:38Double Action/Single Action Explained
  6. 02:05Size and Dimension Comparison
  7. 02:30Weight Specifications
  8. 03:59In the Box: CZ P07 Contents
  9. 05:00Trigger Pull Comparison
  10. 05:24In the Box: Glock 19 Gen 5 Contents
  11. 05:56OEM Parts Availability
  12. 06:43Part Weight Comparison
  13. 06:57Magazine Weight and Capacity
  14. 08:08Manual of Arms: Glock 19 vs CZ P07
  15. 09:51Reliability: Light Primer Strikes
  16. 11:00Reliability: Limp-Wristing
  17. 11:38Aftermarket Support Comparison
  18. 12:59Holster Compatibility
  19. 14:31Shooting Experience: CZ P07
  20. 14:55Bore Axis and Recoil
  21. 15:41Grip Texture Comparison
  22. 16:08Trigger System Impact on Shooting
  23. 16:51Shooting Speed and Accuracy
  24. 17:38Objective Best for Daily Carry
  25. 18:41CZ P07 Strengths
  26. 19:14Conclusion: Which Would You Choose?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Glock 19 Gen 5 and the CZ P07 Tactical?

The Glock 19 Gen 5 is striker-fired with a consistent trigger pull, while the CZ P07 Tactical is hammer-fired with a double-action/single-action trigger. The Glock excels in parts availability and simpler operation, whereas the CZ P07 offers a convertible de-cocker/safety and potentially better reliability against light primer strikes.

Which handgun is better for concealed carry, the Glock 19 or CZ P07?

Objectively, the Glock 19 Gen 5 is often favored for concealed carry due to its simpler manual of arms, wider availability of parts and holsters, and ease of disassembly. However, personal preference for trigger type and ergonomics plays a significant role in the final decision.

How do the trigger systems of the Glock 19 Gen 5 and CZ P07 compare?

The Glock 19 Gen 5 has a consistent striker-fired trigger pull around 4.5-5 lbs for every shot. The CZ P07 features a DA/SA system, with a heavier initial double-action pull (11-12 lbs) and a lighter single-action pull (around 3 lbs) after the hammer is cocked.

What are the advantages of the CZ P07's hammer-fired system?

The hammer-fired system of the CZ P07, with its heavier hammer strike, generally makes it less susceptible to light primer strikes compared to striker-fired pistols like the Glock 19. It also offers the flexibility of a DA/SA trigger, allowing for a heavier first pull for safety and a lighter subsequent pull.

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