Fitment
CZ Guide Rod Fitment (75 Series / P-10C)
NDZ covers the CZ 75 series and the CZ P-10C with dedicated stainless steel assemblies.
Two very different CZs, two different rods
The CZ 75 and the P-10C aren't built the same, and that drives the fitment. The 75 runs its slide inside the frame rails — that classic CZ layout that fans love and that changes the guts the recoil assembly works around. The P-10C is a striker-fired polymer gun, more like the other modern service pistols. The rod's job is identical either way — keep the spring straight and drive the slide home — but the two assemblies do not swap.
CZ 75 series
The 75 series runs its own assembly (NDZ-CZ75C-GRO-V). Confirm your exact 75-series variant against the table before you order.
CZ P-10C
The P-10C uses a separate rod (NDZ-CZP10C-GRO-V) — not interchangeable with the 75 series part.
Fitment table
Both CZ rows are below. Spring weight for either is a call you make based on your ammo — see the spring weight guide.
Fitment table
FAQ
- Does this fit the CZ 75 Compact and full-size?
The 75 series assembly (NDZ-CZ75C-GRO-V) is the listed part for that family — confirm your exact model against the table above before ordering.
- Is the P-10C rod different from the 75 series rod?
Yes. The 75 runs its slide inside the frame rails while the P-10C is a striker-fired polymer gun, so their recoil assemblies differ. NDZ lists the P-10C rod (NDZ-CZP10C-GRO-V) as a separate part from the 75 series.
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