CZ P10F comes from production without any magwell.
The good news is that there are quite a few compatible magwells [all of them you can find in this category]. But it also brings some other required changes that you have to consider before ordering a magwell.
When you decide to get a magwell for your P10F, keep in mind that you will also need to get mag pads that are magwell-compatible.
We explain everything futher below.
Why magwell
First of all, why to get a magwell at all.
Do you need a magwell? Probably not. But once you have it on one gun, most probably you will want to have it on all of your guns.
Primarily: it makes the reloading safer and faster. What magwell does it that it makes a larger opening for the magazine insertion. That allows you to reload very quickly without giving even a slight look at your handgun. And thus not loosing the eyesight from the target.
Secondarily it improves the weight distribution. Magwells are made either of aluminium or of brass. And adding those extra grams of weight [brass is always considerably heavier] to the bottom of handgun changes slightly the weight distribution, and as a consequence improves recoil behaviour of the gun.
Overall, magwells are used primarily for competitive shooting. Not that better reload and weight distribution shouhld be appreciated only in those uses, but that is where you will see magwell being used the most.
How to install a magwell
Firstly, except of magwell itself you will also need to buy mag pads for CZ P10F that are magwell-compatible. The factory pads are too long and thus would interfere with the magwell in the front side of the grip.
For installation itself, remove the backstrap pin, clean and lubricate the surfaces and slide the magwell in from the rear. Once in the right position, put the pin back in. And then your CZ is ready to go.