#Magazines for springfield xd 9mm pro#
#Magazines for springfield xd 9mm plus#

2 18-round capacity magazines with optional magwell.5' Stainless barrel and bushing with Reliability Enhancing Lock-up, flush cut reverse crown.Heavy machine chamfer on bottom of slide Tactical Adjustable Battlesight with fiber optic front sight with 4-40 hex head cap screw.Unique X-TAC rear & front cocking serration treatment on slide.5' Stainless Steel Tri-Top slide with external extractor.3 ½# – 4 ½# crisp trigger pull with lightweight medium pad.Unique X-TAC frontstrap/backstrap treatment.High-capacity compact size Aluminum X-Frame with Reliability Enhanced Frame Rails.The Wilson Combat EDC X9L 5” offers 1911-style match-grade accuracy and superior ergonomics combined with modern service pistol capacity and reliability. The EDC X9L will fit the majority of leather holsters on the market designed for 5” 1911 pistols and is offered with or without an accessory rail. The EDC X9L front and back strap are machined with the Wilson Combat X-Tac tread pattern that provides a comfortable but tactile grip in all shooting conditions. The ergonomic design of the X-frame grip in conjunction with an enlarged trigger guard window and your choice of radiused trigger pad length fits all hand sizes comfortably and improves recoil control. The new, optional X9 aluminum magwell will enable fast reloads in a tactical or competition situation and extends the grip for shooters with large hands. The X-frame is machined at Wilson Combat from T6-7075 aluminum and accepts a high capacity magazine with a grip that is smaller in circumference than a standard 1911 while retaining traditional 1911 controls.

The Wilson Combat X-frame is a high capacity 9mm 1911 frame that is similar in size to a traditional compact, single stack 1911. Other slide features include a Tri-Top slide profile with a user-replaceable front sight, rear Tactical Adjustable Battlesight, and a rugged, user-serviceable external extractor. The EDC X9L 5' slide assembly and the match-grade, bushing-style barrel is tailored to the varying power level of 9mm ammunition and maintains impressive reliability even when heavily fouled and low on lubrication. This one-inch longer barrel version gives you an extended sight radius to match your standard 1911 with 15 round magazine capacity and a new optional aluminum magwell that ensures fast reloads under stress or on the clock.

#Magazines for springfield xd 9mm plus#

That’s a huge plus for me, since I’m always having the hardest time tracking down the right plates when I switch optics between guns.The EDC X9L design combines the accuracy, ergonomics and trigger pull of the classic 1911 design with enhanced reliability, and high capacity performance. The new variable interface system (VIS) uses self-locking pins to allow the user to configure the necessary optic footprint, without needing to use any plates. See how the RMR is directly mounted to the slide? It’s just one of over 30 optics that can do that. The Echelon comes with a medium grip module, but a small and large module will be available to purchase separately. (Chart from Springfield Armory Photo: Ryan Domke/)Īrguably the most welcomed feature of the Echelon, the COG allows you to move between different grip modules quickly and easily, with no tools required. That’s an impressive list of optics that can be mounted directly on the Echelon, as shown with the RMR at right.

#Magazines for springfield xd 9mm pro#

Related Review: 2K Rounds & 6 Months with the Hellcat Pro Oh, and I almost forgot, it shipped with a pre-mounted Trijicon RMR Type 2! Not sure about the specifics or if there will be a variant offering the RMR Type 2 in a bundle, but I’m not complaining. Then you have what I call a “tactically aggressive” slide packed with features, an improved trigger, and ambidextrous controls, to name a few of the other goodies. There is a patent-pending optic mounting system that allows for the direct mounting of over 30 optics, and it comes with 17- and 20-round magazines. The star of the show is the central operating group (COG) at the heart of the Echelon. That’s about where the close similarities start and stop, though. In hand, it feels somewhat like a beefier version of the Hellcat Pro, which is not a bad thing. Picking the Echelon up out of the box instantly reminded me of my Hellcat Pro, due to the adaptive grip texture and U-notch/tritium sight combination. Whether you have medium or extra-large hands, the Echelon will have you covered.