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SKU: 704301
Built for shooters who want a compact 9mm with substantial capacity, this subcompact double-stack handgun is suited to carry or range use where a slimmer 1911-style profile matters. Its 15+1-round capacity is paired with fully worked internals, a polished barrel, re-worked sear, and custom worked trigger for a refined shooting feel. The included 15-round and 20-round magazines, range bag, Strike Industries comp, thread protector, and Safariland IncogX IWB holster add useful setup options right out of the box. It is a practical choice for hunters and outdoorsmen who want a compact sidearm package without unnecessary extras.
Subcompact, Double-stack
9mm format offers a compact
15+1 Round
Capacity provides substantial onboard ammunition
Frame Is
Thinner than a traditional single-stack
Includes Both
+5 extension installed
Factory Package
Adds range bag, compensator, thread
| Action Type | Double-stack |
|---|---|
| Barrel | Polished barrel |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Capacity | 15+1 round capacity |
| Firearm Type | Handgun |
| Frame Size | Subcompact |
| Included Accessories | OEM Alpha Foxtrot Range Bag, Strike Industries Comp, OEM Thread Protector, Safariland IncogX IWB Holster |
| Included Magazines | 1x15rd, 1x20rd(+5 Extension Installed) |
| Internals | Fully worked internals |
| Rails | Rails |
| Sear | Re-worked sear |
| Trigger | Custom worked trigger |
It is a subcompact, double-stack 9mm handgun.
The included magazines are listed as 1x15rd and 1x20rd with a +5 extension installed.
Included items are 1x15rd magazine, 1x20rd magazine with +5 extension installed, OEM Alpha Foxtrot range bag, Strike Industries comp, OEM thread protector, and a Safariland IncogX IWB holster.
Yes. The description says it has fully worked internals, a polished barrel, rails, a re-worked sear, and a custom worked trigger.
No. The description says it is a double-stack design and notes that it is thinner than a traditional single-stack 1911.