Description
TYPE: Semi-Automatic Striker-Fired Pistol
CALIBER: 9mm
CAPACITY: 15 Rounds, Double-Stack (includes 4)
FRAME: Black Polymer
SIGHTS: Serrated Rear w/ Front Fiber Optic Sight (Glock Standard Dovetail)
BARREL LENGTH: 4.29"
WEIGHT: 29.6 oz.
LENGTH: 7.59"
HEIGHT: 5.12"
WIDTH: 1.38"
SAFETY FEATURES: Trigger Block, Firing Pin Safety Block, Trigger Bar Disconnect
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Comments (3)
Man this is a good looking pistol in my opinion. Anyone actually own one and can give feedback?
Not owned, but shot one for about 3 full mags at Shot 2019. Having owned modern Walthers, M&P 1&2.0, Many Glocks, SAs, Steyrs and Sigs...this is the smoothest and lowest recoiling striker fired pistol I’ve ever shot. Sight requisition for follow ups were very fast.
I didn’t have enough time to experience the issues people talk about with the mag release or the upper area around the back strap, if those problems are of any real consequence.
With all the mods people tend to do on Glock and the respective variants, buying this for $850 is a fair deal. The Gucci Glock Bass Pro/Cabelas had earlier this year by Shadow Systems for around $650 was probably the closest factory produced competitor.
I've owned one since they first released. Great gun, around 1k rounds through it. Maybe 3 or 4 light primer strikes, but I've mostly shot cheap ammo through it. As Ty said, lowest recoiling/muzzle flip striker pistol I've experienced. Slightly bigger than a G19 in every dimension... which makes it slightly harder to conceal carry, but I don't regret getting it and I will not sell it. The metal trigger does get warm to hot after 60-80 rounds through it rapidly. Only striker trigger that may be better is a PPQ, but it's close. I had a G19 with Zev trigger kit....sold it because I shot this better.