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Grand Power X-CALIBUR 9mm Luger 4.99 Inch Barrel Blue 15 Round
Appearance of the X-CALIBUR model follows well known X-TRIM model with typical shapes on the slide. New shaping of the slide resulted in weight reduction. Revealed barrel together with emphasized castellation of the slide offers an attractive design. Sights consist of a side-adjustable steel Elliason rear sight and fiber-optic front sight. Extended slide and massive barrel make this gun perfect for target shooting. 4 backstraps.
The cuts from the slide reduce the weight in this gun in order to enable quick moving. Sights consist of a side-adjustable steel Eliason rear sight and fiber-optic front. Extended slide and long barrel make this pistol ideal for target shooting.
Name : Grand Power Xcalibur 9mm 4.99
Desc : 2 15rd Mags | 4 Backstraps
Model : X-Calibur
Model # : GPXCALIBUR
Manufacturer : Grand Power
Caliber : 9mm
Type : Semi-Auto Pistol
Action : Double / Single Action
Barrel : 4.99"
Capacity : 15+1
Finish : Blue
Length : 8.66"
Sights : FS: F.O./RS: Adj Steel Eliason
Stock Frame : Black Polymer
Magazine : 2 / 15 rd.
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Ok will look into them further. I guess they don't advertize much, as I get just about every shooting publication and website, and am a member of several forums for decades
I don't know about these guns enough to spend that kind of cash on one. You can buy the Walther target pistol for about the same. How is this a better gun, when we don't even know what kind of steel they use? When it says perfect for target shooting, it sounds like they just threw that in as an after thought, Not like it was made for that.
Try the Grand Power website or maybe call the company for starters. I’m sure they can answer any inquiry you might have about their pistols. I’m not sure which Walther target pistol you’re referring to, but the Q5 match poly frame is selling for $800 at the cheapest. $800 is not really “about the same” as $619. At least not where I’m from. I don’t own this model but I do own a Grand Power Q100 that I purchased new for $400 and it has been nothing but accurate, soft-shooting, and 100% reliable after the 400+ rounds I’ve put through it so far.
Good luck with that price tag. No thanks.
Good luck with sale... LOL.
I know these are good guns, and I bought the 4.5" model for $370, but I am laughing at the price tag of these "newer" models. Good luck selling a few at that price.
Try $500-$600. Or less.
These pistols are tack drivers and the trigger is absolutely amazing.
These are fantastic for Steel Challenge or Production division. You need a holster, and a belt, some pouches and you're ready to go.
They're highly sought after in international shooting circles.