Springfield Armory® XD Sub-Compact .40 S&W Pistol
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Giving you XD performance and big power in a concealed carry package, the Springfield Armory XD Sub-Compact .40 S&W Pistol delivers top versatility. This high performance, sub-compact package comes with both a 9 round compact magazine and a 12 round service magazine with grip extension for your choice of compact or service setup. Great for use in all lighting conditions, with both visual and tactile verification from the gun's loaded chamber indicator and striker status indicator. Pistol pairs a black polymer frame, forged steel slide, and hammer-forged 3'' barrel for long lasting durability. The XD Compact's contoured polymer grip delivers natural pointability, while the gun's one piece full length guide rod recoil system buffers recoil for great multi-shot accuracy. No tool takedown for easier cleaning and maintenance. Ambidextrous magazine release. Grip safety and trigger safety. Three dot dovetail sights. Black Melonite finish. Double action. Weight: 26 oz. (Compact magazine), 27 oz. (Extended magazine). Capacity: 9+1 rounds (Compact magazine), 12+1 rounds (Extended magazine).
- Brand - Springfield Armory
- Action - Double Action Only
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by brassman Good pistol
Good for concealed carry, but a little wide for IWB
A larger cartridge capacity would help.
Easily controlled and accurate and very simple to take down.
January 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by krak great firearm
I have had this gun for about 4 years and i love it still. i have bigger hands and before i even shot it i bought a small pinky grip for the smaller clip. fits me so perfectly.
I didnt want to spend a fortune on my carry gun and i went with this one. i can tell a difference in quality from my sig p226 but i am very impressed at how accurate the pistol is even at distance. i love my xd and would absolutely recommend it for someone's carry weapon.
since it is a .40, the handle is wide and sometimes prints pretty bad. I have an in the pants holster and you can see a small print if im only wearing a t shirt. but i would rather print and have 10 +1 in .40 cal than not print with a single stack system with less ammo.
October 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ChrisFromFredericksburg Not a bad CCW
A little wide but over all great size for an every day carry gun. Shoots really good groups at 10 to 15 feet for being a compact gun. I have ran a hundred rounds thru mine with no issues.
August 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Wyldman Truly Enjoy my purchase
I love it. Great, did take a few rounds to get use to away from a Glock 27, but like this better. It is my carry and conceal piece 24/7 now.
June 8, 2012
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What is the trigger weight? I shot a smith and wesson and didnt like the trigger. It took forever to fire.
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For the Glock; 5-7 lbs.It can easily be adjusted. Swapping the connector or springs is easy on this design. No special tools are needed. Parts and guides are readily available.
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I know a couple of people that have this pistol and their's are true semi-autos.Answers
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It is a semi-auto double action only
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It's a stricker style semi-auto. Does not have a hammer. When you pull the slide back it sets the stricker pin. No way to De-cock.A:Â
This is a true semi automatic pistol. The difference between SA & DA is that with SA you need to manually cock back the hammer with DA you can do either or cock back the hammer or just engage the hammer by pulling the trigger. It is still Semi Auto.A:Â
It is double action only. Which still makes it a true semi-auto. A semi-automatic pistol is a type of handgun which uses a single chamber and barrel, with a mechanism powered by the previous shot to load a fresh cartridge into the chamber. One round is fired each time the trigger of a semi-automatic pistol is pulled. It has nothing to do with the action type.1 of 1
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