Discontinued: XD-M® 4.5" OSP™ Threaded Handgun
10mm|Black
Discontinued: XD-M® 4.5″ OSP™ Threaded 10mm Handgun UPC: 706397926830
The XD-M® 4.5" OSP™ Threaded 10mm pistol is the optimized end of the evolutionary road. Featuring two 15-round magazines, three interchangeable backstraps, three mechanical safety systems and a true ambidextrous pushbutton magazine release, this XD-M offers impressive firepower with unrivalled safety and maximum versatility. This Optical Sight Pistol has its rear deck cut for a micro red dot. The gun’s match grade barrel is threaded for a suppressor for unparalleled capabilities.
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Optics-Ready
The rear deck of the Melonite®-coated forged steel slide is cut to accept a micro red dot sight.
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Threaded Barrel
The 5.3" match grade hammer forged barrel is threaded 0.578x28 for any compatible sound suppressor.
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Suppressor Height Sights
Suppressor height steel sights are sufficiently elevated to remain useful even with a suppressor installed.
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Caliber10mm
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ColorBlack
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Barrel5.28" Hammer Forged Steel, Threaded (.578 x 28), Melonite® Finish, 1:16
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SlideForged Steel, Melonite® Finish
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FrameBlack Polymer
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SightsCo-Witness, Suppressor Height
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Recoil SystemOne Piece w/ Full Length Guide Rod
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Grip Width1.2"
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Magazines(2) 15-Round
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Weight32 oz
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Length8.6"
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Height5.5" (without sights)
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NOTICE Local Restrictions
It is the buyer’s responsibility to comply with all rules, restrictions and/or laws determined by your city or state. Please ensure you are up-to-date on all current laws regarding your purchase.
Warning Threaded Barrel
CAUTION
It is the owner’s responsibility to determine the suitability of a particular load or bullet for subsonic and suppressed use prior to using a suppressor. Failure to do so could result in damage to the suppressor.
