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The Masada Slim Elite is IWI's answer to years of real-world carry feedback. It's a compact, polymer-framed, striker-fired 9mm that keeps the thin profile carry guys loved about the original Slim, but layers in the kind of refinements that actually matter when you're putting rounds downrange or tucking it inside the waistband all day. Coyote brown frame, black slide, 3.4-inch button-rifled barrel with a 1:10 twist. It weighs in around 20.3 ounces empty, so it's light enough to forget you're wearing it without feeling whippy at the range.
The upgrades here are practical, not cosmetic. There's an updated barrel with a longer feed ramp that broadens reliability across a wider range of ammo, which is a big deal for a carry gun you want to trust with hollow points. The flat-faced trigger has a built-in safety fin that was reworked for smoother engagement and a cleaner break, and folks with smaller hands tend to notice the difference. You get a crisp break and a short, tactile reset that feels well above this size class.
The all-new grip module is where this thing really shines. Aggressive texturing, interchangeable small, medium, and large backstraps, a raised trigger guard undercut, and a flared magazine well that speeds up reloads without making it hard to rip a stuck mag free. The magazine release swaps for left or right-handed operation, and the steel trigger mechanism housing is modular and serialized, so it pops out for cleaning without fuss.
The slide wears an RMSc Shield optics cut for direct mounting, and it'll run popular micro red dots like the Holosun EPS Carry, 507K X2, and Sig Romeo Zero. Out of the box you get a white front dot paired with a blacked-out rear, which keeps your eye on the front sight where it belongs. The picatinny-style rail takes compact lights like the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub. Between the optic cut, the rail, and dual magazine options, this is a sub-compact that handles like a duty gun.
It ships with two magazines, one 13-round and one 17-round. The shorter mag keeps the grip more concealable for carry, while the 17-rounder gives you extra capacity for the range or home defense. Both are steel IWI magazines.
Yes. The slide uses an RMSc Shield optics cut for direct mounting with no adapter plate needed. It works with popular micro red dots like the Holosun EPS Carry, 507K X2, and Sig Romeo Zero. Keep in mind the footprint is tuned tightly, so confirm fitment if you're running a less common optic.
The Elite adds an updated barrel with a longer feed ramp for better feeding across ammo types, a reworked trigger safety fin for a smoother pull, and an all-new grip module. That grip brings aggressive texturing, interchangeable backstraps, a raised undercut, and a flared magwell. Best part is it keeps parts compatibility with the original Slim.
Yes, the grip module includes a picatinny-style accessory rail. It's sized for compact lights like the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub. That makes it a solid option for a home defense or nightstand pistol in addition to carry.
It's built for it. The thin profile, 3.4-inch barrel, and roughly 20-ounce weight make it easy to carry all day, and the included 13-round mag keeps things compact. With the optic cut, light rail, and improved grip, you get full-size handling in a package that hides well.
Yes, the magazine release can be swapped for either left or right-handed operation. That's a nice touch for southpaws who often have to settle for a one-size-fits-all setup. The swap is straightforward during normal maintenance.
| UPC | 818004025765 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | M9SLIMCB13E |
| Shipping Weight | 3.0 |
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