Description
The Fusion XP Pro V2 takes everything people love about a 1911 and stretches it into a modern double-stack platform. Built through a collaboration between Fusion Firearms and Ermox, it runs the same Glock 17-pattern magazines you can grab at any gun counter, which means feeding this thing is cheap and easy. This Black Ambi Thumbledge model carries a 4-inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, a Commander-length tri-top slide with front and rear serrations, and an all bar-stock, CNC-machined build finished in tough Tennifer QPQ.
What the Ambi Thumbledge adds to the XP Pro V2
The standout here is the integrated ambidextrous thumbledge, also called gas pedals, machined right into the frame. These give you a dedicated resting spot for your thumbs that pushes down on the gun and helps keep the muzzle flat during fast strings. Because they work on both sides, lefties and righties both get the benefit, and they pair nicely with the ambi thumb safety that comes standard. Folks who have spent time behind thumb-rest frames tend to say they would not go back once they have leveraged one.
Trigger, sights, and optic setup on the Fusion XP Pro V2
Underneath the fun stuff is a seriously well-sorted shooter. The one-piece steel milled trigger breaks clean like a good 1911 should, and the full-length guide rod plus bull barrel keep recoil manageable even in rapid fire. The slide wears Novak-compatible combat sights, and the rear sight sits on a removable plate so you can mount an RMR or SRO red dot with the included plate and cowitness setup. A wide paddle slide stop and the aggressive V2 aluminum grip round out the controls, and the radiused undercut at the trigger guard lets you choke up high for better control.
Real-world range reports on the XP Pro line back up the hype, with owners running hundreds of rounds across ball and hollow points without stoppages and calling out solid accuracy. It ships with two 17-round Glock-compatible magazines, so you are ready to hit the range the day it comes home.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Fusion Firearms
- Model: XP Pro V2 Ambi Thumbledge
- Manufacturer Part Number: XP-9-BLK-V2-TR
- UPC: 789049489082
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Single-Action Semi-Auto
- Platform: Double-Stack 1911
- Barrel Length: 4 inch Clark/Para Ramped Bull Barrel
- Magazine Capacity: 17 Rounds
- Magazine Compatibility: Glock 17-Pattern
- Slide: Commander-Length Tri-Top, Front and Rear Serrations
- Optic Cut: RMR/SRO-Pattern, Plate Included
- Sights: Novak-Compatible Combat Sights
- Safety: Ambidextrous Thumb Safety
- Frame: Steel with Picatinny Rail and Ambi Thumbledge
- Finish: Tennifer QPQ Black
What’s Included
- Fusion XP Pro V2 pistol
- Two 17-round Glock-compatible magazines
- Removable RMR/SRO-pattern optic plate
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What magazines does the Fusion XP Pro V2 use?
It runs standard Glock 17-pattern magazines, which is one of the biggest draws of the platform. That means replacement and spare mags are cheap and available just about everywhere. The pistol ships with two 17-round magazines to get you started.
What is the ambi thumbledge on the XP Pro V2?
The thumbledge, sometimes called a gas pedal or thumb rest, is machined directly into the frame on both sides of the gun. It gives your thumb a dedicated spot to apply downward pressure, which helps keep the muzzle flat and speeds up transitions between targets. Since it is ambidextrous, both right- and left-handed shooters get the benefit.
Is the Fusion XP Pro V2 optic ready?
Yes. The rear sight sits on a removable plate, and the pistol comes with an RMR/SRO-pattern optic plate so you can mount a compatible red dot. The setup is designed to cowitness with the iron sights for a clean, usable sight picture.
How does the XP Pro V2 differ from the earlier XP Pro?
The V2 is the current-generation version Fusion ships today. It adds a more aggressive aluminum grip, a radiused undercut at the trigger guard for a higher hand position, and updated checkered machining on the slide and frame. The core double-stack 1911 design and Glock magazine compatibility carry over.





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