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Arsenal Firearms' Strike One platform has been turning heads in the competition world since it was first introduced, and the Ergal Pro represents the top of that lineup. Where most striker-fired pistols follow the familiar Browning tilting-barrel design, the Strike One takes a completely different approach. Its patented AF Speedlock system uses a Y-shaped locking block that keeps the barrel moving straight back rather than tilting, which is the same reason this pistol achieves a bore axis of just 12mm (0.47") above the grip. In practical terms, that is an almost unbelievably flat-shooting gun. Recoil stays low, muzzle flip is minimal, and follow-up shots come naturally.
The frame is CNC-machined from a solid billet of 7075-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, the same alloy used in AR-15 lower receivers. It is lighter than steel but significantly heavier and more rigid than a polymer frame, which is exactly the balance competition shooters tend to want for stability during high-speed stages. The slide is machined from chrome-moly 42CrMo4 steel, finished with a Tenifer/QPQ corrosion treatment, and features lightening cuts that reduce reciprocating mass without compromising strength. The barrel is a 5" SUS416 stainless steel unit with a 1:10" twist rate.
The trigger on the Ergal Pro is a flat-face competition unit pulling at approximately 2.98 lbs with a short, crisp reset. There is no manual thumb safety, which is intentional for competition use where speed of deployment matters. The ambidextrous magazine release is oversized and checkered, and the beveled magazine well helps guide reloads home quickly. Out of the box, you get a fiber optic front sight and a fully adjustable rear that can be swapped for a micro red dot mount, so this pistol is optic-ready without modifications.
The bright orange Cerakote frame is not just a cosmetic choice. In IPSC and USPSA Production divisions, a recognizable gun on the stage is a practical advantage, and the orange finish also makes it easier to spot on a bench or in a range bag. This specific configuration ships with two 17-round double-stack magazines with polymer floorplates. The overall package, from the Ergal frame to the competition trigger and optic-ready rear, is built to run fast right out of the box.
The biggest difference is the Speedlock system. Instead of the traditional Browning tilting-barrel design used by most modern pistols, the Strike One uses a Y-shaped locking block that keeps the barrel moving straight back during the firing cycle. This results in one of the lowest bore axes of any production pistol at just 0.47", which directly reduces muzzle flip and felt recoil. The Ergal Pro also upgrades the frame to CNC-machined 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum, making it a fully metal pistol with all the accuracy and weight advantages that come with it.
Yes, the Ergal Pro is aimed specifically at the IPSC and USPSA Production category competition market. Its 5" barrel, 17-round capacity, and striker-fired single-action trigger align with Production division rules. The flat-face competition trigger comes set at approximately 2.98 lbs from the factory, which is on the lighter end, so it is worth verifying current rulebook minimums for your specific organization and division before competing.
No, there is no external thumb safety on the Ergal Pro. This is a deliberate competition-oriented design choice to eliminate any potential interference during a fast draw. The pistol does incorporate an internal firing pin block and trigger safety system as passive safeties. This makes it a great fit for the range and competition stages, but something to keep in mind for those looking at it from a different-use perspective.
The Ergal Pro ships with a fully adjustable rear sight, but the rear sight assembly can be removed and replaced with a micro red dot sight mounting interface, making the pistol optic-ready without the need for milling. If you are planning to run a dot, it is worth confirming which specific footprints are supported or whether an adapter plate is needed for your preferred optic, as the community has noted this as an area to research before purchasing a sight.
The frame is CNC-machined from a solid billet of 7075-T6 Ergal aluminum, which is the same alloy used in AR-15 lower receivers and widely considered one of the best aluminum alloys for firearm manufacturing. The slide is machined from 42CrMo4 chrome-moly steel and finished with a Tenifer/QPQ corrosion-resistant surface treatment. The barrel itself is SUS416 stainless steel with a 1:10" twist rate.
The pistol ships with two 17-round double-stack metal magazines with polymer floorplates, which are the same magazines used across the Strike One series. The magazine well is beveled for faster reloads and the ambidextrous mag release is oversized and checkered for easy manipulation. These are proprietary Strike One magazines, so it is worth stocking up if you plan on using this as your primary competition gun.
| UPC | 810126490483 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AFS1EP-9-OG-17-OR |
| Action | |
| Safety | No Thumb Safety |
| Sights | Fiber Optic Front Sight |
| Model | |
| Barrel Length | 5" |
| Color | ORANGE |
| Capacity | 17 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
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