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The XP Pro started as a collaboration between Fusion Firearms and Ermox, and the idea behind it is simple: take everything people love about a single-action 1911 trigger, put it in a double-stack frame, and feed the whole thing from Glock 17-pattern magazines. That last part matters more than you might think. Instead of hunting down expensive proprietary double-stack 1911 mags, you can grab spares at just about any gun counter for a fraction of the cost. This version comes set up with 10-round magazines and wears the black Tenifer QPQ finish.
The second generation isn't a cosmetic refresh. Fusion added a more aggressive aluminum grip for a locked-in firing hand, a radiused undercut at the trigger guard so you can choke up higher on the gun, and updated checkered machining across the slide and frame. The core of the pistol carries over: an all bar-stock, CNC-machined build with a 4 inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, a one-piece full-length guide rod, and a milled steel trigger. At 35.5 ounces with a steel frame, it soaks up 9mm recoil and stays flat through fast strings.
The tri-top Commander-length slide comes cut for RMR-footprint red dots, and the removable plate carries fixed Novak-compatible combat sights so you have a usable sight picture whether you run a dot or stick with irons. Up front there's a railed frame for a light, pro cocking serrations at both ends of the slide, and vent cuts near the muzzle that trim weight and sharpen the look. A removable magwell speeds up reloads, and the checkered front strap keeps the gun planted when your hands get sweaty.
Owners consistently report smooth cycling across a wide mix of magazine brands and bullet weights, along with a crisp trigger that breaks right around the 4 pound mark from the factory. For range days, practical matches, or home defense, this is a lot of hand-fit, American-built pistol wrapped around the most common magazine pattern on the planet.
Yes, that's the whole point of the platform. It feeds from Glock 17-pattern magazines, so factory Glock mags and quality aftermarket options from brands like Magpul and KCI drop right in. That means spare mags are cheap and available at nearly any gun shop, which is a big advantage over most double-stack 1911s that use pricey proprietary magazines.
You can. The tri-top slide is cut for RMR-footprint optics, so sights like the Trijicon RMR and SRO mount directly once you remove the included plate. If you'd rather run irons, the fixed Novak-compatible combat sights sit on that plate and give you a clean, familiar sight picture out of the box.
The Gen 2 adds a more aggressive aluminum grip, a radiused undercut at the trigger guard for a higher hand position, and updated checkered machining on both the slide and frame. The core platform is unchanged, so you still get the 4 inch bull barrel, 1911-style controls, and Glock magazine compatibility. It's now the standard configuration Fusion ships.
It's the real deal, a single-action design with a one-piece milled steel trigger, grip safety, and thumb safety just like a classic 1911. Factory pull weight runs right around 4 pounds with a crisp break and short reset. The wider double-stack frame and 35.5 ounce steel build also help keep muzzle rise mild for quick follow-up shots.
| UPC | 789049489075 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | XP-9-BLK-V2-10 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 4" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Single Action |
| Safety | Grip & Thumb Safety |
| Sights | Fixed Sights |
| Slide Description | Optic Ready/Serrated |
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