Description
The XP Pro started as a collaboration between Fusion Firearms and Ermox, and the idea behind it is simple: take the crisp trigger and controls of a 1911, build it as a double stack, and feed it from Glock 17 pattern magazines you can find at any gun counter. No proprietary mags, no hunting down expensive 2011 magazines that need tuning. This Chrome version ships in a 10-round configuration and carries the same all bar-stock, CNC-machined construction as the rest of the line, with a Tenifer base finish under that bright chrome exterior.
What the V2 Brings to the XP Pro
The second generation is more than a fresh coat of polish. Fusion added a new aggressive aluminum grip with a chainlink texture, a radiused trigger-guard undercut that lets you choke up higher on the gun, and updated checkered machining across the slide and frame. Everything else that made the original work stays put: the 4-inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, one-piece full-length guide rod, and a milled one-piece steel trigger that breaks clean in the 3.5 to 4 pound range from the factory.
Optic Ready Without the Headache
The tri-top Commander-length slide wears Novak-compatible fixed combat sights, and the rear sight sits on a removable plate cut for RMR and SRO footprint optics. The plate comes in the box, so you can drop on a red dot the day you bring it home and still keep a usable sight picture. Front vent cuts and deep cocking serrations round out the slide work.
A Steel-Frame 9mm That Shoots Flat
At roughly 35.5 ounces with a full steel frame, the XP Pro V2 soaks up 9mm recoil and settles quickly between shots, which is exactly what you want for range days, matches, or home defense duty. A railed dust cover handles lights and lasers, the removable magwell speeds up reloads, and the grip safety plus ambidextrous thumb safety keep the manual of arms pure 1911. It is a lot of hand-fit pistol for the money, and owners consistently point to the fit and finish as the first thing that surprises them.
Key Specifications
- Model: XP Pro V2
- Manufacturer: Fusion Firearms (Fusion Precision)
- Manufacturer Part Number: XP-9-C-V2-10
- UPC: 789049489150
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Semi-Auto, Single Action
- Capacity: 10 + 1
- Magazine Compatibility: Glock 17 pattern magazines
- Barrel: 4" Clark/Para ramped bull barrel
- Slide: Tri-top, optic ready (RMR/SRO footprint), serrated with front vent cuts
- Sights: Fixed Novak-compatible combat sights on removable optic plate
- Frame: Steel with Picatinny accessory rail
- Finish: Chrome over Tenifer
- Grip: V2 aggressive aluminum grip with removable magwell
- Safety: Grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety
- Weight: Approx. 35.5 oz
What’s Included
- Fusion XP Pro V2 pistol
- Two 10-round Glock-pattern magazines
- RMR/SRO-footprint optic adapter plate
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Fusion XP Pro V2 really run standard Glock magazines?
Yes, and that is the biggest reason people pick this pistol over other 2011-style guns. It feeds from Glock 17 pattern magazines, so spares are affordable and available just about everywhere. Owners report solid function with factory Glock mags as well as Magpul and other aftermarket options.
Is the XP Pro V2 optic ready out of the box?
It is. The rear sight sits on a removable plate machined for RMR and SRO footprint red dots, and the adapter plate comes included. The fixed Novak-compatible combat sights are set up to cowitness, so you keep irons in the picture after mounting an optic.
What changed from the original XP Pro to the V2?
The V2 adds a new aggressive aluminum grip with chainlink texturing, a radiused trigger-guard undercut for a higher grip, and updated checkered machining on the slide and frame. The core platform is unchanged, including the 4-inch bull barrel, 1911-style controls, and Glock magazine compatibility.
Is this a striker-fired gun or a true 1911 trigger?
The XP Pro V2 is a hammer-fired, single-action pistol with a genuine 1911-style trigger. It uses a one-piece milled steel trigger that breaks around 3.5 to 4 pounds from the factory, paired with a grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety. If you love a classic 1911 pull but want double-stack practicality, this is that gun.






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