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The Fusion XP Pro V2 Chrome Ambi Thumbledge takes everything people love about a 1911 trigger and grip angle and stuffs it into a double-stack steel frame that feeds from standard Glock 17-pattern magazines. It runs a 4-inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, a Commander-length tri-top slide with front and rear serrations, and a one-piece full-length guide rod to keep the recoil impulse smooth and flat. The whole thing is CNC-machined from bar stock and dressed in a bright chrome finish that sets it apart from the blacked-out crowd.
This is where this particular model earns its keep. The ambidextrous thumb ledges, sometimes called gas pedals, are machined directly into the frame rather than bolted on. Planting your thumb on that ledge gives you downward leverage against muzzle rise, which translates to faster shot-to-shot recovery and steadier sights during rapid fire. Since they are set up for both hands, lefties and righties get the same advantage, and it pairs naturally with the ambidextrous thumb safety.
Feeding off Glock 17-pattern magazines is a genuinely practical touch. Spare mags are everywhere, affordable, and you probably already own a few. The pistol ships with two 17-round magazines to get you started. The V2 revisions bring a more aggressive aluminum grip with a radiused undercut at the trigger guard and updated checkered machining across the slide and frame, so the gun locks into your hand and points fast.
The tri-top slide is cut for a red dot and comes with a removable RMR/SRO-pattern plate, so mounting a modern optic is straightforward. It also wears Novak-compatible combat sights out of the box if you prefer irons or want a cowitness setup. Add in the wide-paddle slide stop, the Picatinny rail up front, and the removable magwell for fast reloads, and you have a double-stack 1911 that is ready to run on the range or in a match straight out of the box.
Yes, it is built around Glock 17-pattern magazines, so finding spares and replacements is easy and inexpensive. It ships with two 17-round mags to get you going. That Glock compatibility is one of the main reasons people choose this platform over a traditional single-stack 1911.
This model has ambidextrous thumb ledges, often called gas pedals, machined directly into the frame instead of bolted on. Resting your thumb on the ledge gives you leverage against muzzle rise for flatter, faster follow-up shots. Because they work for both hands, it is a strong pick for lefties and righties alike who want more recoil control.
Yes, the tri-top slide is cut for a red dot and comes with a removable RMR/SRO-pattern plate. That means you can mount a popular red dot without sending the slide out for milling. It also wears Novak-compatible combat sights if you want to run irons or set up a cowitness.
It uses a 4-inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel paired with a one-piece full-length guide rod. The bull barrel profile adds weight up front and the guide rod helps smooth out the recoil cycle. Together they make the gun feel steady and easy to keep on target during strings of fire.
| UPC | 789049489167 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | XP-9-C-V2-TR |
| Shipping Weight | 5.1 |
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