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The Fusion Firearms XP Pro takes everything people love about the 1911 and stretches it into a wide-body, double-stack 9mm that feeds from Glock 17 magazines. This is the threaded-barrel version, so the 4" Clark/Para ramped bull barrel comes capped and ready for a can or muzzle device, and it ships with two flush 10-round mags. It's a 2011-style hammer-fired single action built on a steel frame, and at right around 35.5 ounces it carries enough weight to keep muzzle flip tame and follow-up shots flat.
The whole gun is precision CNC machined from bar-stock materials, with the magazine catch being the only polycarbonate part on board. Fusion went that route on purpose since polycarbonate plays nicely with Glock-style mags and cuts down on wear. The 4" Commander-length slide is tri-topped with pro cocking serrations and front vent cuts, and the one-piece full-length guide rod keeps the action cycling smooth. All the steel wears a Tennifer QPQ finish, which is about as corrosion-resistant as coatings get on a working pistol.
This one shows up optic-ready. The rear sight sits on a removable plate cut for the RMR/SRO footprint, and an RMR plate with cowitness sights is included so you can mount a red dot without sending the slide off for milling. Up front you get standard Novak-compatible combat sights. Run it with irons, throw a dot on it, or do both.
The aluminum grip module uses a chainlink pattern with a checkered front strap for a locked-in hold, and there's a removable magwell for faster reloads if you want it. Add the ambidextrous thumb safety, the wide paddle slide stop, and a Picatinny rail up front, and you've got a platform that's friendly to lefties and accessory-minded folks alike. People who've shot the XP Pro tend to call it soft-shooting and accurate, and the big selling point is no secret: it runs inexpensive, easy-to-find Glock magazines instead of pricey proprietary ones. For anyone curious about the 2011 world without the 2011 price tag, this is a genuinely solid place to start.
The XP Pro is built to run Glock 17 magazines straight out of the box. This ships with two 10-round mags, but standard Glock 9mm double-stack mags drop right in. That's a big part of the appeal since the magazines are cheap and easy to find just about anywhere.
It's a 2011-style double-stack 1911. You get the hammer-fired single-action trigger and feel of a 1911, but on a wide-body frame with a removable aluminum grip module. It's the same general concept as guns like the Staccato or Stealth Arms Platypus, just at a friendlier price.
Yes. This version has a threaded 4" Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, so you can mount a suppressor or muzzle device without any extra machining. It ships with a thread protector in place.
Absolutely. The slide is optic-ready with an RMR/SRO footprint, and the rear sight sits on a removable plate. Fusion includes an RMR plate with cowitness sights, so you can run irons, a dot, or both without sending the slide out for milling.
Owners generally describe it as soft-shooting and accurate, which makes sense given the all-steel frame and 35.5-ounce weight that soak up recoil. The bull barrel and full-length guide rod help keep things flat for quick follow-ups. A short break-in period isn't unusual on these, but feedback on reliability has been solid.
It is. The aluminum grip module includes a removable magwell, so you can keep it on for faster reloads or pull it off if you prefer a slimmer grip footprint. Some shooters actually like the feel better with it removed.
| UPC | 789049493126 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | XP PRO BLK 10RD THREADED |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 4'' |
| Capacity | 10+1 |
| Length | 4'' |
| Magazine Included | 2 x 10-Round |
| Model | |
| Safety | Thumb |
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