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01-18-12, 23:18
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Springfield Armory XD-S, .45ACP single stack 5+1
http://xdspistol.com/
http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/2...ingfield-xd-s/
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The trigger is similar to any other XD or XDm, it is single action but seems like a light double action. Aka the USA Ultra Safety Assurance trigger system. But the pamphlet says the XDs has a short reset trigger "short travel along with a short reset helps to keep you on target with greater ease for quicker, more accurate follow-up shots."
The drop safety is still present just moved up closer to the breech face and is now round instead of oval. Almost in the same place that Glock has thier drop safty.
The XDs will fit in a pocket and is smaller in size than the Ruger LC9.
The XDs will come with 2 back straps
Barrel length 3.3 inch
Overall length 6.3 inch
Overall height 4.4 inch
Weight 29 oz
Slide is forged steel
Slide and barrel is melonited
Will come with two stainless mags
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it say it weighs 29oz, gotta be a typo because my XD9 SC double stack is 26oz.
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01-19-12, 02:04
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Nice, Glock's G-36 mght be in trouble!
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01-19-12, 03:36
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...both need a "longer" mag capacity to make that "+1" go even a bit more.
G36/30 Hybrid... XD.45/XDS Hybrid.....hmmmmmm!!!!!
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01-19-12, 09:14
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Is it me but am I the only one wondering WHY?
It would seem that this would be better off in a 9mm caliber than a .45.
Oh well
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01-19-12, 09:25
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Originally Posted by BoomerShooter
Is it me but am I the only one wondering WHY?
It would seem that this would be better off in a 9mm caliber than a .45.
Oh well
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Cause of people that live by "a 9mm might expand but a .45 won't shrink".
Not everyone reads or believes that 9mm is an effective round for sd.
Or they just prefer single caliber and are already invested in the .45.
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01-19-12, 09:46
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they will come out with other calibers later. Pocket .45 single stack makes more headlines than a pocket single stack 9mm, even though the 9mm is the one that will sell
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01-19-12, 11:52
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Originally Posted by BoomerShooter
Is it me but am I the only one wondering WHY?
It would seem that this would be better off in a 9mm caliber than a .45.
Oh well
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Because money is made off of imbeciles in the gun world.... If you target intelligent customers, you'll go broke quick.
Someone here pointed out the top 10 guns sold by large retailer... and the list was essentially 10 guns you'd never buy if you had a full functional brain.
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01-19-12, 12:22
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I thought S&W working on a single stack M&P?
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01-19-12, 13:31
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Let's see about the same thickness as the cylinder on my J frame. Looks like it might be small enough for pocket carry, and hold one more round then my J frame with faster/easier reloads. It's in the caliber I'm forced to carry on duty, and the caliber I choose to use for HD. I'd have just one caliber to buy/reload/train with.
I'd have to be an imbecile to even consider this
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01-19-12, 14:17
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Velcro
...both need a "longer" mag capacity to make that "+1" go even a bit more.
G36/30 Hybrid... XD.45/XDS Hybrid.....hmmmmmm!!!!!
Velcro
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I kind of thought the same thing, though my reason what so that you'd have a grip long enough to hold on to. Now if they can get their price point below the $550 mark which used Glock 36s are going for around where I am then you might have a real nice seller. Wonder if they plan on a single stack 9mm or .40 down the road? If they bring that out they might do some real damage to Glock's market share, though I doubt I am the first to say that.
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01-19-12, 17:15
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Personally, I am pretty excited about this gun. On hot summer days when you need something small. Still packing a 45.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW9p-MRE4pE
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01-19-12, 17:20
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01-19-12, 17:26
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So around $400 from an LEO distributor is a possibility I'd think.
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01-19-12, 18:01
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Just for comparison
LCP .380 6+1
LC9 9mm 7+1
KelTec PF9 7+1
KelTec P11 10+1
XDS .45 5+1
Length
LCP 5.16"
LC9 6"
KelTec 5.85"
KelTec P11 5.6"
XDS 6.3"
Width
LCP .82"
LC9 .9"
KelTec .88"
KelTec P11 1"
XDS 1"
Height
LCP 3.6"
LC9 4.5"
KelTec 4.3"
KelTec P11 4.3"
XDS 4.4"
Weight
LCP 9.4oz
LC9 17.1oz
KelTec 12.7oz
KelTec P11 14oz
XDS 29oz
I chose the Rugers because that's the most common pocket pistol I see around here. (I forgot about Kel Tec) Weight seems ridiculous, but it measures up well everywhere else IMO.
Edited to add KelTec. I'm not a KelTec fan that's why I forgot. Can't argue with their ability to make cheap, light, hi cap pistols tho.
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01-19-12, 20:55
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I really hope the single stack M&P comes to fruition. This is a style of gun that we need more of.
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01-19-12, 21:44
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I'd like a single stack M&P line as well so hopefully this sells well.
That weight has to be a typo. A fully loaded G36 weighs 27oz and that's 6+1. The reps are giving that weight in the SHOT booth videos too.
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01-20-12, 01:04
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I got the chance to handle this weapon today at the Springfield booth and, although I may be a little partial to SA because I own a few, I like this little gun. It feels excellent in hand and it has a great grip angle. It points very well. I could defintely see myself purchasing this for a summer gun. Just my 2.
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01-20-12, 21:26
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A XD... I'll pass, actually run.
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01-20-12, 21:42
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Originally Posted by graffex
A XD... I'll pass, actually run.
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Why is that?
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01-20-12, 22:02
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I like the idea but if the weight is accurate that would be a concern of mine if I were to try and pocket carry.
As to why? A Springfield rep said that everyone has micro 9mm's and .380's. They wanted to be different.
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