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Two Guns in One? FN's FNS (Page 2)

The FNS will hit the mark with value-conscious shooters who demand a quality service pistol.

February 21, 2013

Manufacturer: FNH USA; (703) 288-3500; www.fnhusa.com
Caliber: 9 mm Luger or .40 S&W
Action Type: recoil-operated, striker-fired, double-action-only, semi-automatic center-fire pistol
Frame: polymer with steel inserts
Barrel(s): 4"
Rifling: 1:10" RH twist (9 mm Luger); 1:16" RH twist (.40 S&W)
Magazine: detachable box; 17-round capacity (9 mm Luger); 14-round capacity (.40 S&W)
Sights: dovetailed front and rear, Tritium three-dot highlights
Trigger: double-action-only; 7-lb., 7-oz. pull
Overall Length: 7.25"
Width: 1.35"
Height: 5.5"
Weight: 25.2 ozs. (9 mm Luger); 27.5 ozs. (.40 S&W)
Accessories: nylon tactical case, manual, padlock, extra backstrap insert, three 9 mm Luger magazines, two .40 S&W magazines, complete .40 S&W upper.
Suggested Retail Price: $1,400 (estimated)

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Taylor wrote:
October 26, 2013

When was the FNX .40 originally released to the public?

Raven wrote:
March 12, 2013

Just curious why the price of a 'gun and a half' would be more than the price of both guns combined... Right now you can buy the FNS9 or FNS40 for around $600, thus giving you two guns for less than the price of one and a half......

Steven Gaines wrote:
March 06, 2013

I purchased a FNP-45 Tactical in March 2012. I dumped it in January 2013 and cannot recommend FN Pistols to anyone. FN may tease you with all their products but the company DOES NOT SUPPORT any of it's pistols after the sale. I tried to purchase extra magazines for mine from the time I purchased it until I dumped it. I am a LE officer and need to rotate magazines monthly. I attempted to contact FN numerous times to find out why there was no support and NEVER got a reply. The gun was good, the support was non-existent. I have owned almost every brand of firearm and have never had a company with service and support this poor. Not even the aftermarket will support FN pistols. I will not ever purchase a FN and can not recommend them to anyone. RUN away. RUN away now. RUN fast. This is my opinion and you can take my experience for what it is worth but so many others I spoke to said the same things.

Tim Mroczek wrote:
March 04, 2013

FNH got it right! I've done the same thing with a Brand X pistol by getting a second barrel. It will run 357 SIG and 40 S&W. Not much of a change in ballistics but it helps when you can't find ammo for one or the other.

Milt Cia'o wrote:
February 27, 2013

Wonder what my Browning 1922FN is worth.. I can change from 9mm (380ACP) to 7mm (32 ACP)in 25 seconds and use the same magazines for both calibers.

Craig wrote:
February 26, 2013

Good article, would be interested in try the combo kit out. I'm actually going to purchase the FNS 9 this Friday 3/1

steve wrote:
February 26, 2013

part of a gun sitting in a draw seems like a waste. two guns each ready and capable doing of the job sounds better to me.

Jack wrote:
February 26, 2013

$1,400 ? value conscious ?

Smitty wrote:
February 25, 2013

I think that FN would sell more than if it was sold it as 9mm/.40 with a .22lr upper.