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Springfield XD(M) Compact .45

Springfield Armory has introduced the XD(M) Compact in a long-awaited caliber.

By NRA Staff (RSS)

November 08, 2011

11/8/2011

Springfield Armory has announced the release of the XD(M) Compact in a long-awaited caliber—the .45 ACP. The XD(M) Compact in .45 will be shipped in either black or two-tone stainless steel and black in a few weeks.

The frame is black polymer with a forged steel slide and an overall length of 7 inches. It also comes with a fully supported rail and two magazines—one holding nine rounds and one holding 13 rounds. With the nine-round magazine, the XD(M) .45 has a 4.55-inch height, while the extended magazine extends that by 1 additional inch. The XD(M) Compact in .45 comes with three-dot sights and a trigger pull between 5.5 and 7.7 pounds. For more information, go to Springfield-Armory.com.

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4 Responses to Springfield XD(M) Compact .45

JaimeC wrote:
August 12, 2012

This gun is absolutely amazing, I love it! This gun is extremely reliable, accurate, & well built.

krs wrote:
March 17, 2012

I have had the xdm45 for four months n I love it . It is my main carrying, extremely accurate, light trigger and recoil light to quickly get back to the target .. springfield is awsome

Dave Hays wrote:
January 01, 2012

Love my XDm Compact .45. Equipped with Viridian Green laser. 10 Rds Into B3 RF target 1 ragged hole!!!!

Dr KillorCure wrote:
December 12, 2011

I am an Executuve Protection Agent. I trust my life and my clients life with this weapon system. I've waited two years for them to come out with this model chambered in a .45. Thank you springfield. I'll be making a B line to get one. With the double safety mechanics on this weapon you do not need a thumb safety. When you get that adrenal dump you go to gross motor skills; simple things like decock, or releasing the safety become extremly hard. Less is more.