“Tag: XD(S)”

The latest polymer-frame XD pistol from Springfield Armory is a subcompact single-stack chambered in .45 ACP, and one of the smallest big-bore semi-automatics ever.

Springfield Armory has issued a recall of 3.3 XD-S 9 mm and 3.3 XD-S .45 ACP pistols.

Nearly identical to the .45 ACP version, save for the 9 mm chambering, the XD-S 9 mm provides all the perks of the original design-just with a smaller bore and substantially less recoil than its "big" brother.

With the subcompact, single-stack .45 ACP Springfield XD-S pistol introduced last year taking awards and flying off shelves, why introduce a 9 mm Luger? In a word, recoil.

Springfield Armory has upgraded one of its most popular concealed-carry models—the single stack XD-S in .45 ACP—to include improved ergonomics and additional sight options.

Far more than a facelift, Springfield Armory’s slim, single-stack XD-S has undergone an extensive upgrade to better meet the demands of the modern armed citizen.

When you build good products, you're going to get noticed—and few honors are as well recognized as the NRA Publications Golden Bullseye Awards.

The firearm industry’s safety record is enviable, and the manner in which the few recalls are handled reflects well on the professionals at each company’s helm. Take the recent voluntary recall of certain Springfield 3.3 XD-S 9 mms and .45 ACPs, for example.

Springfield Armory's popular XD-S line of pistols is now available in 4-inch barrels.