$703
A Nearly Perfectly Done Double-Action Auto by FNH USA!
"The new FNX offers all of the features that dedicated handgunners want. The ergonomic polymer frame has a low bore axis for less felt recoil and improved control. The grip panels are checkered and ribbed for comfortable, no-snag carry. Four interchangeable backstrap inserts quickly adapt the FNX to your hand size. The profiled stainless steel slide has cocking serrations front and rear, and the 4" hammer-forged stainless steel barrel delivers pinpoint accuracy. Ambidextrous operating controls make the FNX perfect for competition or personal defense. Every FNX is made in the USA." FNH USA
Specs:
- Caliber: 9mm, .40 (FNX-40)
- Barrel: 4", 1 in 10" Right-Hand Twist
- Height: 5.45"
- Width: 1.55
- Weight: 21.6 oz.
- Magazine Capacity: 17 Rounds
- Double-action/singleaction (DA/SA) operation with decocking/manual safety levers (MS)
- Slide Material: Stainless Steel
- External Extractor with Loaded Chamber Indicator
- Front and Rear Cocking Serrations
- Newly designed fixed three-dot combat sights with Deep-V rear notch for greater accuracy
- Hammer-forged stainlessbarrel
- Polished chamber and feed ramp
- Rugged polymer frame construction with replaceable steel frame/slide rails
- Two interchangeable backstrap inserts with lanyard eyelets
- MIL-STD 1913 accessory mounting rail
- Serrated trigger guard
- Fully-ambidextrous decocking/safety levers, slide stop levers and magazine release button
- Ring-style external hammer
- Stainless steel magazine body
- Low-friction magazine follower
- Polymer magazine basepad
- Magazine round indicator
Gun Magazine Reviews:
- "Nice trigger pull-very smooth in DA"
- 5 lb single-action trigger pull
- "Can be carried cocked and locked, like a 1911"
- Ambi-safety also acts as a decocker
- Safety lever can be placed on in double-action mode
- Reversible magazine release, for lefties
- "Superb Accuracy"
- "Exceptionally soft-shooting"
- +P Rated
This may be the pistol to finally make me go polymer-style, although I've had my eye on the CZ SP-01 Phantom. Choices, choices.