In the realm of personal defense, the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro Comp OSP 9mm pistol stands as a formidable contender. Engineered for those who reside in areas with magazine capacity restrictions, this firearm marries performance with discretion. With its compact dimensions and class-leading concealability, it offers an exceptional option for everyday carry.
The Hellcat Pro Comp is chambered in 9mm Luger and features a meticulously designed integrally compensated system that reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise. This is achieved through a single port machined into both the hammer-forged barrel and slide, enhancing control without compromising on power or accuracy.
This optic-ready model boasts an Optical Sight Pistol (OSP) configuration, co-witnessing U-Dot sights to ensure rapid target acquisition under diverse lighting conditions. The tritium/luminescent front sight paired with a tactical rack U-notch rear sight provides precision aiming capability day or night.
A lengthened Picatinny rail sits confidently on the dustcover, inviting shooters to customize their setup with lights or lasers according to preference. The frame's black polymer construction features an adaptive grip texture that enhances handling stability across various shooting scenarios.
Measuring at 6.6 inches in length and weighing just over 21 ounces when equipped with its flush magazine, this pistol maintains impressive balance between size and firepower. Its dual captive recoil spring system ensures smooth operation while accommodating two included 10-round magazines—ideal for compliance within restrictive jurisdictions but no less effective elsewhere.
With its billet-machined Melonite finish slide ready to accept your choice of optics seamlessly integrated compensator design—the Hellcat Pro Comp redefines what’s possible for modern concealed carry enthusiasts demanding unparalleled reliability from their sidearm companion each day they venture out armed against uncertainty ahead!
Features
- optics ready slide
- 1" width
- integral compensator