FUSION XP-3C 9MM 3″ 17RD CHROME

SKU: TSW|201798UPC: 789049492785Mfr. Part #: XP-3C-9-C

$1,399.00

FUSION XP-3C 9MM 3″ 17RD CHROME

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The Fusion Firearms XP 3C Hard Chrome delivers a premium take on the ultimate compact carry pistol a 3-inch double-stack 1911 chambered in 9mm that accepts GLOCK 19 magazines, engineered for shooters who demand both performance and refinement. Blending classic 1911 heritage with modern double-stack capacity, the XP 3C Hard Chrome stands out as a custom-tier concealed carry platform.

Additional information

upc

789049492785

manufacturer

Fusion Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

XP-3C-9-C

Action

Single Action

Barrel Length

3"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

15 + 1

Model

XP-3C

Product Type

Single Action

Safety

Grip/Thumb

Shipping Weight

5.5

Sights

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Serrated

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