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Springfield XDS Mod.2 3.3 Single Stack 45 ACP Pistol with Tritium Front Sight and Two Tone Gray Finish

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Springfield XDS Mod.2 3.3 Single Stack 45 ACP Pistol with Tritium Front Sight and Two Tone Gray Finish
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Product Description

What's in the Box

  • XDS Mod.2 3.3 Single Stack 45 ACP Two-Tone GRY/BLK
  • (1) 5-Round Flush-Fitting Magazine
  • (1) 6-Round Mid-Mag
  • Bore Brush
  • Cable Lock
  • Owner's Manual

Springfield Armory's XD-S Mod.2 Gray Two-Tone comes with two stainless steel magazines: a flush-fitting 5-round mag, and one 6-round mag with Mid-Mag X-Tension™. These magazines, unloaded and seated in the pistol, give the XD-S Mod.2 a weight of 21.5 ounces and 22.5 ounces, respectively. The single-stack magazines provide ample capacity in a remarkably slim design, giving the XD-S Mod.2 the ideal profile for concealed carry purposes.

For those looking for a constant-carry pistol, the new XD-S Mod.2 is the perfect choice. It embodies everything Springfield Armory stands for: constant improvement, high-quality, and a relentless commitment to one goal – forging firearms that enable responsible citizens to preserve their right to keep and bear arms in the defense of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Firearm Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
  • Model: XD-S Mod.2 3.3 Single Stack 45 ACP
  • Item Number: XDSG93345GRYT
  • Caliber: 45 ACP
  • Capacity: 6 Rounds
  • Weight (with empty magazine): 21.5 oz w/ Flush Mag; 22.5 oz w/ Mid-Mag
  • Barrel: 3.3" Hammer Forged; Steel; Melonite; 1:16 RH Twist
  • Sights: Pro-Glo Tritium/Luminescent Front & Tactical Rack Serrated Rear (Steel)
  • Slide: Forged Steel; Melonite Finish
  • Frame: Gray Polymer
  • Magazines: (1) 5-Round Flush; (1) 6-Round Mid-Mag; Stainless Steel
  • Overall Height: 4.4" w/ Flush Mag; 5" w/ Mid-Mag
  • Overall Length: 6.5”
  • Overall Width: .975”
  • California Compliant: No

Customer Comments & Questions

Customer Reviews

(4 out of 5) My First Pistol
by from Portlandville, NY on

After getting my pistol/CCW permit in the totalitarian state of NY, I decided my first pistol would be a pistol for conceal carry. I would've loved to get a 9mm pistol that can hold over 10 rounds, but I am limited to 10 rounds thanks to our glorious ruler Andrew Cuomo. Thus, I decided that if I couldn't have quantity, then I should go for quality regarding bullet caliber so I decided to go with the bigger .45acp instead of a 9mm. I also decided to get a gun that can be very easily concealed and is reliable. This gun is tiny and powerful. I never even shot a hand gun before because our glorious ruler Andrew Cuomo decided it would be best to ban anyone from possessing a handgun unless its registered to them, regardless of weather or not they have a pistol permit. That being said, I expected a lot of recoil since it was a .45, but there wasn't much recoil to be honest compared to what I was expecting. I shot about 80 rounds I know its not much, but I didn't want to waste too much ammo in one day out of it for the first time in my mothers backyard while visiting her last weekend, and it shot perfectly. No malfunctions, jams, miss feeds, or anything. There are two downsides to this gun. 1. The grip is extremely short when using the six round mag that comes with it and is mildly uncomfortable to hold due to to the grips small length. However, I expected this, and I do not consider this a downside because the short grip makes it a little bit more concealable which is what I wanted and why I bought it. Also, it comes with an extra mag that holds seven rounds that extends the grip to a very comfortable length. 2. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because it has a long trigger pull. I didn't want to buy a gun with a competition trigger, but damn it's a long trigger pull. I understand this is a safety measure or maybe just a design flaw, what do I know, but it's kind of annoying and not needed considering it already has a safety on the trigger and back of the grip. In the end, this is a great gun and I am glad I bought it. I am confident this gun will reliably go pew pew if my life is ever in immediate danger.