Fusion Firearms XP Comp 9mm 17rd Chrome Pistol

Fusion Firearms assembles the XP Comp in their custom shop rather than running it down a production line, and that shows up first in the fit between slide and frame. It is a double stack 9mm built around a 17 round magazine, which is the capacity most practical shooting divisions are set up around, and the whole pistol is finished in chrome.

The barrel carries a compensator, which is the reason the model name ends in Comp. Gas vented upward at the muzzle holds the front of the pistol down, so the sights come back to the same place between shots instead of having to be dragged there. On a timer that is worth more than almost any other single change you can make to a pistol. Chrome across the entire gun reads custom shop rather than duty gun, and a bright finish like that shows every bit of the hand fitting underneath it. Fusion builds these for USPSA and steel matches, where a flat tracking 9mm and a trigger that breaks the same way every time are the only two things that actually decide a stage. It works just as well on a range day where the only thing being measured is how the gun feels coming out of recoil.