Fusion Firearms XP Comp 9mm 4.6" 17rd Chrome Pistol

Fusion built the XP Comp for one job: flat shooting on a timer. The 4.6 inch barrel runs an integral compensator with no threads to come loose, and the slide is ported over the top so gas gets bled upward where it does the most good. Add the ambidextrous thumb rests and the recoil impulse mostly disappears into the frame instead of lifting the muzzle. The dot comes back on target faster than the shooter can reset the trigger, which is exactly what the design is chasing.

The rest of the pistol is built like a serious competition gun. Steel slide and frame in a hard chrome finish, an aluminum grip, a beavertail, a Picatinny rail up front and a serrated optic ready slide waiting on a red dot. Two 17 round magazines come with it, so a shooter can run a stage and reload without shopping for spares first. In 9mm the XP Comp is soft enough that recoil stops being a limiting factor and the only thing left to work on is the shooter. It is a heavy, deliberate, competition first pistol, and it does not pretend to be anything else.