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The PX-9 Gen3 pistols are made in Turkey and imported in the United States by Tisas USA.
This one, the FDE colored version, is the “Duty” model being about the same size as a G17 or XD-M.
Rather than completely reinvent the wheel, Tisas took popular and accepted designs and adapted them to the PX-9 Gen3.
For instance, it uses a SIG P226 pattern magazine, but these hold 18 rounds versus the standard 15 rounds you get with a factory 226.
The action is striker-fired, much like a GLOCK or any GLOCK clone, but disassembly is more reminiscent of the Springfield Armory XD-M. There is a takedown lever and a slide lock on the left side of the frame.
This one, the FDE colored version, is the “Duty” model being about the same size as a G17 or XD-M.
Rather than completely reinvent the wheel, Tisas took popular and accepted designs and adapted them to the PX-9 Gen3.
For instance, it uses a SIG P226 pattern magazine, but these hold 18 rounds versus the standard 15 rounds you get with a factory 226.
The action is striker-fired, much like a GLOCK or any GLOCK clone, but disassembly is more reminiscent of the Springfield Armory XD-M. There is a takedown lever and a slide lock on the left side of the frame.
Gun Review: Tisas PX-9 Gen3 Duty Pistol - The Shooting Wire | The Shooting Wire
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