Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Review: Floyd Custom Shop Hellcat Pro” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/review-floyd-custom-shop-hellcat-pro/.



I dont know it looks Glock 19 size to me and thats still plenty concealable; but then why not just opt for the G19? If you need smaller then stick to the Hellcat or maybe the P365 SAS model with the slim line sightsRidiculous. A caricuture of a firearm whos original intent was for concealed carry.
Hahaha I thought George Floyd tooooHad to do a second look at title…for some reason it read “George Floyd Custom Hellcat Pro to me”. Probably from seeing too many head lines back in the day.
While I’ve never owned/fired the Hellcat Proc, it doesn’t seem the additions really affected any concealed carry viability. I’ve long used optics on EDC, including a regular hellcat and now an FN Reflex MRD. They conceal and deploy just as fast with/without optic. That said, I’ve tried the compensator route on my Hellcat and it didn’t seem the juice was worth the squeeze (attaching, unattaching to disassemble and clean the gun, and didn’t really seem to help much with recoil/back on target). Haven’t really looked at any comps since (especially the ones Staccato seems REALLY proud of).
As always, I’ve never quite understood the drive to upgrade triggers on an EDC. I’ve yet to find a gun with a stock trigger I couldn’t put the majority of rounds where I was aiming at the speed I was aiming for. Now if I was shooting thousands of rounds a week out of said gun(s), I might want to make it more comfortable, but for an EDC, not that I’ll ever use it, but I’m thinking one or a couple shots at most, trigger squeeze will be very quick, and I won’t notice any trigger issues as far as comfort.
But again, as always, I never try to talk anyone out of spending “their” money on anything they want!