Ontargeteverytime300
Alpha
I have the XD3 in 9mm will not sell it or trade it. I have to say the Springfield line is my favorite. I just got the Hellcat 9mm compact. If Springfield keeps putting out handguns like this, I will keep buying.
Review: Springfield XD Mod.4 OSP 9mm
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Jsimon78
Professional
That’s what I been getting lately.
Jsimon78
Professional
Still carry my XD Mod.2 subcompact when the day calls for something a little more "svelte . . . (and yes, I still love that "Grip Zone!")
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Still kicking
Rocketbob28
Alpha
It is a good article, but I think by now the XD model series has played itself out. I would love if the Echelon and the Prodigy expand the lines to include .45 ACP, 10mm, .40 S&W, and bring back the .357 SIG too. Modular is the way to go, with threaded barrels, comps, ports, full size, AOS, and compact size versions. The options are endless,
deadduck357
Professional
I liking the Hellcat and the Echelons but it is good to see that the XD line is evolving as a budget option in their lineup.
ontargetrange
Alpha
I have owned and operated a range and retail store for the past 20 years. When I was first able to start selling Springfields, the XD was my biggest seller. I fell in love with the way if felt in my grip -- way better than the "G"'s out there. We still sell as many as we can and hope to do so for many more years.Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Review: Springfield XD Mod.4 OSP 9mm” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/springfield-xd-mod-4-osp-9mm-review/.
Jsimon78
Professional
Stores like yours are my favorite. My local Rural King gun barn don’t understand how they are
Joel66
Alpha
I saw the mod 4 starting to show up online a few weeks back. I liked the mod 3 better and was happy to pick one up when I found one in stock. My local store couldn't get one. Luckily, I found one about 100 miles away. Now if I could just get a #2 optic plate, I'd be set. I talked to SA cust. service this morning and was told they're expecting the plates in July
deadduck357
Professional
Sidewinder88
Alpha
I have 1st version XDM 9MM 4.25" and 1st version .45acp 3.8 XDM they are extremely accurate, are holding up to everything I have thrown at them. Got the 9mm the week they hit the market, same with .45acp. 9mm is old, but doesn't miss a beat.
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. Glad you joined us. But you and me might have to arm wrestle to settle who is the biggest Springfield fanboy.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. Glad you joined us. But you and me might have to arm wrestle to settle who is the biggest Springfield fanboy.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. We might have to arm wrestle too. I'm looking forward to hearing your perspectives from a retail point of view. Glad you joined us. Just be mindful, even this SA fanboy has one "G". 
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest. We might have to arm wrestle too.
I'm looking forward to hearing your perspectives from a retail point of view. Glad you joined us. Just be mindful, even this SA fanboy has one "G". Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
Just FYI, I like the plates from C&H. I bought their installation kit too.
chpws.com
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Just FYI, I like the plates from C&H. I bought their installation kit too.
RED DOT ADAPTER PLATES - C&H Precision
C&H PRECISION MAKES THE MOST MODULAR, RUGGED, DURABLE, RELIABLE AND MOST WIDELY USED AFTERMARKET RED DOT OPTICS ADAPTER PLATE. PERIOD! PARAGRAPH!!
chpws.com
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
belladonna
Ronin
I have the XDm Elite 9mm and the XD Mod.3 in 9mm. I can't think of a reason I would need a Mod.4, except that I just want one 
. That being said I will reiterate the statement that one can never have too many guns, and I wouldn't be opposed to checking out one in another caliber 
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. That being said I will reiterate the statement that one can never have too many guns, and I wouldn't be opposed to checking out one in another caliber .azhandloader
Alpha
I've got plastic 9x19 fatigue. All the gun makers should give it a rest. The only thing new under the sun is weed hybrids and flu variants.
Lab4Us
Professional
Blasphemy!!
Mr. Untactical
Master Class
Hi,
Just FYI, I like the plates from C&H. I bought their installation kit too.
RED DOT ADAPTER PLATES - C&H Precision
C&H PRECISION MAKES THE MOST MODULAR, RUGGED, DURABLE, RELIABLE AND MOST WIDELY USED AFTERMARKET RED DOT OPTICS ADAPTER PLATE. PERIOD! PARAGRAPH!!
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
My experience with C&H was purely a Walther PDP-F-series promo that included their EDC red dot optic. It direct mounts to my PDP F-series and I could not be happier with it. Would recommend their products and services with no qualms!
deadduck357
Professional
Well I got my Mod.4 today, haven't shot it yet, just messing with it and comparing it to my Mod.3. Externally the only differences are the slide serrations and slide profile. I have previously watched two different guys on Utube that also have both and compared and said "there is no difference between the two other than the slide serrations", said "Everything else is exactly the same". But not exactly. Between my two examples the trigger travel is a bit shorter on the Mod.4 and more noticeably the trigger reset is shorter than the Mod.3. So while the trigger "shoe" is the same they evidently have done something internally to improve it. My Mod.3 trigger feels smoother and the break feels somewhat crisper but it has approximately 350 rounds through it while the Mod.4 has none, so not really a fair comparison yet, triggers usually get better with some use. Also did a 9 pull average with the Lyman Digital trigger gauge and the Mod.3 got 5 lb 1.3 oz while the Mod.4 got 5 lb 2.0 oz,
So there appears to be a bit more than looks that separate the two. There isn't a huge difference between the two triggers but if you mess with both side by side dry firing both you can feel and see the difference. *Now this is a sample of just one of each.
So there appears to be a bit more than looks that separate the two. There isn't a huge difference between the two triggers but if you mess with both side by side dry firing both you can feel and see the difference. *Now this is a sample of just one of each.