SPRINGFIELD ARMORY Hellcat Pro
Combining the efficiency of a bigger handgun with class-leading concealability and capability, the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro OSP 9mm 3.7in Pistol (HCP9379BOSP) is a compact pistol that delivers the right stability. Chambered in 9mm, the Hellcat Pro gives 15+1 capability in a smaller footprint than some other gun in its class. Optics prepared and outfitted with a flexible accent rail, this distinctive on a regular basis carry pistol combines compact dimensions with the efficiency capabilities of a full-sized pistol.
- 9mm Luger caliber
- Two flush-fitting 15-round magazines included
- 3.7″ hammer cast barrel
- Optics-ready, With a milled slide becoming the Springfield Micro footprint
- An OSP configuration designed to just accept in the present day’s hottest micro purple dots
- Combines compact dimensions with the efficiency capabilities of a full-sized pistol
- Black coloration
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