Springfield Armory Hellcat Overview | Gun Talk LIVE

Published on September 25, 2019
Duration: 18:00

This video provides an overview of the Springfield Armory Hellcat, a new micro-compact 9mm pistol. It highlights its compact size, high magazine capacity (11+1 flush fit, 13+1 extended), optics-ready slide (OSP version), and unique features like the tactical rack rear sight and adaptive grip texture. The discussion emphasizes its departure from traditional Springfield designs and its competitive positioning against other micro-compacts.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory Hellcat is a micro-compact 9mm pistol known for its high magazine capacity, offering 11+1 rounds with a flush-fit magazine and 13+1 with an extended one. It also features an optics-ready slide on the OSP model and a tactical rack rear sight.

Chapters

  1. 00:21Introduction to Teaser Campaigns
  2. 00:51Introducing the Springfield Armory Hellcat
  3. 01:32First Look at the Hellcat Pistol
  4. 02:43Hellcat: Small 9mm Compact Gun
  5. 03:33No Grip Safety on the Hellcat
  6. 03:51Magazine Design and Capacity
  7. 04:14Flush Fit vs. Pinky Extender Magazine
  8. 04:4913+1 Extended Magazine
  9. 05:13Optics Ready (OSP) Model
  10. 06:44Tactical Rack Rear Sight System
  11. 07:43Top Slide Serrations
  12. 08:31Adaptive Grip Texture Explained
  13. 10:19Standoff Device Feature
  14. 11:15Magazine Options and Design Patents
  15. 11:54Comparison to Sig P365
  16. 12:26Picatinny Rail System
  17. 12:51Standard Hellcat Features and Specs
  18. 13:52OSP Version Specs and Pricing
  19. 15:08Red Dots for Self-Defense Distances
  20. 16:46Springfield Armory Hellcat Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the magazine capacity of the Springfield Armory Hellcat?

The Springfield Armory Hellcat offers a flush-fit magazine with an 11+1 round capacity. An extended magazine is also available, increasing the capacity to 13+1 rounds.

Does the Springfield Armory Hellcat have a grip safety?

No, the Springfield Armory Hellcat does not feature a grip safety. This is a notable difference compared to many previous Springfield XD series pistols.

What is the OSP version of the Hellcat?

The OSP (Optics-Ready Pistol) version of the Springfield Armory Hellcat comes with a slide that is cut to accept micro red dot sights directly, without the need for adapter plates.

How does the Springfield Armory Hellcat compare to the Sig Sauer P365?

The Springfield Armory Hellcat is frequently compared to the Sig Sauer P365 as they are very similar in size, magazine capacity, and intended use for concealed carry. Both are considered leading micro-compact 9mm pistols.

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