NEW: Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro-Compact for Concealed Carry | Gun Talk First Look

Published on September 25, 2019
Duration: 12:33

This guide details the installation of a Shield RMSc red dot sight onto the Springfield Armory Hellcat OSP slide. It covers the basic steps from ensuring the firearm is unloaded to reassembly and function check. The video emphasizes the Hellcat OSP's slide-cut design for micro red dots and its co-witness capability with iron sights.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory Hellcat OSP is a micro-compact pistol ideal for concealed carry, featuring a 3-inch barrel, 1-inch width, and high-capacity magazines (11+1 or 13+1). Its OSP slide is cut for micro red dots like the Shield RMSc, allowing for co-witnessing with iron sights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Springfield Armory Hellcat
  2. 00:43Magazine Capacity and Options
  3. 01:14Standard vs. OSP Models
  4. 01:43Sights and Ergonomics
  5. 03:39Safety and Dimensions
  6. 04:08Pricing and MSRP
  7. 04:48Comparison with Sig P365

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Springfield Armory Hellcat OSP suitable for concealed carry?

The Hellcat OSP is a micro-compact pistol featuring a 3-inch barrel, approximately 1-inch width, and high capacity magazines (11+1 or 13+1). Its OSP slide is cut for micro red dot sights, enhancing target acquisition for concealed carry.

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

The Hellcat generally offers a higher magazine capacity (+1 round) and utilizes a standard accessory rail, whereas the P365 has a proprietary rail system. Trigger feel and ergonomics are also points of comparison.

What are the key ergonomic features of the Springfield Hellcat?

The Hellcat boasts a unique 360-degree 'Adaptive Grip Texture' with staggered pyramid heights for superior control. It also features a new flat trigger design for a consistent pull.

What is the price range for the Springfield Armory Hellcat?

The standard Springfield Armory Hellcat has a suggested MSRP starting at $569, while the optics-ready OSP version is priced slightly higher at $599, representing a $30 premium for the slide cut.

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