Fusion XP Comp Black Handgun 9mm Luger 17rd Magazines(2) 4.6" Barrel Optic Ready

SKU:
198468569
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UPC:
789049493171
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MPN:
XPCOMP9BLK
$1,399.00
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The Fusion XP Comp is a modern 1911-platform pistol engineered for shooters who want classic ergonomics paired with compensated performance in 9mm. Built on a wide-body frame and designed to run Glock 17 magazines, this optic-ready handgun bridges traditional 1911 handling with contemporary competitive and defensive features. At 4.6 inches with an integrated compensator, it delivers a flat shooting experience while staying compliant with threaded-barrel restrictions—making it a solid choice for competition, duty, and carry in restrictive jurisdictions.

Construction is no-compromise: the frame and slide are precision CNC machined entirely from bar stock steel, finished in Tennifer QPQ for corrosion resistance and durability. The compensator uses Fusion's proprietary pin system rather than threads, eliminating common failure points while keeping the sight line clean. You get an RMR-compatible rear sight on a removable plate and an RMR plate included, so mounting a red dot is straightforward. Novak-style combat sights come standard.

Ergonomics are refined for fast handling: ambidextrous thumb safety, a steel one-piece milled trigger, pro cocking serrations with aggressive forward and rear cuts, a wide paddle slide stop, and an aluminum grip with enhanced texture and removable magwell. A full-length guide rod manages recoil predictably. The frame wears a tactical Picatinny rail for lights and lasers. Two 17-round magazines ship with the gun, giving you immediate capacity out of the box.

This is a pistol built for shooters who understand 1911s but don't want to compromise on modern features or reliability. If you want a comp gun that runs Glock mags and doesn't require threaded barrel work, the XP Comp is worth a hard look.

Key Features

  • Integrated compensator with proprietary pin system—no threads, flat recoil impulse
  • Wide-body 1911 platform accepts Glock 17 magazines
  • Optic-ready: RMR-compatible rear sight plate and RMR mounting plate included
  • Precision CNC-machined bar stock steel frame and slide
  • Tennifer QPQ finish for corrosion and wear resistance
  • Ambidextrous thumb safety and one-piece steel milled trigger
  • Picatinny rail for weapon lights and accessories
  • Full-length guide rod for superior recoil management
  • Pro cocking serrations and aggressive forward cuts
  • Wide paddle pro slide stop for rapid manipulations
  • Removable magwell and enhanced grip texturing
  • Comes with two 17-round magazines

Specifications

Caliber9mm Luger
Barrel Length4.6 inches
Barrel Type1911 Clark/Para ramped bull barrel
Platform1911-based wide-body double-stack
Magazine CompatibilityGlock 17 magazines (17rd)
Magazine Capacity17 rounds
Magazines Included2
CompensatorIntegrated, proprietary pin-secured (threadless)
Front SightNovak-compatible combat sight
Rear SightNovak-compatible combat sight on removable RMR plate
Optic MountingRMR/SRO compatible; RMR plate included
TriggerOne-piece steel milled trigger
Thumb SafetyAmbidextrous
Recoil AssemblyOne-piece full-length guide rod
Frame MaterialSteel, precision CNC machined from bar stock
GripAluminum with enhanced texturing and removable magwell
Frame RailTactical Picatinny rail
Slide StopWide paddle pro
Cocking SerrationsPro serrations with aggressive forward and rear cuts
FinishTennifer QPQ
ColorBlack
Design StatusPatent Pending

Frequently Asked Questions

What magazines does the Fusion XP Comp use?

The XP Comp is designed to run Glock 17 magazines, giving you broad compatibility with aftermarket magazine options and existing shooter inventory. It ships with two 17-round magazines.

Can I mount a red dot sight on this pistol?

Yes. The rear sight is mounted on a removable plate that accommodates RMR and SRO optics. An RMR mounting plate is included in the box, so you can mount a compatible red dot right out of the gun.

Does the compensator require a threaded barrel?

No. The XP Comp uses Fusion's proprietary pin-secured system to attach the compensator, eliminating the need for threads. This makes it compatible with jurisdictions that restrict threaded barrels and provides a streamlined design.

What's the difference between the XP Comp and the XP Pro?

The XP Comp features an integrated compensator with the proprietary pin system, while the XP Pro does not. Both are built on the wide-body 1911 platform and accept Glock magazines. Optional sight block accessories are available for the Comp if you want to run weight-forward balance without the compensator.