At first glance, Springfield Armory's XD(m)-9 5.25 pistol may be viewed as a pistol for competitive shooters. The company did indeed seek design input from champion shooter Rob Leatham. However, it's a viable option for police service. It's excellent ergonomics, low recoil, and high cartridge capacity would be especially useful in tactical operations. Read our full "Arsenal" review of the gun.
Springfield's XD(m)-9 5.25
At the rear is a low-mount fully adjustable rear sight.
Each XD(m)-9 5.25 arrives in a padded carrying case with foam cut-outs for accessories that include three magazines, a holster, dual magazine pouch, and a mag loader.
The pistol features dual grasping grooves, an open top slide, and an ambi mag release.
The pistol arrives with a minimal reset trigger, match grade barrel, loaded chamber indicator, and cocked striker indicator.
Springfield Armory's XD(m)-9 5.25 pistol is the latest arrival in the XD(m) line. It was designed with the help of champion shooter Rob Leatham.
The rear sight mates up with a fiber-optic front sight to give the shooter faster sight alignment.
A Picatinny rail allows mounting of tactical lights and other accessories.