Product Overview
- Striker-fired micro-compact 9mm Luger pistol chambered for everyday carry use.
- 11+1 capacity in a 3" barrel platform weighing 18.3 oz; Tritium/Luminescent front sight with Tactical Rack U-Notch rear for low-light visibility.
- Includes one 11-round magazine, one 13-round extended magazine, and a zippered case.
- Must ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder.
Overview
The Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro Compact chambered in 9mm Luger is a striker-fired semi-automatic pistol with a 3" hammer-forged steel barrel finished in Melonite. At 18.3 oz and 6" overall length, it delivers a 11+1 capacity in a compact footprint. The Tungsten Gray Cerakote finish is applied uniformly to the slide and frame, complemented by a gray polymer frame with Adaptive Grip Texture and a non-proprietary accessory rail.
Key Features
- 11+1 Capacity: Extended magazine provides above-average round count for a micro-compact pistol.
- Tritium/Luminescent Front Sight with Tactical Rack U-Notch Rear: Enables sight acquisition in reduced-light conditions.
- Hammer-Forged Steel Barrel with Melonite Finish: 3" barrel treated for corrosion and wear resistance.
- Tungsten Gray Cerakote Finish: Applied to slide and frame for a uniform appearance and added surface protection.
- Adaptive Grip Texture: Pressure-activated grip surface on the gray polymer frame.
- Striker Safety: Integrated passive safety system; reversible magazine release and loaded chamber indicator also included.
- Non-Proprietary Accessory Rail: Compatible with a variety of lights and lasers.
What's In The Box
- Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro Compact pistol
- One 11-round magazine
- One 13-round extended magazine
- Zippered carrying case
FFL & Compliance
This firearm must ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder. Buyers are responsible for knowing and complying with all applicable local, state, and federal laws. Magnum Ballistics does not provide legal advice or determine purchase eligibility. We ship only to the FFL dealer selected during checkout.
