How do I find my Model Number by Serual Number?

I don't know if there is away without contacting SA however they all share the same frame with the exception of the Hellcat Pro.

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I think you just buy these per model.

Why not take you hellcat to a gunsmith, they know a great deal and are very helpful. Then you can ask him if he has what you are looking to buy, or he can get it in, possibly.

Voltaire said:

Why not take you hellcat to a gunsmith, they know a great deal and are very helpful. Then you can ask him if he has what you are looking to buy, or he can get it in, possibly.

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Thanks friend...I will do just that once I find one.

It's comfortable and also fit pro model .

I found that most public ranges have one who do work for them or their patrons. They are knowledgeable and know a great deal about most forearms and can fix at a reasonable cost just about everything. Try Google gunsmith your location and see what turns up.

Go on Springfield's website to the Hellcat section. They list all the different versions, show pictures, specifications and dimensions of each. They also have the Model # of each. Pick out the one that matches your weapon. Most are the micro model with some tweaks for optic ready, etc. The other two are the RDP and Pro.

Have you contacted whoever sells/makes the Clipdraw?

Looking at the Hellcat lineup, I'm guessing the only thing they will ask is if the one you have is an OSP or iron sight version, and possibly if it has a safety, since the area of the slide where it would mount appears to be the same on all the different options except for the optic cut and safety.

Personally I would not use a Clipdraw without a manual safety. Among the trends that went along with striker fired pistols that lack a manual safety was the switch in holster design to having the trigger fully enclosed and protected from any possibility to being bumped.

I know there are those who are perfectly happy with just the trigger safety, so this is just my opinion on this