New to forum -- and Hellcat Pro now available with manual safety!

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cwilly8

Discussion Starter · 26 d ago

I've been waiting for the Manual Safety version of the Hellcat Pro, and I got the email from Springfield this morning:

MANUAL SAFETY MODEL
NOW AVAILABLE

The new Hellcat® Pro with manual safety combines the performance of a larger handgun with class-leading concealability and capacity, while also offering the benefit of an ambidextrous frame-mounted manual safety. It is compact pistol chambered in 9mm that offers 15+1 capacity in a smaller footprint than any other gun in its class. Optics-ready and equipped with a versatile accessory rail and hammer forged barrel, this exceptional everyday carry pistol delivers the perfect balance.

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WVSurveyor

· #2 · 25 d ago

Welcome to the forum cwilly8. Good things come to those who wait.

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SJ 40

· #3 · 25 d ago (Edited)

Welcome to the forum.

Springfield’s New Manual Safety Hellcat Pro Models Available!

Springfield's New Manual Safety Hellcat Pro Models Available!

Springfield Armory has announced the latest iteration of their most popular EDC 9mm pistol to include the new manual safety Hellcat Pro model.

www.thefirearmblog.com

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Voltaire

· #4 · 25 d ago

Many manufacturers in both America and Europe no longer feel that a manual safety is required as many first time shooters or those who do not practice enough fail to disengage the safety when shooting. Glock and many others just do not offer that option or even the popular M&P, among many more. Same as European manufacturers also do not offer a Grip Safety.

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SJ 40

· #5 · 23 d ago

CONSIDERING THE HELLCAT PRO WITH MANUAL SAFETY

Considering the Hellcat Pro with Manual Safety - The Armory Life

The earth moved just a little bit in September of 2019. That’s when Springfield Armory introduced the 9mm Hellcat micro-compact pistol. In so doing, they helped rewrite the book on concealed carry in America. Now, responsible armed Americans could pack service pistol-grade magazine capacity in a...

www.thearmorylife.com

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Burnout

· #6 · 19 d ago

Nobody says you have to engage it, so having it is not a problem. All those guns should have them.
In the future, I bet they will. They drag their feet because the safety adds more cost to produce the pistols.
So don't use it if you don't like it.

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