Springfield XD(M)

Semi-Automatic Pistol

United States | 2006

"The Springfield XDM semi-automatic pistol, based on the Croatian HS2000, is an upgraded form of the original HS Produkt HS2000-Springfield XD model line."

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Performance
Performance specifications presented assume optimal operating conditions for the Springfield XD(M). Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.

165 ft
50.3 m | 55.0 yds
Max.Eff.Range

45
Rounds-Per-Minute
Rate-of-Fire

Physical
The physical qualities of the Springfield XD(M). Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.

171 mm
6.73 in
O/A Length

114 mm
4.49 in
Barrel Length

0.66 lb
0.30 kg
Weight

Striker-Fired; Semi-Automatic; Short Recoil-Operated
Action

9x19mm Parabellum; .40 S&W; .45 ACP
Caliber(s)

Detachable Box (ammunition count model dependent)
Feed

Fixed Iron
Sights

Variants
Notable series variants as part of the Springfield XD(M) Semi-Automatic Pistol family line.

XDM - Base Series Name

XD(M) 3.8" Model - Base 3.8" offering with shortened barrel and slide; 9mm, .40S&W and .45ACP chamberings.

XD(M) 3.8" Compact Model - Compact version of base 3.8" Model; 9mm and .40S&W chamberings.

XD(M) 4.5" Model - Base 4.5" model in 9mm, .40S&W or .45ACP chamberings.

XD(M) 4.5" OSP Full Size - Full-sized variant only in 9mm

XD(M) 4.5" Threaded Barrel Model - Threaded muzzle end for support of suppressor; 9mm and .45ACP chamberings

XD(M) 5.25" Competition Series Model - Lengthened slide and barrel for competition shooting; 9mm, .40S&W and .45 ACP chamberings.

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The Springfield Armory XDM is an updated form of the earlier XD model series, itself born from the Croatian HS Produkt HS2000. The original HS2000 was imported to the United States by way of Intrac before Springfield noticed the design. It joined into a license production agreement with HS Produkt and delivered the XD from there, giving rise to a collection of enthusiasts who support the weapon as a solid alternative to the market-dominant Glocks originating from Austria. In 2006, HS Produkt took a second look at their HS2000 design and revitalized it some, incorporating a match-grade barrel assembly, revised slide details, new grip stippling and interchangeable backstaps for customizability by the shooter.

The weapon has since been introduced into the American market by Springfield Armory, Incorporated as the "XD(M)".

Polymers have been used where possible to save on weight and the internal action is striker-fired (semi-automatic). The lines of the pistol remain clean and almost futuristic-looking but still traditional as modern semi-automatics go. All of the requisite levers and buttons are in their usual place as is a front and rear sight pairing. Ribbing along the slide is found at both the rear and front sides of the slide giving the shooter some flexibility when racking. A small section of rail is seen under the barrel aft of the muzzle for installation of aimers and tactical flashlights - something of a requirement with modern shooters.

The pistol breaks down into four major components - the grip and frame, the barrel, the recoil spring and slide assembly. A trigger safety and internal firing pin safety are standard as is another safety device found along the backstrap. A loaded chamber indicator, growing in popularity with semi-automatics, is also a great visual indicator of the current loaded state of the weapon.

The XD(M) is marketed in several forms: the 3.8" Model and its Compact counterpart, the 4.5 Model and its OSP Full Size counterpart as well as a threaded barrel model, and the 5.25" Competition Series Model. Depending on variant, chamberings cover 9mm, .40S&W, and .45 ACP.

Users have compared the operation of the XD(M) favorably with that of the Glock family of guns.

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Operators
Global customers who have evaluated and/or operated the Springfield XD(M). Nations are displayed by flag, each linked to their respective national small arms listing.

Contractor(s): Springfield Armory, Incorporated - USA

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