Sorry for playing the "will it fit game" Springfield XD .40 Service Model 4" If so, how much you think this will protrude past the muzzle? Thanks in advance
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I bought it for a taurus pt609 it fit but protruded past the muzzle. I now have it on my ruger sr45. Fits fine. Don't know the specs of your gun maybe you could look them up to compare. Hope this helps.
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I ordered mine for a 40 3" barrel. The nose of the pistol sticks out about a 1/4". A 4" barrel should work fine. Is the 9mm the same size of the 40? I dont know. The mag size has no effect on the fit. The inside was rough for me, but after wearing for a while, it has smoothed out.
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I would advise you to buy a $20 suppresor/bore extension. This one is plastic and will not fit on most guns properly. In addition, the threading doesn't work with a metal barrel...the metal barrel eats it up. :)
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I know it is especially fitted to slide over the front sight now you could possibly wrap some black tape around the end of your barrel did get it to slide on but if you do not have a front sight this will not work for you
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Measure it. It should fit a 4 inch barrel.. its universal fit... Also its left/right hand with extra mag holder..
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This will protrude pass the barrel by at least one inch. What someone suggested is to cut off the part that protrudes but I haven't tried that.
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Even the Hogue jr. Is going to cover the grip safety on the Springfield. It will keep it depressed, which defeats the purpose of the grip safety, but it will fit the XDM and XDS
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. However, were you asking for the XD subcompact model? Or if this item will fit multiple Springfield XD's? Please follow-up with us so we can move forward with your inquiry.
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The safety on my Springfield 1911 TRP got in the way; I had o buy a modified (trimmed safety). I have not attempted to install the new safety, seems pretty complicated, will probably take it to a gunsmith.
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Hello, I have 1 of these. If it's the same as mine there should be 2 allen screws holding 1 side on. As you look at this photo it will be in the back or right side of the photo. Unscrew those allen screws w/ an allen wrench appropriate size, the 1 side piece should come off. This is then placed over the end of barrel pushed all the way on and it should slide around the front sight. If your front sight is triangular in shape it won't fit and you probably have a model 91/30. Your sight should be what's referred to as a hood sight. Rounded metal over the actual sight. The muzzle brake should slide on and the piece that came off should be located just behind the guns sight, on top of gun of course. The screw on piece should fit snug just behind the sight in its proper place as when you first removed the piece to slide it on the gun. These screws made by NC Star are cheap quality. If you get it on and screwed on tightly you're lucky! They usually strip out. Find replacement screws if that's possible before installing. To keep these screws on without loosening up while shooting use "lock tight" on the screws. I hope that answers your question.
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I bought this for a Model 23 and it fits fine, the muzzle stops at the end and doesn't protrude. It appears to be a well made rig. TYou will spend the most time in adjusting it for the correct fit.
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The Sight Master pushes, just as the name says. I haven't used it on a Springfield XD, but if it will fit inside, then it will slowly push the old sight out and the new one in. I haven't got the dimensions for a Springfield, but I know that they are about the same size as a Glock, which is what this tool was originally designed for. It'll handle 1911s and others, which suggests that it should do so with the XD, but best to go down to your local gun shop and compare an XD to a Glock. That'll tell you whether or not it'll work.
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I've had no problems with the barrel coming in and out of my M&P 40. Unfortunately I had surgery and haven't been able to go to the range with it. So yes, it's a very good fit, at least for my weapon.
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I don't know. We tried on a springfield and it moved when shot ....then rail broke...never worked properly. We hope and expect the company to give another , fix, or if we had our choice I'd prefer to be refunded.
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This particular Muzzle device is designed for a non threaded barrel. I would recommend against it on a threaded barrel. Spend the extra money and get a brake or compensator that is threaded and more functional. This one really is just an appearance item.
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I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you... » Read More I am going to assume it is a tactical model since you mentioned it had a rail. As long as it has one "cut out" for the light to catch, yes. I goggled it and it showed one with multiple cut outs depending where you would like for it to sit. I would say it would fit as for that railing seems to me to be an industry standard. Google Springfield XD-40 (sa model on the grip) 4 inch barrel. That's the gun I own. One cut out. Only draw back to mine is the front part of the light that unscrews to change out the battery sits out front of the gun. Not really that bad cause if you needed you could jam at say an intruder and cause some pain without firing a round. « Show Less
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the compensator looked amazing on my 1911, it did not match up perfectly and i was ok with that. It was until i decide to chamber a round that i realized it stopped my slide from going all the way back and not allow a round to be fed . i have since then taken it off and have been too lazy to return it, i have a springfield 1911 champion.