Now if you were thinking of a P30 I'd go with the HK. The 9 has no issue to report. Glad I did, while time will tell how good the FNX is built vs HK it was a lot cheaper. The only issue I can report is if I press and HOLD the magazine release on the FNX 40, an empty magazine is slow to drop free. It also didn't hurt that my FNX was built in the state I live in, so local dollars for local workers etc. Discover the FNX™ Series and handgun features here. FNP-9 vs FNX-9. The traditional DA/SA autopistol is capable of firing the first shot double-action; i.e., a single press of the trigger both cocks and releases the hammer, or one can manually cock the hammer and then press the trigger to fire in single-action mode. So today I was in the pawnshop buying a present for my sister when I see a FNX tactical. In its favor, the FNX 9mm pistol has a high-capacity magazine of 17 rounds for a compact-sized pistol that's similar in size to a SIG 228 or Glock 19. I also like the consistent trigger pull of the 320 over the DA/SA triggers of the USPs. I originally considered my FNP45 T my bug In/Out home defense gun. I'm simply not a fan of the ergos of the USP and the FNX is fully ambidextrous plus has the US-style mag release which is a plus if you already have other non-HK or … Jul 24, 2012 #1 I have been thinking adding another pistol to the collection and was initially drawn to the FNP-9 and later the FNX. It is a regular model, not the tactical. FN America's FNX™ Series are battle-born, battle-proven, and civilian-ready pistols. As far as comfort under firing conditions, once I installed the smallest back strap the FNX 9 was a comfortable pistol to shoot using 124- … I once had a squib round in the 40, it still cycled without an issue! I have about 2500 rnds through the 40, 1500 in the 9. I had originally planned to buy an HK .45 to replace my USP 9 but took a chance on the FNX when I stumbled across one at a great price. It fits me best and I'm more accurate with it. Taking a Look at the FNX 9mm Pistol. Thread starter px4guy; Start date Jul 24, 2012; P. px4guy Regular Member. All excellent guns IMO. On the plus side, you get an added half-inch/13mm of barrel performance, and the FNX-9 gives you … If I press and release, no issue. Joined Jul 16, 2012 Messages 11 Location Indiana. I will tell you that FN & HK magazines are rediculously expensive. Can't go wrong with any of the three. My preference is the 320 Compact in 40. Currently I have a USP 45 fullsize. Havn't shot the FNX, but it's just the striker fired version of the FNP. I have the USP Compacts in 40&45 and the 320SC & FS in 9 and the Compact in 40. I'd get the FNX over the USP. I've shot/owned a G17, FNP9, FNP45 Tactical, & a HK USP in 45. So, in comparison to a truly compact 9mm, the FNX-9 comes in .79″/20mm longer, 1.1″/28mm taller, 0.3″/7mm wider, and weighs 2.9 oz./81 grams more. It has the threaded barrel and raised sights for the supressor. Many people have never heard of it, and if you’re not careful, just saying the name “FNH FNX” can sound like you’re mad or something is wrong. In this Gun Digest handgun review, Mark Kakkuri reviews the FNH FNX 9mm – an American-made pistol from a venerable European gunmaker. Same with parts. I own a FNX 40 and a FNX 9.
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