Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round 9mm 4.6 in. – Proven Threadless Comp 1911

Description

The Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round brings a compensated, double-stack 1911 to shooters who live with a 10-round magazine limit. It ships with 10-round Glock G17 pattern magazines and uses a pinned, threadless compensator, two details that make it one of the few comp guns that suits many restricted-state buyers.

Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round Overview

Fusion Firearms of Venice, Florida built the XP Comp on a 1911-based wide-body frame in collaboration with the Italian maker Ermox. The frame is steel with a Picatinny rail, the grip is a modular aluminum unit with a removable magwell, and the slide is CNC machined from bar stock with aggressive forward and rear cuts. Inside is a 4.6-inch Clark/Para ramped bull barrel, a one-piece full-length guide rod and a one-piece steel trigger. The black Tennifer QPQ finish is tough and low-glare, and the pistol weighs about 39 ounces empty.

Why a Threadless Comp Matters

Many states that cap magazines at 10 rounds also restrict threaded pistol barrels. The XP Comp sidesteps the thread question because its compensator is pinned to the barrel rather than screwed on. That said, laws differ on what counts as a compensator or a prohibited feature, so confirm with your dealer or state police guidance before ordering. The comp reduces muzzle rise noticeably, but it adds blast and noise, especially at indoor ranges, and it collects carbon that needs regular cleaning.

Shooting With 10-Round Magazines

Ten rounds means more reloads in a match, so the removable magwell and wide paddle slide stop earn their keep. The heavy steel frame and bull barrel keep recoil soft and the muzzle flat, letting you get more value from every round in the magazine. Glock G17 pattern 10-round magazines are inexpensive and widely sold in compliant versions, so carrying several spares is easy and affordable.

Red Dot and Iron Sight Setup

Novak-compatible combat sights are installed, and the rear sight rides on a removable plate. Swap in the included plate to mount an RMR or SRO footprint optic. For a range or competition gun, a larger window dot like the SRO pairs well with the comp, which keeps the dot in the window during recoil. Use thread locker and the correct torque on optic screws, and recheck them after the first few hundred rounds.

Trigger, Safety and Controls

The one-piece steel trigger gives the short, crisp break that draws people to the 1911 in the first place. An ambidextrous thumb safety makes the pistol friendly to left-handed shooters. Remember that a single-action pistol is carried cocked and locked, so train with the safety until disengaging it on the draw becomes automatic.

Ownership Considerations

This is a heavy, 8.25-inch pistol intended for the range, home defense or competition rather than everyday concealed carry. Holsters are mostly limited to competition rigs and custom Kydex. Fusion is a smaller maker, so resale value and aftermarket support are harder to predict than for long-established brands, but standard 1911 and Glock-pattern magazine compatibility helps keep running costs down.

State Laws and Ownership

Even with 10-round magazines, some states keep handgun rosters, restrict compensators, or have permit-to-purchase rules. Laws change often, so verify the XP Comp is transferable where you live before ordering, and ask your receiving FFL if you have any doubt.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Fusion Firearms
• Model: XP Comp, black, 10-round
• UPC: 789049493195
• Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Platform: 1911-based double stack
• Barrel: 4.6 in. Clark/Para ramped bull
• Compensator: Pinned, threadless
• Magazines: Glock G17 pattern, 10-round
• Sights: Novak-compatible, removable rear plate, RMR/SRO plate included
• Trigger: One-piece steel
• Safety: Ambidextrous thumb safety
• Frame: Steel with accessory rail
• Grip: Aluminum with removable magwell
• Finish: Black Tennifer QPQ
• Overall length: 8.25 in.
• Weight: About 39.2 oz

Before You Buy

Federal law requires that this handgun ship to a licensed FFL dealer, where you complete ATF Form 4473 and a background check. You must be at least 21 years old to buy a handgun from a dealer. Check state rules on compensators and handgun rosters before ordering.

Who It Is For

The Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round is a great fit for competitive shooters in capacity-limited states, 1911 fans who want a flat-shooting double stack, and anyone who already owns Glock-pattern 10-round magazines.

Buy the Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round at MAG5 Firearms

MAG5 Firearms is a family-owned FFL in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. Order the Fusion Firearms XP Comp Black 10 Round online and ship it to your local FFL dealer, or browse our full selection of firearms for more pistols. For factory details, visit Fusion Firearms.