FN 66-101760 REFLEX XL MRD NMS 9M 1X15 1X18 FDE

$672.00

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The FN Reflex XL MRD stacking tight groups on target with match-grade accuracy is instinctive. Featuring an internal hammer; the trigger is the smoothest, most refined fire control in an FN carry pistol; a multi-faceted grip texture delivers more control at speed; reversible mag release; tritium front sight and all black squared U-notch rear sight; non-proprietary slimline accessory rail compatible with SureFire XSC and Streamlight TLR-7sub flashlights for 43X MOS. Include a 15rd and 18rd magazines and two interchangeable backstraps.

Additional information

UPC	845737019044
Manufacturer	FN America / FN Herstal
Manufacturer Part Number	66-101760
Barrel Length	3.3000
Caliber/Gauge	9mm
Length	8.2500
Capacity	18
State Restriction (CA)	NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA
State Restriction (RI)	NO DIRECT SHIP TO RHODE ISLAND
State Restriction (WA)	NO DIRECT SHIP TO WASHINGTON
State Restriction (IL)	NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA
Number of Magazines	2
Action	SEMI-AUTO
Sights Type	FIXED
Slide Description	Optic Ready/Serrated
Safety	No Manual
Model	Reflex XL
Sights	Fixed Night Sights
Product Type	Single Action Only
Rate of Twist	1:10" RH
Barrel Finish	Black
Package Height	2.6
Package Width	11.2
Shipping Weight	2.7
ATF Type	Pistol

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