Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro-Compact OSP 9mm with Viridian RFX Green-Dot Sight
The Springfield Armory Hellcat Micro-Compact OSP is one of the earliest micro 9mm pistols to pair a high-capacity magazine with a factory optics cut. This example stands out with an installed Viridian RFX micro green-dot sight, a 13+1 capacity in a true micro frame, and Springfield’s adaptive grip texture for confident control. Its Melonite-treated, hammer-forged barrel and aggressively serrated slide add durability and easy handling in a package that remains remarkably slim and concealable.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent – Showing only faint signs of prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent – Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent – Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol shows light wear on high-contact surfaces consistent with minimal handling.
What’s Included
- Viridian RFX micro green-dot sight (installed)
- Kydex inside-the-waistband holster
- Springfield Armory soft zippered pistol case
- Factory optic cover plate
- 1 x 13-round magazine
- 4 x 11-round magazines
The Hellcat was introduced in 2019 as one of the first micro-compact pistols to deliver double-digit capacity. This OSP version features a factory-milled slide that accepts micro red- or green-dot optics; the included Viridian RFX sight mounts directly to the slide for a low, co-witnessed profile.
A 3-inch, hammer-forged steel barrel treated with Melonite resists wear and corrosion while maintaining tight tolerances. The 1:10" right-hand twist stabilizes the full range of 9mm loads, and the dual-captured recoil spring on a full-length guide rod helps tame muzzle rise.
Forward, rear, and wrap-over slide serrations provide positive purchase from any angle, while the “Tactical Rack” U-notch rear sight allows emergency slide manipulation against a hard surface if the optic is removed. A tritium/luminescent front dot ensures visibility in low light.
The black polymer frame uses Springfield’s adaptive grip texture—smooth when holstered yet abrasive under pressure—to deliver control without snagging. A reversible magazine release supports left- or right-handed shooters, and an integral accessory rail accepts compact weapon lights or lasers.



