Wilson Combat EDC X9 9mm Luger – Armor-Tuff Finish, 4" Cone Barrel, Fiber-Optic/Battlesight Sights, 18+1 Capacity
The Wilson Combat EDC X9 blends 1911 ergonomics with a double-stack 9 mm magazine, giving you a slim, concealable pistol that still holds up to 18+1 rounds. Built on Wilson’s proprietary aluminum X-Frame and dressed in a durable Armor-Tuff finish, this pistol offers a 1.5-inch accuracy guarantee at 25 yards and is packed with Wilson “Bullet Proof” parts for long-term reliability.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very Good – showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use. Minor scratches and blemishes are present but do not affect function or appearance.
Bore Condition: Excellent – clean, mirror finish with sharp lands and grooves.
What’s Included
- Wilson Combat grey soft pistol case
- 3 × 18-round Wilson Combat magazines
- 2 × 15-round Wilson Combat magazines
- Holster
- Fiber-optic front sight replacement rods
The 4-inch stainless steel cone barrel features a fluted chamber and flush-cut reverse crown, promoting optimal lock-up and easy maintenance. Paired with the tri-top slide, X-TAC serrations, and a 30 LPI serrated top rib, the slide is fast to manipulate and resists glare during daylight shooting.
Wilson’s X-Frame integrates a wraparound X-TAC textured G10 grip and a flared magazine well, delivering a secure hold and smooth reloads without adding bulk. Despite the 18-round capacity, the grip dimension mimics a traditional single-stack 1911, making the pistol comfortable for a wide range of hand sizes.
The single-action system uses a lightweight solid curved trigger, a skeletonized concealment hammer, and an external extractor for consistent ignition and reliable ejection. A red fiber-optic front sight pairs with the adjustable Battlesight rear, providing a bright, fast sight picture that can be tuned for point of impact.
An unloaded weight of roughly 30 ounces keeps recoil manageable while remaining light enough for everyday carry. Finished entirely in Armor-Tuff, the EDC X9 resists corrosion and wear, ensuring the pistol stays looking sharp after extensive use.