SCCY CPX-2 Gen 2 9mm Compact Pistol, FDE Frame/Black Slide, 3.1 in Stainless Barrel, 10+1, Made in USA
This SCCY CPX-2 Gen 2 is a compact 9mm with the CBDE colorway pairing a black-finished stainless slide over a Flat Dark Earth polymer frame. It features a 3.1 in stainless barrel, a 10+1 capacity, and an internal-hammer DAO system with no manual safety or magazine disconnect. Built in Florida, USA, this Gen 2 configuration adds finger grooves, a pyramidal slide profile, and clean, carry-oriented controls.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol is in great shape with minor, superficial scratches and blemishes. The bore is clean and shiny.
What’s Included
- SCCY factory cardboard box (model label CPX-2 CBDE)
- Two 10-round steel double-stack magazines with finger-extension baseplates
The CPX-2 Gen 2 runs a double-action-only, internal hammer-fired system designed for a consistent, snag-resistant carry profile. It omits a manual safety and does not use a magazine disconnect, allowing the pistol to fire without a magazine inserted. Controls include a left-side magazine release.
Construction highlights include a black-finished stainless slide with rear serrations, a pyramidal top profile, and an external extractor. The 3.1 in stainless barrel complements a 7075-T6 aluminum receiver housed in a lightweight polymer frame.
Ergonomics are straightforward and practical, with a textured grip and Gen 2 finger grooves that aid purchase. Sights are a 3-dot iron set with a white-dot front post and a dovetailed 2-dot rear for simple, serviceable alignment.
This compact, Florida-made CPX-2 Gen 2 delivers a 10+1 capacity in the CBDE colorway, combining a Flat Dark Earth frame with a black slide. The Gen 2 configuration retains a no-rail profile, keeping the pistol sleek and easy to carry.

