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Caliber: 9mm
Magazine Capacity: 19
Frame Material: Steel
Slide Finish: Duty Finish
Grips: Aluminum
Overall Length: 8.52 in
Barrel Length: 5
Height: 5.85 in
Width: 1.52 in
Weight: 43 oz
Trigger Mech: Single Action
Front Sight: Fiber Optic
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Safety: Ambi thumb safety
It started as an experiment — a grand melding of Dan Wesson and CZ pistols. Borrowing the crisp single action fire control group of a DW 1911 and combining it with the ergonomics and capacity of a CZ, the resulting pistol emerged as something great.
Designed initially for competition use, the DWX has evolved into much more than that, with both full-size and compact variants. Its locked breech barrel system is simple, ditching the standard 1911 link system and using CZ-style takedown via the slide stop. The easier take-down will be familiar to any hammer-fired CZ owner, as is removing the Match-grade barrel due to the bushing-less barrel system that resembles a P-10 or P-09/P-07. Double-stack magazines boost the capacity of the full-size to 19+1 with flush bases, and many standard 1911 parts enable gunsmiths and competitive shooters to tune the X just the way they like it. Sights are easily customized, using a 1911-style dovetailed sight in the front and a CZ Shadow 2 style sight cut in the rear.
With the grip angle and contours that have made the CZ 75 a stand-out in the realm of pistol ergonomics, the DWX is a natural fit to most hands. The full-size DWX uses standard CZ 75 grips, while the compact DWX uses those from a 75 Compact. Corresponding magwells for the 75 series are compatible as well.
With so many ways to tune and customize, the DWX is sure to shine in USPSA Limited Division!
Full-size DWX pistols use a magazine based on the P-09/P-10 F, while compact variants use that of a 75 Compact.
UPC | ECOM00233580 |
Caliber | 9 MM |
Finish | BLACK |
Capacity | 19 ROUNDS |
Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
Action | SEMI AUTO |
Frame Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Slide Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Barrel Length | 5 BARREL |
Receiver Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
Receiver Finish | NOT SPECIFIED |
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