Sorry for playing the "will it fit game"Springfield XD .40 Service Model 4"If so, how much you think this will protrude past the muzzle?Thanks in advance
1293212
All I know is it works perfectly on my Sig 250c .40 cal - Both have 4" barrels and mine does NOT protrude. Go for it.
1293213
awkward fit. not very stable. protrudes about 1/4 of the length of the laser sight if you have the 4 in barrel. probably fits the 5 in barrel better, but do not know for sure
1293214
It wouldn't extend beyond the barrel, even on a compact. However, I would strongly caution against this thing. The mount the device is built on is entirely plastics and total crap. Mine broke after less than 100 rounds. You may not want to hear this, but spend more money if you are buying a laser for anything other than pure aesthetics. I recommend laser max and Streamlight.
371288
I bought it for a taurus pt609 it fit but protruded past the muzzle. I now have it on my ruger sr45. Fits fine. Don't know the specs of your gun maybe you could look them up to compare. Hope this helps.
2011944
I have a Springfield XDS which has a very short rail. It attaches very comfortably. Does extend past the muzzle but so far no problems.Also, you will not be able to fit it in a holster, bedside drawer only.
2235910
I have 2 XD weapons, a full size .45 and a compact 9mm and it fits both of them. The biggest issue you are gonna have is getting the old sights out. I advise paying a gunsmith. As far as I know XD's have a flat blade on the base of the sights? These do too.
2243477
The rear was fine. Maybe I bit wider but not a big issue. The front was a real pita to fit. Too wide for the dove tail and had to stone the heck out of the bottom of the sight to get it to fit. I used an MGW sight pusher without which I'm sure I would have destroyed the front sight. As it was I damaged a bit of the part next to the front sight blade but the gun shoots nicely to point of aim with 115gr ball. So I would definitely recommend gunsmith installation.
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Hey there Fernando, I am a proud owner of this Mad Bull Suppressor and am disappointed to inform you that I do not believe that this suppressor will properly fit your rifle. I briefly looked into the specs on your rifle and it seems to have no threads on the barrel which are necessary to mount this attachment , however I implore you to look into the rifle closer and personally determine wether or not you have threads capable of mounting this product. Sorry bro, try looking into custom pvc pipe suppressors, they work as well for mock suppressors. Good luck
66666
Yes....fits like a glove! It is VERY small. I have it on my XD9 service. (4.04" barrel)
388158
It fits on mine fine. I have not shot it with the laser light on tho...It fell of my 40c when I did go to the range. It seems to fit better on longer railed guns...
524830
I have it mounted on the 40 & it fits like a glove. It literally looks like a factory-part of the gun, not an add on. Very solid...The 40 & 9mm share the exact same frame-I own both, but have the laser mounted on the 40
1195440
If your gun has a standard rail under the muzzle, there shouldn't be a problem. Hope this helps.
1678552
It fits quite tightly on the front of the trigger guard. I don't think it would fit.
2036277
It should fit lots of adjustment well made I like it a lot fits my AR mag just fine and the holster is pretty nice to gits my Springfield armory 40 can sub compact great hope that helps sorry for the late response
348206
Hello, I have 1 of these. If it's the same as mine there should be 2 allen screws holding 1 side on. As you look at this photo it will be in the back or right side of the photo. Unscrew those allen screws w/ an allen wrench appropriate size, the 1 side piece should come off. This is then placed over the end of barrel pushed all the way on and it should slide around the front sight. If your front sight is triangular in shape it won't fit and you probably have a model 91/30. Your sight should be what's referred to as a hood sight. Rounded metal over the actual sight. The muzzle brake should slide on and the piece that came off should be located just behind the guns sight, on top of gun of course. The screw on piece should fit snug just behind the sight in its proper place as when you first removed the piece to slide it on the gun. These screws made by NC Star are cheap quality. If you get it on and screwed on tightly you're lucky! They usually strip out. Find replacement screws if that's possible before installing. To keep these screws on without loosening up while shooting use "lock tight" on the screws. I hope that answers your question.
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I will chime in and say it "should". It is universal, I have had my Smith and Wesson M&P; 40 and 40c, I haven't tried my Springfield XDs, but I don't expect to try with the little single stack. However, I do expect most common double stack semi-autos in standard and compact size ~should~ fit
158538
This fits pretty snug with my shield. I would look compair the width of the slide. My guess is that the Springfield is a bit wider. If that is he case I don't think it would fit at the very least you might find and awkward resistance during draw. You also my experince premature holster wear.
349437
It should fit perfectly. I have a 4" Springfield and there are several inches to spare.
196474
The front sight mounts in the same place as the factory sight if you have a stock barrel. If your muzzle break blocks the blade the front sight is mounted in, it may need to be removed for installation. Mine actually fits within the width of the blade after installed, so you should be able to re-install the muzzle break afterwards if it is not taller than that blade.
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This particular Muzzle device is designed for a non threaded barrel. I would recommend against it on a threaded barrel. Spend the extra money and get a brake or compensator that is threaded and more functional. This one really is just an appearance item.