Rob Pincus continues his comparison of the Springfield XD(M) 9mm compact and XD-S subcompact with advice on holsters and most appropriate carry methods. Features shared by the two handguns are shown, including their medium-weight, medium-length trigger. Rob also discusses concerns with the grip safety and how the XD-S has improved this.
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Great vid. I like the XD-S, just like I like my LC380. Looking forward to an LC9S at some point. I’ll need to compare the two 9mm’s.
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