IWI JERICHO for Sale

Quick Look

The IWI Jericho is an Israeli-made semi-automatic pistol, developed in the 1990s as a civilian variant of the military Jericho 941. It emphasizes durability and versatility with a robust steel frame and reliable design. The Jericho remains popular among law enforcement and civilian shooters for self-defense and duty use.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven reliability in harsh conditions
• Steel frame for durable handling
• Wide aftermarket accessory support
• Available in multiple calibers
• Classic design with modern features

Key Variants

Jericho 941 — Popular variant for duty and defense with 9mm and .40 S&W options.

Jericho 941F — Features a full-size frame and polymer grips for comfort and control.

Jericho 941 R — Compact model suited for concealed carry and personal defense.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Iwi Jericho	Glock 17	Sig Sauer P320
MSRP	$600 - $700	$500 - $600	$600 - $700
Capacity/Size	13+1 rounds (9mm)	17+1 rounds (9mm)	17+1 rounds (9mm)
Weight	39 oz (steel frame)	22 oz (polymer frame)	29 oz (polymer frame)
Optics-Ready	No	Some models	Yes
Trigger Type	Double-action/single-action	Safe action striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Robust steel frame and classic design	Lightweight and widely adopted	Modular grip and optics-ready
Notable Con	Heavier than polymer-framed pistols	Less traditional double-action option	Some find trigger less crisp

Best Use Cases

• Self-defense and concealed carry
• Law enforcement duty sidearm
• Range training and target shooting
• Home defense
• Collectors valuing Israeli firearms

FAQs

Can I use standard 9mm ammunition in the IWI Jericho?

Yes, the Jericho 941 is chambered for 9mm and reliably shoots standard factory 9mm rounds.

What is the typical magazine capacity of the Jericho 941?

Standard magazines hold 13 rounds of 9mm ammunition for most Jericho 941 models.

How does the Jericho's trigger system operate?

The Jericho employs a double-action/single-action trigger system providing a heavier first pull followed by lighter subsequent shots.