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MSRP lands at $1,399, putting it right in the middle of the PDW market. Not budget. Not outrageous. Right where most serious buyers expect it to be.

MSRP lands at $999 for both calibers, which puts it squarely in that mid-range 1911 category. Accessible, but still built with the materials people expect from a traditional setup.

This thing is basically a bolt-action .308 stuffed into a compact, modular chassis, and it definitely leans more “mini precision rifle” than anything you’d associate with a traditional handgun.

Instead of buying a rifle and then piecing together the rest, this package is built to get you range-ready right away.

If you’re into that old-school “wood and steel” vibe, this one stays right in that lane.

“The original XD established a new standard for striker-fired pistols at its launch 25 years ago,” said Steve Kramer, Vice President of Marketing for Springfield Armory.

The Aimpoint® COA®A-CUT integrates directly into the slides of these Springfield Armory pistols via a full-length dovetail secured by a front hook and rear wedge.

Springfield Armory is moving quickly to support the Aimpoint COA optic, adding factory A‑Plate slide cuts across several pistol lines starting in March.

Springfield Armory built the 10‑8 Performance Master Class as a collaborative project with Hilton Yam of 10‑8 Performance, a retired FBI Special Agent and longtime SWAT firearms instructor.