ITALIAN FIREARMS GROUP TANFOGLIO DEFIANT STOCK I for Sale

Quick Look

The Tanfoglio Defiant Stock I by Italian Firearms Group is a precision pistol designed for competition shooters seeking speed and accuracy. Engineered with a focus on ergonomics and recoil control, it has gained respect within IPSC and USPSA communities. Its popularity continues to rise among competitive marksmen.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Exceptional recoil management with ergonomic stock grip
• Optimized for high-speed competitive shooting
• Durable steel frame with precision-machined components
• Wide aftermarket support for custom tuning
• Balanced weight distribution for rapid target transitions

Key Variants

Tanfoglio Defiant Stock I

Designed for competitors needing a reliable, ergonomic stock pistol with superb handling.

Tanfoglio Stock II

Offers incremental updates with improved sights and trigger options for advanced shooters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Tanfoglio Defiant Stock I	CZ Shadow 2	Walther Q5 Match
MSRP	$1,700+	$1,800+	$1,900+
Capacity/Size	17+1, 9mm	17+1, 9mm	17+1, 9mm
Weight	45 oz	47 oz	44 oz
Optics-Ready	Yes, modular slide	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Notable Pro	Ergonomic stock grip for competition	Excellent out-of-the-box accuracy	Light recoil with match-grade barrel
Notable Con	Less widespread aftermarket than CZ	Heavier than some competitors	Higher MSRP

Best Use Cases

• IPSC and USPSA competition shooting
• Action shooting sports and tactical training
• Range practice for precision and speed
• Collectors of high-performance stock pistols

FAQs

Can I use aftermarket sights on the Tanfoglio Defiant Stock I?

Yes, the Defiant Stock I supports various aftermarket sight options compatible with its slide design.

What is the standard magazine capacity for this pistol?

The standard magazine capacity is 17 rounds of 9mm, suited for competition rules.

How does its recoil compare to similar competition pistols?

The ergonomic stock grip significantly reduces recoil for faster follow-up shots versus typical single-stack pistols.