It's a great gun. Expensive as hell, yes. I previously carried some form of Glock for 30 years (since I turned 21) until I obtained the 3.25" WC SFX9 in the 15-round variant. I have over 3,000 rounds through it, and it is my everyday carry gun. The bore axis is much higher compared to a Glock, but I don't notice any adverse effects from that, especially with the added weight from this all-metal firearm. The only issues I have had were cosmetic - I've worn a bunch of the DLC coating off the slide in some spots due to running drills where I draw from the holster and fire. Wilson said I could send it back and they will fix the DLC, but I can't be bothered. Wilson recommends replacing the firing pin at 5,000 rounds, and the extractor spring at 6,000 rounds. I really beat the hell out of this gun with + P and some occasional +P+ pressure rounds, and and just runs and runs and runs... I put 620 rounds through the gun in an all-day pistol class on one occasion. No problems at all.

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I own it (minus the pic rail). I also own the EDC x9. I much prefer the grip on the EDC. The grip on the SFX is too squared off/brick-like. That being said, it’s a great carry.

👌short and informative. thx for the size comparison with P365. For those who still hesitate... I've been shooting Staccato C2 for few years, and right now I can tell that SFX9 3.25" (espacially with RMR) is definitely a better choice in my opinion. Thx for sharing.