The slide itself is a standard FN 509 slide. So you won’t have to look for a shorter slide over other guns. So any 509 holsters with an optics cut will work for this firearm.
Will a FN 509 fit a Glock 19 holster?
Unfortunately, no, it’s not. The FN 509 slide is wider than a Glock 19 slide, and the 509 has completely different dimensions. As such, the 509 won’t fit in a holster molded specifically for a Glock 19.
Will the FN 502 fit in 509 holsters?
The 502 is very similar in size to its older brother, the FN 509. As a matter of fact, the 502 can fit in many 509 holsters.
Is the FN 509 better than Glock?
From a distance, the FN 509 beats the Glock, but up close, the Glock Gen 5 frame feels higher quality. Not to mention, the Gen 3 and 4 frames feel similar to the FN 509. Overall, the quality on the FN seems higher than the quality on the Glock.
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What is so special about FN 509?
Slide Release/Slide Stop
Another ambidextrous feature on this gun is the slide stops. The FN 509 slide stops are placed in a great location, right where your thumb can get easy access to quickly drop the slide once you’ve loaded in a new mag.
Is the FN 502 a fixed barrel?
The 502’s barrel is fixed, and has recesses to lock into in the frame. This allows for great accuracy, but also reduces the amount of recoil needed for the gun to function. I’d chock this up to part of why our 502 functioned really well.
Will FNS mags fit 509?
FN 509® Compact 9mm 10 Round Magazine
Will not work with FNS or FNX series pistols.
Are FN 509 slides interchangeable?
The FN 509 was designed from the outset to be a pistol platform. As such, the slides and frames from the various models are all interchangeable.
What red dot fits the FN 502 tactical?
The FN 502 Tactical has mounting plates compatible with the Trijicon RMR footprint, Vortex Venom footprint, and Shield RMS footprint. The Holosun Holosun HE407K-GR X2 Red Dot Reflex Sight uses a modified Shield RMSc footprint.
Is the FN 5.7 armor piercing?
It is classified by the ATF as armor-piercing (AP) handgun ammunition, and its sale is currently restricted by FN to military and law enforcement customers.
Does the military use the FN 509 tactical?
Available for commercial, law enforcement, and military.
What does FN stand for in guns?
FN’s story begins in 1889, when Fabrique Nationale d’Armes de Guerre (National Factory of Military Weapons) was formed to manufacture 150,000 Model 89 Mauser rifles for the Belgian military.
Is FN or HK better?
The overall feeling of the HK VP9 is a little bit better than the FN 509. It just feels better in the hand. That said, the FN 509 is still a very ergonomic handgun. For me, I seem to be able to grip it a little bit tighter than the HK VP9.
Are FN good for concealed carry?
Concealed carriers also benefit from the signature FN Edge Series fire control group, to dramatically increase speed and accuracy over standard firearms. The flat-faced trigger has a smooth take up and clean, 90-degree break.
Are FN pistols good concealed carry?
FN 503™ Pistol
The FN 503, roughly the size of your hand, conceals quickly and discreetly without compromising on features or performance. The excellent trigger and soft recoil of this slim 9mm pistol make the FN 503 comfortable and controllable to shoot.
What handgun Do Navy SEALs use?
In 2015, the Glock 19, a compact 9 mm, was added to the SEAL handgun inventory. The SEALs plan to eventually replace the P226s with the newer Glocks. For now, the M9 continues to be the primary sidearm for U.S. uniformed personnel worldwide and the P226 continues to be the primary handgun of the SEALs.
Is the FN 509 accurate?
Using the Hornady 115-grain XTP and Remington 115-grain FMJ loading, several five-shot groups of 2.5 inches were fired. A few were smaller. The pistol is accurate enough for defense and service use. Firing offhand, the FN 509 Tactical gave excellent practical accuracy.
Is FN a military gun?
The FN Manufacturing LLC plant in Columbia, South Carolina, is part of the military division of FN. It is primarily responsible for the production of U.S. military weapons, such as M16 rifles, M249 light machine guns, M240 machine guns, and M2 machine guns.