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FN America has finally entered the Micro 9 market. The FN Reflex and FN Reflex MDR are polymer-framed, 9mm micro-compact pistols designed to compete with the SIG P365, Springfield Hellcat, and similar CCW handguns. The standard Reflex is a traditional slick-top, slimline pistol; the Reflex MRD is optic-ready with a factory-milled slide.


The following details were provided by the manufacturer:
REFLEX SPECS

PRIMARY FEATURES

In addition to the weapons themselves, FN America has made the Reflex Holster available. The Reflex Holster is a thin-profile, injection-molded Inside the WaistBand (IWB) rig designed to give Reflex-buyers an immediate carry option (though we expect to see numerous after-market options make themselves known soon).

FN America describes the Reflex, in part,
“The FN Reflex is capable of achieving match-grade accuracy from its a 3.3-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, which is housed within a 6.2-inch slide that has front and rear cocking serrations for easy slide racking and press checks. Both models are configured with three-dot iron sights with a tritium front night sight that aids in low light sight acquisition. Micro red dot (MRD) models have a factory-milled slide to direct mount a micro red dot in a few minutes. The optics mount features a top plate that is removed to install a micro red dot and includes mounting screws. The optic mounting system is compatible with the Shield RMSc, Holosun K-series and is capable of accepting more than six micro red dot optics with similar footprints. Configured with the smallest optics, the FN Reflex MRD is extremely low profile, making deep concealment even easier with reduced snag points under cover garments.”

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