Fusion XP Pro 9MM 4 17RD Chrome Optic Ready
About this product
Fusion Firearms builds the XP Pro as a genuine 2011-pattern double-stack 1911, and this listing is the 4-inch, 17-round Chrome-finished configuration at $1,249, confirmed directly from Fusion's own manufacturer pricing. Fusion is a boutique 2011 builder, selling mostly direct to customers and at MSRP rather than through the mainstream retail discounting common with high-volume manufacturers.
What defines a 2011-pattern pistol like the XP Pro?
The 2011 pattern keeps the 1911's single-action trigger and overall operating system while replacing the frame with a design that accepts a double-stack magazine, roughly doubling capacity over a traditional single-stack 1911. Fusion builds the XP Pro around a standard 4-inch 1911 Clark/Para ramped bull barrel paired with a one-piece full-length guide rod, aimed at improving recoil management and lockup consistency compared to a shorter guide rod setup.
What magazines does this platform use?
Notably, the XP Pro runs Glock 17-pattern magazines rather than a proprietary 2011 magazine, which is a meaningful practical advantage — Glock 17 magazines are inexpensive and available everywhere, unlike the often costly, harder-to-source magazines many 2011-pattern pistols require. This listing ships with two 17-round magazines standard.
What does the slide and optics setup offer?
The XP Pro uses a 4-inch Commander tri-top slide with an RMR-ready optics cut, including an included cover plate and factory cowitness iron sights so the pistol is usable with or without a red dot mounted. A wide paddle-style slide stop makes manipulation easier under stress or with gloved hands compared to a traditional narrow 1911 slide stop.
What does the Chrome finish add over Fusion's standard Black models?
Underneath the finish, the XP Pro uses a Tenifer treatment for corrosion resistance and durability, with the Chrome option adding a chrome overcoat on top of that Tenifer base — giving the pistol both the corrosion protection of Tenifer and a bright, reflective aesthetic finish. Fusion's Black models start at $1,149, with the Chrome finish carrying a modest premium reflected in this listing's $1,249 price.
What's the grip and frame setup like?
The steel frame includes a tactical accessory rail for lights or lasers, and the aluminum grip features a chainlink pattern with a checkered front strap for a secure hold, along with a removable magwell for faster magazine changes — a genuinely competition-oriented feature set on a pistol that also works as a full-size range or duty gun.
What should California buyers confirm?
As a boutique manufacturer, Fusion's pistols may not be as broadly tracked on state rosters as high-volume manufacturers' models — confirm current California handgun roster status for the XP Pro with your FFL before ordering. As a firearm, it transfers through your chosen licensed FFL dealer rather than shipping to your home.
Is a boutique 2011 like this a good first double-stack 1911?
The XP Pro is a genuinely capable platform, but boutique manufacturers generally offer less nationwide dealer and warranty-service coverage than a mainstream company like Smith & Wesson or Kimber, meaning parts or service issues may take longer to resolve. Buyers who value nationwide service network access as much as the specific feature set may want to weigh that against Fusion's more competition-oriented build details, like the RMR-ready cut and removable magwell, before deciding this is the right first double-stack 1911 for their needs, and ask what happens if a part needs replacing after the standard warranty period ends.
FFL transfer required
This item is a firearm and ships only to a licensed FFL dealer, never to a home address. At checkout, enter your preferred dealer as the shipping address, or leave it blank and we will assign a licensed dealer near you at no extra cost. You complete the background check and paperwork with the dealer when you pick up.
California buyers: handguns must be on the California roster for delivery to a California FFL, a Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) and DROS are handled at the dealer, and the 10-day waiting period applies. Out-of-state buyers receive the firearm through their own local FFL under their state's rules.
Specs at a glance
Pros & cons
What works
- Genuine 2011-pattern double-stack 1911 with a factory single-action trigger
- Uses inexpensive, widely available Glock 17-pattern magazines
- RMR-ready optics cut with included cowitness iron sights
- Removable magwell and wide paddle slide stop for faster manipulation
Trade-offs
- Boutique manufacturer pricing sits above mainstream double-stack 1911 options
- Sold mostly at MSRP with limited retailer discounting compared to major brands
- California roster status should be confirmed before ordering given Fusion's smaller production scale
Key attributes
| Transfer | Ships to your FFL dealer |
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Capacity | 17+1 (Glock 17-pattern magazines) |
| Barrel Length | 4 in |
| Action | Single-Action (2011/1911-pattern) |
| Finish | Tenifer with chrome overcoat |
Frequently asked questions
- What magazines does the XP Pro use?
- Glock 17-pattern magazines, which are inexpensive and widely available, unlike many 2011-pattern pistols that require proprietary magazines.
- Is this optics-ready?
- Yes, it has an RMR-ready cut with an included cover plate and factory cowitness sights for use with or without a red dot.
- What's the difference between the Chrome and Black finish?
- Both use a Tenifer base treatment for corrosion resistance; the Chrome option adds a bright chrome overcoat on top, at a modest price premium over the Black model.
- How many magazines are included?
- This listing ships with two 17-round magazines.
- Is Fusion Firearms a large manufacturer?
- No, Fusion is a boutique 2011 builder selling mostly direct to customers at MSRP, rather than a high-volume mainstream manufacturer.