Springfield XD 9 9MM Used Pistol With 20 Round Magazine

About this product

This is a used Springfield Armory XD9, a polymer-framed, striker-fired 9mm duty-style pistol, sold here with a 20-round magazine included. As a used firearm, exact condition varies by unit, and because it is a firearm it ships to a licensed FFL dealer for pickup — never to a home address.

What is the Springfield XD9 good for?

The XD9 has been a mainstay duty and home-defense pistol for years — a full-size, striker-fired 9mm built around Springfield's grip safety design, which some shooters prefer as an added layer of mechanical safety over pistols that rely on trigger safety alone. As a used gun, it is a practical way to get a proven duty-size 9mm without paying new-production pricing.

What magazine does this XD9 come with?

This particular listing includes a 20-round magazine, which is not a Springfield factory magazine for the standard XD9 — factory XD9 magazines typically run 10 to 16 rounds depending on the model variant, so a 20-round magazine here is an aftermarket or extended unit. If magazine capacity matters for your intended use, confirm the exact magazine included and its manufacturer before you buy, since aftermarket extended magazines vary in reliability compared to factory magazines.

Is a 20-round magazine legal to possess in California?

This is important: California law generally caps magazine capacity at 10 rounds for magazines manufactured or acquired going forward, and the legal status of larger-capacity magazines has moved back and forth through ongoing litigation. A 20-round magazine is well above that cap, so if you live in California you need to confirm current law with your FFL before taking possession of this pistol with this magazine — it may not be lawful for you to keep the included magazine even if the pistol itself transfers normally. Do not assume; verify.

What should I expect from buying a used duty pistol like this?

A used XD9 can have anywhere from a handful of rounds through it to a full duty-carry service life, and normal wear items like the recoil spring and magazines are the parts most likely to show their age first. Ask us for specifics on holster wear, finish condition, and approximate round count if known before you order, and budget for the possibility of replacing springs or a magazine or two as routine maintenance on any used pistol, not a defect specific to this one.

A basic function check and a thorough cleaning before the first range trip is good practice on any used pistol, regardless of who owned it previously, and it gives you a chance to catch anything that needs attention before you are relying on the gun for defensive use.

If you plan to carry this pistol rather than keep it strictly as a range gun, running at least a couple hundred rounds of your chosen defensive ammunition through it first is a reasonable standard to hold any used carry pistol to, the same as you would with a new one. Reliability with your specific carry ammunition matters more than reliability with cheap range ball, so do not skip that step just because the pistol cycled fine on a box of practice loads.

Because this is a used firearm sold as-is, we do not make claims about round count fired, holster wear, or cosmetic condition beyond what is visible — ask us directly if you want more detail before ordering through our secure checkout. Once your background check clears, we will coordinate the transfer to the FFL you select.