'Fork just got it from Springfield Arms.  Read its instructions, removed a plastic safety piece to keep it from firing, loaded magazines, showed it to several, and hauled it around some concealed.

Pros:

• Smaller profile than its nearest competitor the Glock M26

• Holds 13+1 rounds with the shorter clip it comes with and can be concealed with care

• Reportedly aims better

• Plenty of second-thought proof safeties - in battery, cocked, grip-trigger

• A little less expensive that its nearest competitor the Glock M26

• Comes in the ubiquitous 9mm, including 147 grain softpoint from Silver Bear, reckoning that this Croatian-made will eat Rooshun ammo  burplessly

Cons:

• Heavier than its nearest competitor the Glock M26

• Holds 16+1 rounds with the longer clip it comes with and cannot be concealed without printing in most conditions, especially for most ladies and slimmer gents - 'Fork's opinion

• Not lots of holster options

• Bitch to load the clips (not necessarily XD9-exclusive)

• No aftermarket for parts ('Fork's opinion . . . really stoopid), gotta send 'em back to the maker

• No way to decock the mutha - no accessible hammer - gotta clear and squeeze

Comment:  Yes, clips.  Not magazines.  Clips.  A magazine is a belly bay full of munitions, a hanging box full of .50 caliber,  etc.  Bite me.

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