Springfield Echelon
Springfield's new full-size pistol, and its innovation is in a place nobody else had touched — how the optic mounts. Its pin system accepts almost every red dot on the market with no adapter and no machining. If you don't know which optic you'll want two years from now, this is the pistol that won't lock you in.
What's good about it
- Accepts almost any optic without adapter plates — an advantage nobody else has
- Removable fire control unit, similar to the modular approach
- Durable Melonite finish and an accurate full-size frame
What's less good
- Too big for concealed carry
- New in Israel — few holsters and few people who have shot it
- Price at the top end
Common user reviews
The remarks that come up most often among owners in Israel and abroad, good and bad. These are user opinions, not our test.
Common praise
- Most common praise: the optic mounting system solves a real headache
- Accurate and stable, feels like a top-tier pistol
- The grip is natural and comfortable
Common complaints
- Most common complaint: expensive
- Still few accessories and holsters on the market
- Too big for everyday carry
Generations and versions
Which optics fit it
The Springfield Echelon uses the VIS mounting system, which takes almost any optic on the market with no plate and no milling. That is its big advantage.
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