SCCY CPX-2 9mm Pistol
Updated: January 9th, 2013
SCCY has announced the CPX-2 compact 9mm pistol. The CPX-2 is essentially just a CPX-1 without the manual safety. By removing the safety they were able to decrease the MSRP by $20. Some customers the lack of a manual is a feature. Those that disagree can pay the extra $20 for the CPX-1.
Stainless Steel Two Tone CPX-2
The CPX-2 MSRP is $319 for the two-tone model and $299 for the black model.
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My 9mm is on it's third trip back to the repair shop, misfires, jams, blow back in your face. The gun is not for big hands, the price is right, but if the gun does not fire when you need it to fire it is !00% worthless. I would not bet my life on this gun. I like it but it needs more design corrections.
As an experienced handgun and longarms shooter, I own and carry a CPX2TT, and have enjoyed shooting it. Perhaps best of all, the company has what must be the best customer service in the industry, and backs the Lifetime Warranty (stays with the weapon - doesn't end with the original owner) of their pistol with it. I've talked with their customer service, and they've quickly handled any question or need I've had. Nice folks building a nicely finished pistol and apparently trying to improve it as they go. Like every firearm out there, all being mechanical, there will always be "something that can go amiss"... but these folks take care of whatever it might be with their product. What more could you ask for, often for less than $300? (I paid $275 for mine, brand new, a couple of months ago.) The folks on here who've complained publicly would be more well served to complain to SCCY, who'll "do right by them", in my experience. Nicely designed 11-round firepower in a compact, handsome configuration that really looks and feels more like a $400+ weapon.