Faxon Firearms Introduces the Value-Conscious FX-19 LT Series
Faxon Firearms is proud to announce the newest addition to its growing lineup of FX-19 pistol options. The new FX-19 LT series includes non-threaded match series flame-fluted barrels, two different slide profiles to choose from, and an RMR/507C optics cut complete with a lower 1/3 co-witness front sight. These entries into Faxon’s own “Gucci Glock” series will run you about $800 which is slightly less than some of the other similar pistols out there.
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Faxon Firearms Introduces the Value-Conscious FX-19 LT Series
Introducing the enhanced Faxon FX-19 LT lineup – an evolution of the renowned FX-19 series by Faxon. Elevating the bar for value while retaining top-tier performance is our hallmark with the LT series.
Crafted on the foundation of an SCT® Frame, this series introduces non-threaded Faxon Match Series Barrels designed for G19, boasting our patented Flame Fluting® technology. To cater to your preferences, you can select between the Patriot or Hellfire slide profiles.
The Hellfire option boasts a tritium front sight, while the Patriot offers a vibrant red fiber optic front sight. Each FX-19 LT model comes complete with reliable Glock® OEM 10-round magazines, fortified by Faxon’s unwavering Lifetime Guarantee. Welcome to The Fellowship of Firearms®.
All FX-19 LT pistols accept GLOCK® aftermarket parts, accessories, and magazines.
Patriot
Slide
- Faxon Match Series G19 Barrel
- Machined in-house from 416-r Stainless Steel
- Enhanced front, rear, and top serrations
- Optic cut for Trijicon RMR or Holosun 507C
- Machined posts in optic cuts for optic locating and recoil absorption
- Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) Finish
- Fiber-Optic Front Sight (Lower 1/3 Co-Witness w/Red Dot)
Frame
- SCT® Manufacturing Frame
- Custom Polished Front & Rear Slide Rails
- Double Undercut Trigger Guard
The Faxon Firearms FX-19 LT pistol is available now for $775 directly from the Faxon Firearms website to your chosen FFL. The pistols ship with Glock OEM 10-round magazines as standard. The addition of the two new LT models brings the total number of complete handgun offerings that Faxon Firearms has to five total. However, the Patriot LT is by far their least expensive option with the Hellfire costing just a hair more at $850 while still being less expensive than the standard version of the Hellfire which costs nearly $1,200. To see the other options in the FX-19 line you can visit this page here.
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Aight, as of Sept 23,2023 I decided to do a price check and compare faxon’s fx19 $775 (their budget) against a Gen five Glock.
Here’s the run down…
*New Glock 19 Gen 5 Glock MOS is around $620
*Vets and first responders can get a blue label price of $477.40 via GT Distributors.
*For those of us with FDE fetishes, Gunbroker has a buy it now Gen 5 MOS in coyote for $679
Im not going to bother doing a price check on Gen III MOS because even those are well below faxons cheapest offering. However it doesn’t say what generation of parts their using in their builds. If I had to guess, Gen III?
So if these guns take Glock parts? Why not just get a glock? Even used ones are just a good as one new in box. If you look around you’ll even find deals with red dots mounted to them and their still below or at the same price as the faxon patriot.
If faxon can cut down on the aggressive unnecessary machining cuts in their slides and just put on what the gun needs and leave off what it doesn’t, then I think they can compete with Glock. Maybe.
Kudos to faxon for building these.
A glock can never look as good and classic as a 1911 or browning HP so it has to go the other way on the spectrum and look so ugly and ridiculous that it could be appealing