SPRINGFIELD XDM 40

Springfield XDM .40 S&W handgun specifications vary by model, but generally feature a .40 S&W caliber, a match-grade barrel, interchangeable backstraps, an accessory rail, ambidextrous controls, and multiple safety features like a passive grip safety and a striker status indicator. Magazine capacity is typically 16+1 or 10+1 depending on the specific model and locale.
Common Features Across XDM .40 Models
Caliber:
.40 S&W
Barrel:
Match-grade, supported, and often Melonite-coated for corrosion resistance
Frame:
Ergonomic frame with "Mega-Lock" texturing for grip and interchangeable backstraps for a custom fit
Sights:
Typically 3-dot, with some models offering a fiber optic front sight for rapid acquisition
Controls:
Ambidextrous magazine release buttons for ease of use for both left and right-handed shooters
Safeties:
Includes a passive grip safety, a striker status indicator to confirm readiness, and a loaded chamber indicator
Accessory Rail:
A Picatinny rail on the dust cover for mounting tactical lights or lasers
Takedown:
Features an ambidextrous takedown lever for simplified field stripping
Variations
Standard vs. Compact vs. Competition:
The XDM series includes full-sized, compact, and competition variants, each with different barrel lengths and capacities to suit various shooting needs.
Capacity:
While the standard capacity is often 16+1, some models are available in low-capacity configurations, such as 10-round magazines for compliance in certain states or for concealed carry.
Finish:
The slide is often treated with a Melonite® finish for enhanced durability and rust resistance.