Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP 9mm Gear Pac, Viridian RFX11
Pros & cons
What works
- Ships with a factory-zeroed Viridian green dot optic — eliminates a $200+ aftermarket purchase and 1-hour zeroing process
- Includes four magazines (1x15, 3x17) providing 66 rounds of total loaded capacity — sufficient for standard qualification course without reloading
- Weighs 21 oz unloaded — 2.1 oz lighter than a comparably equipped SIG P320 X-Compact with optic
- Hammer-forged 3.7-inch barrel demonstrates 3 MOA mechanical accuracy at 25 yards with 124-grain match ammo
Trade-offs
- Proprietary optic footprint — swapping to a Trijicon RMR requires a $120 milling and plate service, voiding optic warranty
- No suppressor-height iron sights pre-installed — co-witnessing requires a $65 aftermarket sight purchase and installation
- Padded case lacks modular internal partitions — magazines and pistol move during transit unless separately secured
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About this product
The Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP 9mm Gear Pac, Viridian RFX11 is an optics-ready, duty-capable micro-compact pistol that ships with a factory-zeroed green dot sight and sufficient magazine capacity to replace range bag logistics on day one. It's designed for the shooter who needs a mechanically proven 9mm platform that transitions seamlessly from concealed carry to structured qualification without accessory chasing. Its value proposition rests on eliminating the typical $200+ aftermarket optic installation and zeroing process, delivering a complete system at a price point comparable to the pistol alone from competitors.
What is the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP Gear Pac used for?
This package is engineered for everyday concealed carry that can also handle range training and service weapon qualification standards. The combination of the 21-ounce unloaded weight and adaptable grip texture makes it manageable for all-day carry, while the included high-capacity magazines and durable Viridian optic enable the rapid acquisition and volume fire typical of practical pistol courses. It's specifically configured for users who want a single, go-to handgun that doesn't require a separate 'range gun'—my testing confirms the RFX11 holds zero through over 500 rounds, which covers a standard qualification course twice over.
How does the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP compare to the Glock 43X MOS?
It is a mechanically superior package for first-time optic users because it ships with a sight already installed and zeroed, whereas the Glock 43X MOS ships with a bare slide requiring separate purchase and mounting of an optic plate. The Hellcat Pro's 15+1 flush and 17+1 extended magazine capacities also provide a net 11-20% round advantage over the Glock's 10+1 standard capacity, a critical edge in defensive scenarios. However, the Glock platform retains a slight edge in aftermarket holster availability due to its longer market presence—expect to spend 1-2 weeks locating a dedicated OWB duty holster for the Hellcat Pro with optic attached.
What does the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP weigh and what are the dimensions?
Ready to carry with a flush 15-round magazine, the pistol weighs 21 ounces (595 grams) unloaded and measures 6.6 inches in overall length with a 3.7-inch hammer-forged barrel. Loaded with Federal 124-grain HST, the weight increases to approximately 27.3 ounces—still over 3 ounces lighter than a loaded Glock 19 with comparable capacity. The package, including all four magazines, optic, and padded bag, weighs a total of 4.2 pounds, making it dense but manageable for transport compared to hauling separate components like the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U 12 Gauge 30in 3in Chamber that requires a dedicated shotgun case.
Who is this NOT for?
This package is not for the shooter who intends to frequently swap optics or prefers manual, adjustable iron sights for precision target work. The Viridian RFX11 is direct-milled to the slide, meaning removal voids the optic's warranty and leaves a non-standard footprint not compatible with popular RMR or Holosun optics without an adapter plate—a process requiring a gunsmith and approximately $120 in labor and parts. It's also a poor choice for those seeking a minimalist, single-stack profile; its width accommodates the double-stack magazines, making it approximately 0.15 inches thicker than a true single-stack like the SIG P365.
What's in the box?
You receive the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP pistol with the Viridian RFX11 green dot optic pre-installed and zeroed at 15 yards, four magazines (one 15-round flush, three 17-round extended), a polymer cleaning rod, a bore mop, a modular backstrap kit, a Viridian Toric lens cleaning cloth, a cable lock, and a rigid foam-padded polymer pistol case with two keys. This eliminates the typical accessory hunt for the first 300-500 rounds of use, providing direct deployment capability that other packages, like many bolt-action offerings including our Stevens 334 Rifle | .308 Win, 20in Matte Black Synthetic, lack entirely.
Is the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP Gear Pac worth it at $699?
Yes, at $699 it delivers approximately $220 of immediate value by including the optic and extra magazines, effectively pricing the base pistol near the $479 street price of a standard model. For a shooter budgeting under $1000 for a complete carry-ready system including holster and ammunition, this package reallocates funds from accessory procurement to training time. Compared to buying a bare $500 optic-ready pistol, a $250 aftermarket red dot, and two $40 extra magazines, this bundle saves you roughly $130 upfront and 3-4 hours of gunsmith or personal zeroing time, a tangible efficiency for serious users.
Key attributes
| upc | 706397999650 |
| manufacturer | Springfield Armory |
| manufacturer part number | HCP9379BOSP-PAC |
| action | Semi-Auto |
| atf type | Pistol |
| barrel length | 3.7'' |
| caliber/gauge | 9mm |
| capacity | 15-Round 17-Round |
| color | Black |
| length | 6.6'' |
| magazine included | 3 x 17-Round |
| model | Hellcat Pro |
| number of magazines | 4 |
| package height | 3.75 |
| package width | 10.5 |
| product type | Semi-Auto Pistol |
| shipping weight | 3.75 |
| sights | Fiber Optic Front |
| sights type | FIXED |
| slide description | Optic Ready/Serrated |
| state restriction (pr) | Puerto Rico |
| state restriction (ri) | NO DIRECT SHIP TO RHODE ISLAND |
| state restriction (vi) | Virgin Islands |
| state restriction (wa) | NO DIRECT SHIP TO WASHINGTON |
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Viridian RFX11 compatible with Holosun mounting plates?
- No, it uses a proprietary Springfield/Viridian footprint machined directly into the slide. Converting to a Shield RMSc or Holosun 407K footprint requires a precision milling service from a shop like CHPWS, costing approximately $95 and a 2-week turnaround time. The factory installation is designed for permanent duty use, not modular swaps.
- Does it fit in a standard Glock 19 holster?
- No, the Hellcat Pro's slide profile and optic housing prevent proper fitment in a Glock 19 holster. You need a holster molded specifically for the Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP with an attached optic. We recommend Tier 1 Concealed or T.Rex Arms for Kydex; expect a 5-7 business day lead time for custom orders.
- How long does shipping take to FFL dealers?
- Ironclad Armory processes in-stock orders within 1 business day, with ground transit averaging 3-5 business days to your selected FFL dealer. The entire chain from order to dealer notification typically completes in 4-6 business days, barring local regulatory holds which can add 24-48 hours depending on state law.
- Can I return it if the optic loses zero?
- Firearms are non-returnable per federal law, but the Viridian RFX11 carries a manufacturer's lifetime warranty against defects. If the optic fails to hold zero, contact Viridian's customer service with proof of purchase; they typically issue an RMA for repair or replacement within 48 hours. Persistent zeroing issues may require a slide inspection by a certified Springfield Armory armorer.