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SCCY CPX-2

SCCY CPX-2

7A-SCCY-CPX-2SCCY is relatively new on the scene, but these made-in-the-USA guns are already gaining a reputation as dependable and affordable double-action-only semiautos. The company currently offers two platforms: the manual-safety-equipped CPX-1 and the CPX-2, which lacks a thumb safety. We like the simplicity of the CPX-2. Aluminum alloy frame and Zytel polymer frame keep this gun very light, just 15 ounces. Comes with finger-extension mags installed, but flat bases are included for better concealment.

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