Designed by Bill Wilson and Wilson Combat engineers, the X-frame is a 15-round, high capacity 9mm 1911 frame that is similar in size to a traditional compact, single stack 1911.

We are excited to introduce the EDC X9 2.0, which builds upon the foundation of its predecessor, featuring upgrades that deliver superior performance and reliability without sacrificing the visually striking aesthetics that have won widespread admiration since its …

Wilson Combat has redefined the defensive handgun with the EDC X9, a modern hybrid of our EDC 9 1911 slide assembly mated with the all new high-capacity X-frame. This ground-breaking design combines the accuracy, ergonomics and trigger pull of the classic.

Feb 15, 2018 · The Wilson Combat EDC X9 is light, compact, reliable and holds 15+1 rounds of 9mm Luger ammunition. It is essentially a modern agglomeration of the 1911, Hi-Power and Glock.

Wilson 1911 EDC X9 9mm, 4" Barrel, Black, G10 Grip, Ambi Safety, 15rd - $2592.99 Wilson Combat's EDC X9 is an everyday carry, 1911 with match-grade accuracy, superior ergonomics, and concealability with modern service pistol capacity and reliability.

Introducing the EDC X9 2.0, the next evolution of a legend that began in 2016. Born from the classic 1911 design and enhanced with modern innovations, this pistol captivates with its blend of timeless appeal and advanced features.

The Wilson Combat EDC X9 9mm defensive handgun is now available with a 3.25" subcompact barrel and slide assembly. This rendition of the EDC X9 is a very fast-handling defensive carry gun.

We are proud to introduce the EDC X9 2.0, an evolution of its predecessor that incorporates significant upgrades to enhance performance and reliability, all while preserving the visually striking aesthetics that have garnered widespread admiration since its initial launch.

May 18, 2017 · Bill Wilson and his engineers at Wilson Combat set out to create a high quality, all-metal 9mm high-capacity gun specifically for every day carry. The Wilson Combat EDC X9 nails it. Think about it. Most manufacturers usually make a larger gun and then shorten it …