Springfield Armory is coming out with a new concealed weapon called Hellcat. The capacity you might ask? Well, 11-round and 13-round extended.
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Looks to me like trying to take a chunk of the Sig 365 market, and beating it by 1 round. I am interested, as I have been looking at the 365XL.
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Hmm, how come I suspect a certain gun company may not like SA stealing the name of their gun…
Names aside, I think I would go for the Sig P365 or P365XL.
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@Fred_G I suspect the name Hellcat is not trade marked. I would hope that their legal department would have done a search… 
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Could be! Would still be cheesy of SA to take someone’s gun name.
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HS Produkt builds a fine gun… but I have been ignoring Springfield Armory ever since SB 1657. Have to see some details on this gun to determine if they have suffered enough. I don’t see the grip safety that almost all the XD line had (I don’t think the XDe had a grip safety), is this going to be a seperate line?
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I don’t see grip safety on this gun. Here is the link to the new product:
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Is it me or does it feel like the major gun manufacturers are trying to outdo each other to control the concealed weapon market?
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Of course! That’s what business is. Theoretically, the competition spurs them all on to better products and pricing.
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Capitalism…
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There is also a Hellcat in Marvel Comics… I couldn’t find a picture that wasn’t incredibly anatomically correct to share. 
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Hmmmmmm a Hellcat? Would it be a bad thing to consider along with a Hellephant to go into my 1977 Ranchero? Or I might just stick with a 408 Stroker considering I used to shoot a 408. I may have to play with one.
Cheers,
Craig6
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I have an issue with Springfield Armory after their stance on the second amendment. But, they do make decent firearms.
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Amateurs 
One of the guys I work with is salivating over it though.
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