Diamondback Firearms DB9 9mm FDE Pistol

A: Looks like Taurus almost acquired them. Interesting. http://www.taurususa.com/news-detail.cfm?newsID=50 other articles say the deal never closed.

A: Last I heard they were still independently owned and operated.

A: This comes with 1 magazine.

A: This DB pistol comes with (1) 6rd magazine. ((Specifications)): - Capacity: 6+1 rounds - Weight: 11 Ounces - Length: 5.60" - Height: 4.00" with mag - Width: 0.80" - Barrel length: 3.00".

A: Hi Justin, 1 - 6 round magazine. Specs - Capacity: 6+1 rounds - Weight: 11 Ounces - Length: 5.60" - Height: 4.00" with mag - Width: 0.80" - Barrel length: 3.00".

A: 1 6 round mag specs UPC: 815875011408 Description: DBF DB9 9MM DAO PST B 6RD FDE Brand: Diamondback Firearms Model: DB9 Type: Pistol: Semi-Auto Caliber: 9MM Finish: Black Action: Double Action Only Stock: Flat Dark Earth Polymer Frame Sight: Fixed 3-Dot Barrel Length: 3 Overall Length: 5.6 Weight: 11 oz Capacity: 6+1 # of Mags: 1 Safety: Zero Energy Striker Firing System Packaging: Plastic Case Features: Mechanical Firing Pin Block, Steel Magazine Catch

A: 1 6 round mag specs UPC: 815875011408 Description: DBF DB9 9MM DAO PST B 6RD FDE Brand: Diamondback Firearms Model: DB9 Type: Pistol: Semi-Auto Caliber: 9MM Finish: Black Action: Double Action Only Stock: Flat Dark Earth Polymer Frame Sight: Fixed 3-Dot Barrel Length: 3 Overall Length: 5.6 Weight: 11 oz Capacity: 6+1 # of Mags: 1 Safety: Zero Energy Striker Firing System Packaging: Plastic Case Features: Mechanical Firing Pin Block, Steel Magazine Catch

A: Hi Logan, Yes this is Gen 2

A: This is the Gen 2 DB

A: Yes Gen 2. How to tell the difference is the # of Trigger screws and slide serration design here : https://www.google.com/search?q=gen+1+vs+gen+2+db9&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi96PLSqMbaAhXvYN8KHZO-BCMQ_AUICygC&biw=1280&bih=618#imgrc=LfwG9At1vFedKM:

A: No difference Savannah, same exact pistol. Buds buys firearms in large lots and pass the savings along to Customers such as yourself. Prices at Buds are tied to stock level so as stock goes down, prices will creep back up.