Surefire XSC for Hellcat: Does it fit on this pistol?

We had a question asking how well the Surefire XSC fit some other subcompact pistols, so we are collecting a few of the pictures and notes here.

XSC fitment on Springfield Hellcat. Sticks out some, but fits like it is meant for this pistol.

Springfield XDS-9: Fits on the rail well. Switches are a little forward, but this position seems quite usable.

CZ P-10S: Fits on the rail well. Switches are forward, but quite usable.

Taurus G3C: The Taurus rail has a bevel, and this makes the XSC a little less stable. Screwing down hard enough, it appears serviceable. Switches are forward, but usable.

HK VP9SK: Fits tight on the rail, and the switches are positioned almost perfectly. The light bezel ends at the muzzle end for those who prefer that configuration.

Glock G19/4: The obligatory Glock picture. This light fits OK on the rail, but the bezel sticks out beyond the muzzle, and there is a larger space between trigger guard and the rear of the light. The switches are plenty usable for those with larger hands though.

Jul 6, 2021CZ, Glock, Heckler & Koch, Springfield, Surefire, Taurus

fitment, Surefire XSC

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Shan is the founder of Werkz LLC, which equips citizens and professionals with holsters for their light bearing pistols. Shan has carried concealed since 1990, and started Werkz in 2010 out of a passion for designing holster solutions. Realizing the lack of quality holsters for pistols with lights, Shan focused the company on providing light bearing holsters. Shan's high-tech engineering background helps drive detailed improvements in both the design and manufacturing of light bearing holsters. Shan established Low Light Defense to provide the community with quantifiable and unbiased information on weapon and handheld lights.

Shan holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, an MBA, a Juris Doctor, and is a member of the Oregon State Bar.