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Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP vs Glock 48

The biggest cited difference is capacity: Springfield lists a 15-round and a 17-round magazine with the Hellcat Pro OSP, while Glock lists a standard capacity of 10 for the G48. The Hellcat Pro is also sold optics-ready (a milled slide fitting the Springfield Micro footprint); the G48 page we used is not an optic-ready model. The G48 has the longer barrel and length on paper (4.17 inch and 7.28 inch against 3.7″ and 6.6″). Figures are copied from each maker’s own page, checked November 5, 2026.

At a glance

Spec (maker label)Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP 9mm (HCP9379BOSP)Glock G48 (commercial)
Caliber9mm9x19 mm
Magazine capacity(1) 15-Round, (1) 17-RoundStandard: 10
Barrel length3.7″ Hammer Forged Steel, Melonite finish106 mm | 4.17 inch
Overall lengthLength 6.6″Length (Overall) 185 mm | 7.28 inch
Height4.8″ w/ Flush Mag, 5.3″ w/ Extended MagHeight incl. Mag. 128 mm | 5.04 inch
WidthGrip Width 1″Width (Overall) 28 mm | 1.10 inch; Slide Width 22 mm | 0.87 inch
Weight21 oz w/ Flush Mag, 21.4 oz w/ Extended MagWithout magazine: 524 g | 18.48 oz; empty magazine: 588 g | 20.74 oz
TriggerNot yet verified (not in the specs we copied)Trigger Pull 24 N
OpticOptics Ready: “a milled slide fitting the Springfield Micro™ footprint”Not an optic-ready model; Glock lists a separate G48 MOS
Source (checked Nov. 5, 2026)springfield-armory.com Hellcat Pro OSPus.glock.com G48

Like for like: Springfield’s width is “Grip Width” while Glock’s is the overall width of the pistol, so they are not the same measurement. Springfield’s weights are “w/ Flush Mag” and “w/ Extended Mag” and do not say whether the magazine is loaded or empty; Glock’s are “without magazine” and “with empty magazine”, so we do not line the two up. Glock’s height is “incl. Mag.”; Springfield gives a height for each magazine. Glock notes its technical data “are rounded and do not reflect tolerances.” The G48 page we read is Glock’s non-MOS commercial G48. Springfield prints an MSRP on its page; we list none.

Which to pick (on paper)

We have not range-tested these; facts above are from the makers.

Not yet verified

Related: Glock 43X MOS vs Hellcat Pro OSP, Hellcat 3″ vs Hellcat Pro, Glock 48 MOS vs 43X MOS, carry pistol dimensions, Walther PDP F-Series 3.5″ vs Hellcat Pro, all comparisons

Frequently asked questions

How many rounds does the Hellcat Pro OSP hold?
Springfield lists one 15-round and one 17-round magazine with the Hellcat Pro OSP. Glock lists a standard capacity of 10 for the G48.
What is the Hellcat Pro barrel length compared with the Glock 48?
Springfield lists a 3.7" hammer forged steel barrel for the Hellcat Pro OSP. Glock lists 106 mm (4.17 inch) for the G48.
Is the Glock 48 optics-ready?
The G48 page we used is the non-MOS commercial model and lists no optic cut; Glock lists a separate G48 MOS. Springfield names the Hellcat Pro OSP optics-ready on the Springfield Micro footprint.

Sources

  1. Springfield Armory: Hellcat Pro OSP 9mm (checked Nov. 5, 2026)
  2. Glock: G48 technical data (checked Nov. 5, 2026)

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