About HS
HS Produkt, a Croatian firearms manufacturer, was established in 1991. Initially named IM Metal, the company underwent a rebranding in 2001, adopting its current name following the notable success of their HS2000 series of semi-automatic pistols. The company has a strong presence in the United States market, where Springfield Armory, Inc. distributes several of their firearms under various brand names including Hellcat, XD, and Echelon. Notably, about ninety percent of HS Produkt’s firearms are exported to the U.S., underlining the significant demand and popularity of their products in the American firearms market.
About HS H11 Pro RDR
The H11 Pro RDR is a mid size micro-compact pistol from Croatian manufacturer HS Produkt. It features a polymer frame and a hammer-forged barrel. This single-action, striker-fired pistol is distinguished by its high magazine capacity, holding 15 rounds in a double-stack magazine, a significant enhancement over the non-Pro version which has a magazine capacity of 11 rounds. This increased capacity is a notable feature for a pistol this size. In the box, you also get a 17-round extended magazine. HS H11 Pro RDR incorporates both a trigger safety and a firing pin safety, along with a loaded chamber indicator. The grip’s texture is akin to fine-grit sandpaper, ensuring a firm hold. Its sighting system includes a fiber optic front sight and a dovetailed rear U-notch sight, enhancing aiming precision. Compared to the non-Pro model, this pistol is longer and heavier, weighing 595 grams without the magazine, measuring 167.5 mm in length, and featuring a 94 mm barrel. Its size and weight remain sufficiently low to make it suitable for concealed carry. The HS H11 Pro RDR includes two Picatinny slots located underneath the front part of the pistol, designed for the attachment of accessories. The pistol can handle the +P ammunition, but it is important to follow the manufacturer’s safe use guidelines.
In the US market, this pistol is distributed by Springfield Armory, Inc. as the Hellcat Pro.
The gun is available in the 9×19 caliber.
The HS H11 Pro RDR is offered in two colour variants:
- Black
- FDE
Each colour variant is available with or without a threaded barrel. Models featuring threaded barrels are silencer compatible.
HS H11 Pro RDR is optic ready.
Optic ready properties of HS H11 Pro RDR
HS H11 Pro RDR has an optic cut that measures 43 mm in length and 20.9 mm in width.
The design of the optic cut on this handgun is made to accommodate a red dot sight with a Shield RMS mounting standard.
Red dot sights that can be mounted directly onto the optic cut of HS H11 Pro RDR
No adapter plates are included in the box. If you wish to mount a red dot sight that does not use the Shield RMS mounting standard, a suitable converter plate is required.
Converter plate mounting options
Note: Using a converter plate results in a high-profile setup of the red dot sight.
Shield RMS below, Docter above
These plates allow the user to convert the mounting surface, making it suitable for attaching red dot sights that use the Docter/Noblex mounting standard.
Shield RMS below, Trijicon RMRcc above
These plates allow the user to convert the mounting surface, making it suitable for attaching red dot sights that use the Trijicon RMRcc mounting standard.
Shield RMS below, C-more above
These plates allow the user to convert the mounting surface, making it suitable for attaching red dot sights that use the C-more mounting standard.
If you manufacture adapter plates for this pistol and are interested in cooperation with us, send an e-mail to [email protected].
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Dear David,
David, thank you for your kind words.
The primary goal of these articles is to offer detailed information on cuts and plates, as such specifics are hard to come by elsewhere with the same level of detail.
It is, of course, in our plan to provide video material as well. Stay tuned!