Frequently Asked Questions
FN FNX 9 for sale
How much is a FNX 9 worth?
The FNX-9 typically sells for around $700–$800 new, with FN's MSRP around $824. Used examples generally run $500–$560, based on current market averages. Prices vary by condition and location. Check current listings on GunBroker or local dealers for the most accurate pricing.
Is the FNX 9 a good pistol?
The FNX-9 is well-regarded for its accuracy, reliability, and ambidextrous controls. Its DA/SA trigger suits traditional shooters. Downsides include limited grip customization and a short trigger reset. It performs well for range use and self-defense, though it's discontinued, so availability may be a concern.
Is the FNX 9 discontinued?
Yes, FN discontinued the FNX-9. Used inventory remains available through secondary markets, and some retailers still stock remaining units. Parts and slides also circulate in the used market.
When did FNX 9 come out?
The FNX-9 was introduced in 2009 by FN Herstal as a polymer-framed, double-action/single-action pistol designed for personal defense and competition use.
What are the common issues with FN Tactical?
FN Tactical variants including the FNX-45 Tactical and FNX-45T have reported failure to feed, failure to eject, and stovepipes. Users also report ejected casings striking the shooter's face, intermittent failure of the slide to lock back, and trigger stiffness. Proper ammo selection helps, but these are not simply break-in issues.
What is the difference between FN and FNX?
The FN pistol series and FNX series are both made by FN America. The FNX is a specific polymer-framed, striker-fired pistol line featuring interchangeable backstraps, accessory rails, and ambidextrous controls. "FN" alone is too broad a designation to contrast meaningfully without specifying a particular model.
What is the mag capacity of the FNX 9?
The FNX-9 has a standard magazine capacity of 17 rounds. A 10-round magazine is also available for jurisdictions with capacity restrictions.