
Overview
Diamondback DB9FS 9mm Luger 4.75in Black and Stainless Pistol – 15+1 Rounds -With extensive research on the form and function of the tactile-enhanced grip, the operator will find the design enhances control, while providing consistent hand placement. The flared magwell aids in fast and reliable reloads while the extended magazine base pad provides a secure grip during loading, handling and shooting the DB FS Nine.
Diamondback has incorporated a trigger safety and firing pin block safety with a short, positive reset, minimizing trigger travel for faster cycle times. A cocking indicator is located at the rear of the slide, providing visual and tactical recognition. For quick target acquisition, fixed, three-dot sights are mounted onto the stainless slide. Both front and rear tactical serrations provide firm engagement between the user’s hand and the DB FS Nine’s slide, allowing for a better grip during manipulation. The dust cover has an integrated MIL-STD1913 Picatinny rail for tactical lights, lasers and other accessories, extending its versatility for everyday carry, home defense, training or use on the range. The 4.75in Chromemoly barrel on the DB FS Nine provides a long, 6.25in sight radius, aiding the overall accuracy of the pistol during practice and competition.
- Chromemoly barrel
- Both front and rear tactical serrations
- Stainless slide
Specifications
| Action | Pistol |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 15+1 |
| Barrel Length | 4.75in |
| Finish | Black & Stainless |
| Grips | Black Polymer |
| Sights | 3-Dot |
| Weight | 21.5oz |
| Cartridge | 9mm Luger |
| Gun Model | FS NINE |
| State Compliance | Colorado Compliant |
| Type | Centerfire |
Buying a handgun online in Texas
Handguns ship to the Texas FFL dealer you name, and you must be 21 to take the transfer. The dealer completes Form 4473 and the NICS check, or may accept a current Texas License to Carry in its place. Since September 2021 a qualifying adult 21 or older can carry a holstered handgun without a license, and DPS still issues the LTC for reciprocity. Our Texas License to Carry guide explains both. General information, not legal advice; check the current Penal Code.



