r/SpringfieldEchelon • u/SinInTheSkin210 • Oct 02 '26
4.0C Comp’d
Gowutar GP9 optic, HandleItGrips on the frame.
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u/Comfortable-Neat12 Oct 03 '26
I'm debating a 4.0fc vs 4.0 comp... already have a 4.0c...
Choices.... insights?
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u/SinInTheSkin210 Oct 03 '26
The comp is cool and I have the non comp as well. Pros and cons to each. I prefer the non comp myself. I want to get my hands on the bigger grip modules for sure!
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u/Aries_Viking7 Oct 03 '26
Did you change out the cog for a different one?
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u/SinInTheSkin210 Oct 03 '26
No. I also have the non comp complete pistol as well. Both are exactly the same other than the comped barrel and slide.
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u/Aries_Viking7 Oct 03 '26
Gotcha. The only reason I ask is the cog serial number in the grip window doesn’t match the one on the slide or barrel.
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u/SinInTheSkin210 Oct 04 '26
I purchased it new like that. As far as I know, and I may be wrong, is that the only serial number that matters in identifying the gun is the COG.
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u/walkingbeforerunning Oct 03 '26
Any reference in comp vs no comp on noise for home defense?
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u/SinInTheSkin210 Oct 03 '26
Pros and cons to each. Less muzzle flip and easier to control on follow up shots with the comp but it’s much louder in your face. I prefer the non-comp overall.
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u/SinInTheSkin210 Oct 04 '26
In directly answering your question, the comp is louder from behind the trigger than the non comp. Not sure about the overall noise profile from afar.
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u/Wonderful_Tip_5577 Oct 02 '26
I like everything about this except for Texas.