The SCCY CPX-1 Gen3 RDR is a compact 9mm semi-automatic with an orange polymer frame and stainless steel slide. It weighs 0.9 lbs, holds 10+1 rounds, and has a 3.1-inch barrel in a 6-inch overall package. Unlike the CPX-2, the CPX-1 adds a manual thumb safety. The optic-cut slide accepts red dot sights, and two magazines are included. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: SCCY Industries 
• Model Name: CPX-1 Gen3 RDR 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger 
• Action Type: Double Action Only (DAO) 
• Capacity: 10+1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 3.1 inches 
• Overall Length: 6 inches 
• Weight: 0.9 lbs 
• Frame Material: Polymer with an orange finish 
• Slide Material & Finish: Stainless Steel Slide with serrated surface; optic cut 
• Sights Configuration: Glock 43 Style sights 
• Safety Features: Manual thumb safety 
• Magazines Included: Two magazines provided 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The CPX-1 uses a DAO action. Every pull is the same weight. The manual thumb safety sets it apart from the CPX-2 and is useful for those who want that extra mechanical check. The stainless slide with optic cut is factory-ready for a red dot without any machining. Glock 43-style sights are standard, with a common footprint for easy swaps. The orange frame makes it easy to identify and stands out from the typical catalog of black polymer pistols. 
 
At 6 inches overall and 0.9 lbs, the CPX-1 handles well as a concealed carry or backup gun. Two magazines ship with the pistol.

The SCCY CPX-1 Gen3 RDR gets a mixed reception, similar to other SCCY models.

Buyers appreciate the price. It's one of the more affordable optic-ready compact 9mms available. The compact size and 0.9 lb weight are consistently praised for all-day carry comfort. The 10+1 capacity is considered adequate for personal defense. The orange and stainless aesthetic also gets attention from buyers who want something distinctive.

Critical feedback clusters around a few areas: the DAO trigger pull is heavier than many shooters prefer, which can hurt accuracy for those not used to it. A subset of owners report occasional feeding issues, particularly with certain hollow point loads. Aftermarket accessory availability is more limited than for mainstream brands. Some owners also note the finish can show holster wear faster than expected.

For buyers focused on value in a compact, optic-ready 9mm with a manual safety, the CPX-1 Gen3 RDR is worth a look, just run your carry ammo through it thoroughly before trusting it.