The DR920 is a 9x19mm striker-fired pistol with a 17-4 stainless steel slide and a 416R stainless barrel. The frame is textured polymer. Two configurations are available: Combat at 23 oz and Elite at 22.4 oz. Both share the same 7 3/4-inch overall length and 5 1/4-inch height. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: DR920 
• Caliber: 9x19 (9mm Luger) 
• Action: Striker fire 
• Weight: 23 oz (Combat); 22.4 oz (Elite) 
• Frame: Textured polymer 
• Length: 7 3/4 inches (unthreaded) 
• Height: 5 1/4 inches 
• Slide Material: 17-4 Stainless Steel 
• Barrel Material: 416R Stainless Steel 
• Trigger Pull: 4.5 - 5.0 lbs 
• Capacity: 17+1 rounds 
• Front Sight: Green Outline, Tritium Dot 
• Rear Sight: Black Serrated 
   

Features 

The slide and barrel are machined from higher-grade stainless alloys than typical production pistols, which contributes to the DR920's durability. Trigger pull runs 4.5 to 5.0 lbs - light enough for fast splits, with enough weight to avoid accidental discharge. The tritium dot front sight works in low light without batteries. The threaded barrel variant supports suppressor or muzzle device attachment. 
 

Use Cases 

Fits right-handed shooters across skill levels. The combination of capacity, night sights, and aftermarket compatibility makes it popular for home defense and range use. The Glock footprint means parts availability is wide.

The DR920 draws consistent praise for build quality. Owners note the slide and barrel feel more substantial than typical production pistols, and most report reliable function through extended range sessions. Accuracy is frequently called out as a strong point, with many shooters hitting good groups right out of the box.

Ergonomics get favorable marks - the grip fits well in most hands and the controls are easy to reach. The aftermarket compatibility is a regular talking point since the Glock-pattern dimensions open up a large parts and accessory ecosystem.

On the downside, price comes up in most discussions. Some shooters feel the cost is justified by the materials and fit; others prefer to spend less and upgrade incrementally. Customer support experiences are mixed: positive interactions are reported alongside complaints about slow response times on warranty claims.