The FN FNX-40 is a polymer-framed DA/SA .40 S&W built for duty and competition. FN no longer makes it, so it's a used buy. Every control on it works from both sides, the decocking and safety lever, the slide stop and the magazine release, and three magazines came in the box.

Magazines came in 10- and 14-round forms, and the gun shipped with two interchangeable backstraps carrying lanyard eyelets. The polymer frame holds replaceable steel rails, so the surfaces the slide runs on can be renewed. The slide was never cut for an optic. At 7.4 inches long and 1.55 inches across on a 4.0-inch barrel, this is a full-size duty pistol.

If you're cross-shopping, the Glock G22 Gen5 is still in production, holds 15 rounds at 28.43 oz on a 4.49-inch barrel and also ships with three magazines, though its trigger weighs the same on every shot. The Beretta PX4 Storm covers the DA/SA side with a staggered 14-round magazine and a 4.02-inch barrel, and it puts the decocking lever on the slide where FN puts it on the frame.