Grey Ghost Precision GGP Combat Pistol Compact

Grey Ghost Precision built the GGP Combat Pistol Compact as a complete compact pistol that accepts Gen 3 components. It is chambered in 9mm and uses a reinforced polymer frame, a 17-4 stainless steel slide, and a 416R stainless steel match barrel. The manufacturer specifies a four-inch barrel, a 107.5-degree grip angle, a double-undercut trigger guard, an extended beavertail, and a full-length STANAG-pattern accessory rail. The slide is cut for Leupold DeltaPoint Pro or Trijicon RMR optics and wears a cover plate when no optic is mounted.
The supplied images are consistent with that configuration. This example has a cobalt-grey frame, a black slide, deep front and rear cocking serrations, a flat-faced trigger, extended controls, and an inserted magazine. The front sight has a bright yellow-green ring, while the rear presents a dark notch. Molded geometric texture covers the grip and index areas. No optic is fitted.
The Compact is most interesting as part of the modern factory-custom market. A buyer didn’t have to start with a donor pistol and replace its major parts. Grey Ghost sold the design as a complete firearm with features often found on aftermarket builds. Its Gen 3 component compatibility also connects it to a broad parts and holster market. That gives it practical interest, but it isn’t proof of rarity. No limited-edition status, special provenance, or individual production history was supplied.
The exterior appears clean in the supplied views, with no obvious major damage. Still, photographs cannot establish mechanical function, bore condition, internal wear, or factory originality. Published weight figures conflict, and the exact date of manufacture is not confirmed. Those points should be checked before the listing moves beyond draft.