Is there a 9mm Colt 1911?

Is there a 9mm Colt 1911?

Colt’s new Defender is available in 9mm with features like G-10 wood grips, a new carry cut on the slide to help with concealment and blackened-out rear sights.

How much is a Model 1911?

The 1911 is often considered a real man’s gun or the pistol of a professional. Prices range from less than $500 to beyond $5000, and that’s before gold inlays, engraving, or genuine ivory grips are added in.

Does Colt make a 9 mm?

The Colt Defender™ offers power and performance every time. Now available in 9mm and the classic . The Colt Defender is an accurate and reliable workhorse able to withstand the rigors of everyday carry and numerous trips to the range.

Does Colt still sell 1911?

The Colt Custom Shop is currently accepting custom 1911 and SAA orders. Please contact Customer Service at 800-962-2658 for a RMA number and include the appropriate form (1911 or SAA) with your shipment. Colt will perform work on 1911 pistols that were manufactured by Colt only.

What caliber is a 1911?

The M1911 is a semi-automatic, single-action-only pistol that operates off of a short recoil system. It utilizes the . 45 ACP round and feeds from a single stack magazine. Over time the pistol’s popularity has seen it become chambered in dozens of different calibers, from 22LR to 50 G.I.

What is a black Army 1911?

Colt’s 1911 “Black Army” pistol. According to Colt, the limited run of vintage ‘Black Army’ pistols were designed to invoke the World War I heritage of the M1911’s original blackened finish that Colt used in lieu of the standard Carbonia Blue finish to boost wartime production.

Is a Colt 1911 a good gun?

Modern pistol designs have made the 1911 obsolete in its role as a combat sidearm. It’s finicky and demands constant attention that a warfighter can’t afford to offer. But when it’s tuned and running well, it’s the most accurate pistol out there. Warnings aside, the pistol’s appeal is strong and romantic.

How many rounds does a 1911 9mm hold?

John Browning’s classic single-stack design is the most common magazine type in a 1911. This sucks for capacity, and every extra round you can fit into the magazine is a great accomplishment. A 9mm 1911 can often hold ten rounds in a flush-fitting magazine. That’s two more than 45s and one more than 10mms.