ACP M1911 AL-FS .45ACP

SKU: CA-INSTORE-7585AECBUPC: 4806015514213Mfr. Part #: 51421Item #: 2026-01076

$599.99

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In stock at County Armory in Greenville, TX. Condition: New. Call (903) 259-6600 with questions.

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Description

Custom engraved by County Armory in Greenville, Texas. This M1911 A1 FS is chambered in .45 ACP.

Additional information

upc

4806015514213

manufacturer

ACP

Manufacturer Part Number

51421

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

8 + 1

Length

10.2000

Model

GI Series

Number of Magazines

1

Package Height

2.6

Package Width

10.2

Product Type

Pistol

Rate of Twist

1-in-16

Safety

Beavertail

Shipping Weight

3.5

Sights

Fixed

Sights Type

FIXED

Slide Description

Serrated

Condition

New

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