BRN 051970492 1911-380 BLMED PRO RL CMP 3DT

SKU: TSW|135156UPC: 023614850991Mfr. Part #: 051970492

$849.99

BRN 051970492 1911-380 BLMED PRO RL CMP 3DT

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Description

The Browning 1911-380 is ideally suited for concealed carry duty, and for a wider variety of shooters. It features a single-action trigger, both an ambidextrous manual thumb safety and grip safety and a natural grip angle which offers instinctive pointing and a feel that 1911 shooters are already familiar with. The 1911-380 also has a low bore axis, combat style sights, and steel body magazine. Includes magazine and pistol rug.

Additional information

upc

023614850991

manufacturer

Browning

Manufacturer Part Number

051970492

Action

Single Action

Barrel Length

3.63"

Caliber/Gauge

.380 ACP

Capacity

8 + 1

Length

15.5500

Model

1911-380

Number of Magazines

2

Product Type

1911

Safety

Ambidextrous Thumb/Grip

Shipping Weight

3.1

Sights

3-Dot

Sights Type

3-Dot

Slide Description

Serrated

Units per Box

1

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