AF AA39X1QID-XDBK19 AF1911-ROMULUS 3.5 STD

SKU: LIP|AF39X1QIDXDBK19UPC: 810100535339Mfr. Part #: AA39X1QID-XDBK19

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AF AA39X1QID-XDBK19 AF1911-ROMULUS 3.5 STD

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Description

The AF1911 Romulus delivers full-size performance with Alpha Foxtrot’s modern 2011-style engineering. Featuring a black polished DLC finish on the frame and slide; Bull barrel; Night Fision sight; Picatinny rail; ambidextrous thumb safety; flared magwell and is RMSC/RMR optics cut. Includes MOS adapter plate, RMSC and RMR plate, 17rd and 20rd magaine.

Additional information

upc

810100535339

manufacturer

Alpha Foxtrot

Manufacturer Part Number

AA39X1QID-XDBK19

Barrel Length

3.5"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

20 + 1

Safety

Thumb

Shipping Weight

3.9

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

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