BLG MAUSER 1911 22LR 5 WALNUT GRIPS 10RD

SKU: TSW|141716UPC: 713440971105Mfr. Part #: 4110602

$345.99

BLG MAUSER 1911 22LR 5 WALNUT GRIPS 10RD

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Description

Caliber: .22 LR – Weight: 975 g / 2.15 lb – Length: 218 mm / 8.58 in – Magazine Capacity: 10 rounds – Barrel Length: 127 mm / 5 in – Grip Safety – Adjustable Sights – Metal Magazine – CNC Aluminium Slide – Ambidextrous Wing Safety – Chemical Polished Trigger Parts – Threaded Barrel

Additional information

upc

713440971105

manufacturer

Mauser Rimfire

Manufacturer Part Number

4110602

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

10 + 1

Length

12.2500

Number of Magazines

1

Safety

Ambidextrous Thumb

Sights

Adjustable

Sights Type

ADJUSTABLE

Slide Description

Serrated

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