Dickinson LLC DKSN45BM 1911 Adam Full Size Frame 45 ACP 8+1 5″ Matte Black Button Rifled Barrel, Matte Black Serrated Aluminum Slide, Matte Black Steel Frame, Wood Grips

SKU: TSW|179820UPC: 646809582257Mfr. Part #: DKSN45BM

$356.99

Dickinson LLC DKSN45BM 1911 Adam Full Size Frame 45 ACP 8+1 5″ Matte Black Button Rifled Barrel, Matte Black Serrated Aluminum Slide, Matte Black Steel Frame, Wood Grips

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The 1911 Line uses forged steel for both the frame and barrel, ensuring unmatched durability and strength. The Slides are precision-machined using our CNC equipment, ensuring that every dimension and specification meets our rigorous quality standards. Includes hard case.

Additional information

upc

646809582257

manufacturer

Breda/Dickinson

Manufacturer Part Number

DKSN45BM

Action

Single Action

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

8 + 1

Safety

Ambidextrous

Slide Description

Serrated

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