The rail guns of today are as common as seeing a shotgun at an outdoors store. They were not always an available feature on pistols until Glock came around and kind of made it standard. You can think of tactical as kind of a new thing. The propaganda of rails has made most gun manufacturers add this addition to guns that originally never featured them. Which brings me to one of the sexiest guns in my opinion. It would eventually happen that Colt would add a rail to the iconic model 1911. Before
they started adding rails to multiple guns, they introduced the Colt 1911 rail gun. Here's a look at a
modern day colt 1911 rail gun and it's listed features. I've highlighted some of the key ones for you to take note of.
they started adding rails to multiple guns, they introduced the Colt 1911 rail gun. Here's a look at a
modern day colt 1911 rail gun and it's listed features. I've highlighted some of the key ones for you to take note of.
- Type: Pistol
- Action: Single Action Hammer Fired Semi-Auto
- Caliber: 45 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP)
- Barrel Length: 5"
- Capacity: 8+1
- Safety: Thumb Safety, Grip Safety, Firing Pin Safety
- Grips: Double Diamond Rosewood
- Sights: Novak
- Weight: 36.5 oz
- Frame Finish: Stainless
- Case Type: Hard Plastic
- Purpose: Personal Protection
- Series: Government 45 Semi Automatic Pistol
- Finish: Stainless Steel
- Stock: Rosewood Grips/ Checkered
- Overall Length: 8.5
- Features: Aluminum Speed Trigger/ Elongated Slot Hammer
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