M-1911 45-Caliber Pistol Non-Firing Replica

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M-1911 .45 U.S. Military Side-Arm
Non-Firing Replica

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Collector Classic Replica of the M1911 .45 Caliber Pistol with commemorative wood U.S. grip

This model comes with "U.S." wood grips in honor of those who have carried this reliable and historic piece in the service of our country.

Collector Classic M1911 .45 Caliber Replica in an art quality walnut frame with velvet-like backing, and brass identification plate, brass mounting studs and hanging hardware included

Framed Wall Display of the M1911 Military Pistol

#27-201 -- The M1911 was the official sidearm of the U.S. Armed Forces for most of the 20th Century. We've created this handsome wall display to commemorate its place in military history. The ultra-realistic, metal and wood replica pistol is displayed in a handsome, black-trimmed walnut frame, mounted on brass hanging studs. The historic role it played in our country's history is memorialized on a brass plaque mounted on the frame.

The high-quality, metal and wood replica pistol can be removed from the frame to experience the authentic working action of the slide, hammer cock, and trigger pull.

^$199^.95

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Authentic GI holster for the M1911 .45 caliber auto pistol, brown leather, stamped U.S., leather tiedowns and button snap close.

#04-500 - Standard GI holster for the .45 automatic. Thick brown leather with hooks for a standard GI web belt, and slots for standard belt. Stamped U.S., with leather tie-downs and button snap.

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Collector Classic Replica of the M1911 .45 Caliber Pistol that was standard issue for all branches of the American armed forces from 1911 to the 1980s

#01-301 - Black, Wood Grip

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M1911 .45 Caliber Collector Classic Replica - View B with short recoil frame retracted. Shown with the clip that inserts in the handle.

The M1911 is a single-action, semiautomatic pistol that fires the .45 ACP cartridge. The self-loading design pioneered by Hiram Maxim in 1880 was the first to use recoil energy from firing a bullet to reload. Maxim's design was the model for the short-recoil firing system at the heart of the M1911 and most modern centerfire pistols (see View B above).

^$159^.95

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#01-301US - Black, Wood "U.S." Grip

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