The Rock Island Armory M1911-A1 Tactical II is a reliable and high-performance semi-automatic pistol chambered in .45 ACP. Designed for professional use and shooting enthusiasts, this firearm features a fully parkerized frame and slide, providing enhanced durability and corrosion resistance. Its 8-round magazine capacity, combined with a single-action mechanism, ensures quick follow-up shots and consistent performance in various shooting scenarios. The pistol's overall length measures approximately 8 inches, and it weighs around 2.36 pounds, making it a balanced choice for both duty and personal defense.
The Tactical II model is equipped with an extended beavertail for improved grip safety and control. It features an adjustable dovetailed rear sight and a fiber optic front sight, allowing for quick target acquisition and precise aiming. The steel frame is fitted with G10 grips, offering a secure hold even in adverse conditions. This firearm is designed for use with standard 8-round magazines, ensuring ample capacity for most shooting needs. Its rugged construction and thoughtful features make it suitable for competition, duty, or personal protection.
Constructed by Rock Island Armory, the M1911-A1 Tactical II combines classic design with modern enhancements. Its parkerized finish not only enhances appearance but also provides long-lasting protection against environmental elements. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or a collector, this pistol offers a balance of performance, durability, and style. Please note that this firearm requires proper licensing and handling in accordance with local regulations, and it is classified under FFL firearm regulations for safe transfer and ownership.
Features:
- Extended Beavertail for enhanced grip safety and control
- Adjustable dovetailed rear sight for customizable aiming
- Fiber optic front sight for quick target acquisition
- Fully parkerized frame and slide for corrosion resistance
- Steel G10 grips for secure handling
- 8-round magazine capacity for reliable firepower
- Single-action trigger mechanism for consistent shooting
