No, Rock River's latest 1911 doesn't want a cracker. It is, however, built on a polymer frame with a polymer mainspring housing and a polymer shoed trigger. There is a 4140 steel billet frame insert and the slide is also of that alloy. Not a bad looking 1911, with a contemporary twist. The company will also offer interchangeable colors on the frame body for those seeking something other than black.
Includes a raised front and rear iron sight for a lower 25-percent co-witness.
A gun show trip turns up to be an unusual kind of training ammunition.
In this week's episode of "I Carry," we have a Taurus GX4XL 9 mm pistol in a JM Custom Kydex AIWB Wing Claw 2.5 holster along with a C&H Precision EDC RMSC red-dot sight.
Now available in 2.5 and 5 inch versions.
Available in either red dot or green dot versions.
Hodgdon Powder to acquire the popular reloading equipment manufacturer.
