Model: PERFORMANCE CENTER® Model SW1911.Let’s take a look at the standard PC1911’s technical specs. They guarantee that every product from their line is the “ultimate expression of old-world craftsmanship blended with modern technology,” and the PC1911 verifies exactly that. S&W’s Performance Center (PC) Line is the epitome of precision gunsmithing. Purpose: Competition Shooting, Home Protection, State Compliance.Barrel/Slide/Frame Material: Stainless Steel.Let’s take a closer look at some of the SW1911 E-Series notable specs. The E-Series was updated inside and out its distinct appearance and all-new mechanical components fuse together to create a state-of-the-art firearm. To summarize the E-Series in one sentence: They are the perfect blend of government model/factory custom pistols, paired with serious stopping power and impeccable aesthetics. The SW1911’s are available in either the E-Series or the Performance Center, but even within these two lines, there are several variants. In 2011, S&W discontinued all of their previous versions but thankfully has restored their line with an impressive collection of around a dozen variations of the 1911. Smith & Wesson 1911 E-Series Smith & Wesson 1911 Performance Center PistolĪlthough Smith and Wesson began manufacturing 1911’s in the early 2000’s, it took less than ten years for them to scrap their models and start fresh. #wcw The weapons: SW1911, Springfield XD, HM Defense AR-15 The woman: Stephanie Fisher * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Photo by * * * * * * * * * * * #smithandwessoncorp #SandW #smithandwesson #sw1911 #1911disease #weaponcrushwednesday #womancrushwednesday #johnbrowning #jmb #johnmosesbrowning #jmb1911ig #1911life #1911heaven #m1911 #1911 #m1911a1 #1911a1 45 ACP chambered pistols comparable to the M1911. But history had trouble saying goodbye to them the Army’s dissatisfaction with the stopping power of the 9mm, led to a re-adoption of. Their reproduction of the 1911 is still popular to this day.Īt the end of the century, the Beretta M9 took over as the U.S military’s handgun of choice after a long and storied military career for the 1911. One of the companies that won a contract was America’s oldest gun maker, Remington Arms.
In fact, during World War I, demand was so high that the U.S Army had to seek additional contracts that Colt (the original manufacturer) couldn’t fulfill. The 1911 quickly found its way into the battlefield, and has seen action in nearly a dozen wars and conflicts around the world. The original Model 1911 was designed by the American weapons pioneer John Browning in 1911, ultimately becoming a U.S. Smith & Wesson 1911 Smith & Wesson 1911 Pistol Below, I’ll go through the history, makeup, and specs of the SW1911 pistols so you can get a glimpse of how impressive they truly are. Lately, the 1911 has solidified itself as one of the top CCW’s around the world due to its single-stack mag and thin build.įurthermore, because the demand for them has soared, dozens of companies have attempted to replicate the 1911, but the S&W version stands out as a top contender. Not only are 1911’s trusted by militaries and law enforcement organizations across the globe (such as the FBI, Delta Force, and the South Korean Air Force), they’ve also become a standard among competition and recreational shooters. Its popularity alone attests to its incredible capabilities. In 2003, they decided to revamp a long-standing American Classic, the 1911 pistol. S&W has always been at the forefront of handgun engineering since their formation in the mid-1800’s. Similarly, few firearms have influenced warfare and defense as much as the 1911 semi-automatic pistol. Throughout my research, I’ve found only a few companies which have impacted the arms industry as much as this one. For me, one company clearly stands out as my favorite – and that is the American-based Smith & Wesson Co. Recommended for you: Personalized Handcuff Keys.In my experience shooting and reviewing guns, it’s become increasingly difficult to be impartial to certain manufacturers and models. Weight: 12 ounces-Smith & Wesson Part #: 350132.These come with two keys and instructions and have a dull satin nickel finish. Smith & Wesson has a lifetime warranty on their handcuffs against manufacturer defects. The Model 1 handcuff needs an oversize handcuff case or handcuff strap.
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