Handguns

Ruger Introduces SR1911

The Ruger SR1911 is Ruger's first attempt at a John M. Browning M1911-style pistol, and is made entirely in the USA.

By NRA Staff (RSS)

April 18, 2011

4/18/2011

Ruger has announced its first attempt at an M1911-style pistol in the form of its SR1911. The Ruger SR1911 features a bead-blasted stainless steel frame and slide, titanium firing pin and heavy firing pin spring (negating the need for a firing pin block) and an oversized beavertail grip safety.

The SR1911 also features a skeletonized hammer and skeletonized aluminum trigger with adjustable over-travel stop. The MSRP is $799.00

For exclusive photos of the Ruger SR1911, visit the American Rifleman SR1911 photo album on Facebook.

For additional information on the pistol, please visit Ruger's SR1911 page.


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4 Responses to Ruger Introduces SR1911

Elliott wrote:
October 15, 2012

I have been wanting and waiting for a 1911. Was looking for an original but when Ruger came out with the SR1911, it was what I wanted. Had a little trouble getting one as they sell fast. Got one a few days ago and it is sweet. Went to the range and went thru about 200 rounds and felt no fatigue. Shooting between 7 and 40 yards was accurate. Do not have to adjust sights even though it was right out of the box. Dismantling for cleaning is a breeze.

Glenn wrote:
February 19, 2012

Great pistol-just picked one up last week, superbly accurate right out of the box-ate through 75 rounds of ammo without a hitch. This is my first 1911 and love it!

Rob Kiernan wrote:
May 05, 2011

I have got to have one!

Joe Chewning wrote:
May 04, 2011

Is this weapon going to be available for sale in California?