Combine Les Baer’s Comanche-length slide and and Officer’s Model-size frame with the snappy .38 Super cartridge and you end up with a semi-custom M1911 that delivered groups of less than two inches at 25 yards. And the Stinger not only shoots, but it looks good, too, delivering all the craftsmanship one expects from Les Baer. For more, watch the video segment above from American Rifleman TV.
Video: Les Baer Custom Super Stinger
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