Wilson Combat Releases the Hackathorn Special Commander

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posted on August 4, 2017
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Renowned firearms trainer and small-arms consultant Ken Hackathorn drew upon decades of practical experience and his vast collection of custom handguns to develop the "Hackathorn Special." The Commander-size version of the Hackathorn Special is geared toward the needs of the concealed carrier who prefers this model's shorter 4.25" bushing barrel and full-size frame. The one-piece Bullet Proof magwell, concealment hammer/grip safety, and the versatile medium-length trigger were personally selected by Ken as the best for his needs and are standard on this pistol.

Since this model is well equipped with Ken's preferred custom options, the only allowable upgrades are ambidextrous safety, choice of front sight and deluxe hand-polish blued finish. Each pistol will have Ken's signature engraved on the slide.

Specifications:
  • Professional-Size Carbon Steel Frame
  • 30 LPI High Cut Checkered Frontstrap
  • Bullet Proof Round Butt Magazine Well
  • Concealment Bullet Proof Beavertail Grip Safety and Hammer
  • Tactical Bullet Proof Thumb Safety
  • 3½ – 4½ lb. Crisp Trigger Pull with Medium Length Pad
  • Bullet Proof Magazine Release
  • Black G10 Starburst Flat Bottom Grips
  • Countersunk Slide Stop
  • 4.25" Carbon Steel Slide
  • Rear Cocking Serrations
  • Heavy Machine Chamfer on Bottom of Slide
  • Battlesight with Fiber Optic Front Sight
  • 4.25" Stainless Match Grade Barrel and Bushing, Flush Cut Reverse Crown
  • Fluted Chamber
  • 30 LPI Slide Top Serrations
  • 40 LPI Serrated Rear of Slide
  • Ball Endmill Cuts
  • Lightweight Frame Upgrade Available

Features:
  • Available Calibers: .45 ACP, 9 mm
  • Magazine Capacity: 8 rounds (.45 ACP)
  • Barrel Length: 4.25″
  • Overall Length: 7.85"
  • Sight Radius: 5.95″
  • Height: 5.6″
  • Width: 1.3″
  • Weight Empty: 38.2 oz.
  • Weight Loaded: 44.8 oz.
  • Accuracy Guarantee: 1.5″ at 25 yds.

MSRP: $3,750

For more information watch the video or go to wilsoncombat.com

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