Nighthawk Custom Shadow Hawk

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posted on February 2, 2015
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Nighthawk Custom has unveiled its newest series, Shadow Hawk, which boasts many of the subtleties expected from a custom 1911 builder. Heinie Ledge Black Tritium sights, a flat-faced trigger, machined-steel magwell/mainspring housing, V2 grips and nitrite finishing are just some of the features packed into the Shadow Hawk series. Designed with the end user in mind, Nighthawk has added front-strap checkering, a noticeably high undercut to the trigger guard, and a high beaver tail, signaling its custom feel. Trijicon electronic sights are also offered as an option, further customizing the pistol.

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The Shadow Hawk is available in both Government and Commander sizes, a number of chamberings, and offers a broad list of options that will satisfy nearly all requirements for anyone looking to add a custom 1911 to his or her collection. For more information watch the video above or visit NighthawkCustom.com.

 

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