Remington Announces Model 1911 R1 Limited Series Pistol

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posted on June 19, 2018
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Remington has announced the new Model 1911 R1 Limited Series pistol. Features include a 5” match-grade stainless steel barrel; ambidextrous extended thumb safety; and adjustable match-grade skeletonized trigger. Additional highlights are a fiber-optic front sight and fully adjustable LPA target rear sight;  full-length, once-piece guide rods; wide rear and front cocking serrations; extended beavertail grip ; PVD finish; VZ G10 grips and stainless steel frame and slide. 

                           

                    


For more, visit Remington.com.

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