Taurus 1911 Lineup Now Includes Officer and Commander Models

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posted on January 17, 2018
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Taurus has expanded its 1911 lineup to include an Officer and Commander models, both chambered in .45 ACP.

                            

The 6 + 1 round Officer model (above) features a 3 1/2” barrel and an overall length of 7.2”, making it the shortest in the Taurus 1911 lineup. The pistol, designed for concealed carry, features a discreet black on black finish, Novak drift adjustable front and rear sights, and checkered black grips.

                         

The Commander model (above) offers an 8+1 capacity, and features a shorter profile than traditional full-size 1911s. With a barrel length of 4.2”, it still maintains a full-size grip, lending itself to concealed carry, as well as self-defense in the home. The pistol features a monochromatic black on black finish, Novak drift adjustable front and rear sights, checkered black grips and extended beavertail. Built with industry-standard components, the Commander is readily customizable.

Taurus 1911 Officer Specifications:
Caliber: .45 ACP
Capacity: 6+1
Finish: Matte Black
Grips: Checkered Black
Firing System: Hammer
Action Type: Single Action Only
Sights: Novak drift adjustable Front and Rear
Slide Material: Carbon Steel
Slide Finish: Matte Black
Overall Length: 7.2”
Overall Width: 1.5”
Overall Height: 5.1”
Barrel Length: 3.5”
Weight: 35 oz.
Includes: Owner's manual, 1 magazine
MSRP: $609

Taurus 1911 Commander Specifications:
Caliber: .45 ACP
Capacity: 8+1
Finish: Matte Black
Grips: Checkered Black
Firing System: Hammer
Action Type: Single Action Only
Sights: Novak drift adjustable Front and Rear
Slide Material: Carbon Steel
Slide Finish: Matte Black
Overall Length: 7.9”
Overall Width: 1.3”
Overall Height: 5.7”
Barrel Length: 4.25”
Weight: 38 oz.
Includes: Owner's manual, 2 magazines
MSRP: $609

For more, visit TaurusUSA.com

 

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