The Browning 1911-380 is a compact and reliable semi-automatic pistol designed to deliver the quality and craftsmanship associated with the Browning name. Constructed from durable steel and featuring a sleek black or silver finish, this firearm offers a balanced combination of form and function. Its 4.25-inch barrel provides optimal accuracy and control, making it suitable for both concealed carry and target practice. The pistol’s ambidextrous safety ensures safe handling for all users, while the white 3-dot sights facilitate quick target acquisition in various lighting conditions. With an 8-round capacity, the 1911-380 is built to meet the demands of responsible shooters seeking a lightweight, easy-to-manage firearm that doesn't compromise on performance. Meticulously tested for accuracy and reliability, this model faithfully replicates the classic 1911 design at approximately 85% of the original size, providing a comfortable and familiar shooting experience. Whether you're an experienced firearm owner or a first-time buyer, the Browning 1911-380 offers a blend of tradition, safety, and precision in a compact package. Its steel construction ensures durability and longevity, making it a dependable choice for personal defense or recreational shooting. This firearm complies with FFL regulations and is suitable for those seeking a high-quality firearm with proven performance and a timeless design.
Features:
- Semi-automatic action provides quick, reliable firing with each trigger pull.
- 4.25-inch barrel offers a balance of accuracy and concealability.
- 8-round magazine capacity for sufficient firepower.
- Caliber: 380 ACP, ideal for personal defense and target shooting.
- Ambidextrous safety for easy and safe handling by both right and left-handed users.
- White 3-dot sights enable quick target acquisition in various lighting conditions.
- Constructed from durable steel with a sleek black or silver finish for longevity and style.
- Compact size, approximately 85% of the full-sized 1911, for easy carry and handling.
