Let's face it: it's hard for even the most inattentive gun-enthusiast to resist the charms of a 1911, especially if it's an Officer's model. The guys at Ruger know that, and they continue to add new models to their SR1911 family. Like the new SR1911 Officer-Style pistol with stainless steel frame: a nice little blaster chambered in .45 Auto, featuring a 3.60 in / 91 mm barrel and shortened grip frame that makes for an ideal concealment pistol. The most interesting feature is, of course, its steel frame. Compared to Ruger's SR1911 Lightweight Officer-Style, this new model retains in fact additional weight for better balance, lower recoil and greater durability.
Ruger SR1911 Officer-Style: all solid stainless steel
The solid, hefty look of the all-stainless steel Ruger SR1911 Officer-Style inspires a certain degree of confidence.
Yet, with an overall length of 7.25 in / 184 mm and weighing at 31 oz / 878 g this gun is still definitely well-suited for concealed carry.
Frame and slide benefit from a low-glare finish. Grip panels are deluxe checkered G10. Backstrap is also checkered. The SR1911 Officer-Style is equipped with drift adjustable Novak 3-dot sights. Magazine capacity is 7+1.
The classic Series 70 design includes a rounded mainspring housing and an oversized beavertail grip safety. The bushing-less stainless steel bull barrel provides additional weight at the muzzle for improved recoil control, aided by a full length guide rod.
The skeletonized lightweight trigger is aluminum, with adjustable over-travel stop. Hammer is skeletonized too, coupled with a titanium firing pin for faster lock time.
This nice package is offered at a suggested retail price of 979 USD and includes two stainless steel magazines.
Ruger SR1911 Officer-Style: technical data
Caliber: | .45 ACP |
Slide material: | stainless steel |
Frame material: | stainless steel |
Barrel length: | 3.60 in / 91 mm |
Sights: | Novak 3-dot, drift adjustable |
Magazine capacity: | 7 |
Overall length: | 7.25 in / 184 mm |
Weight: | 31 oz / 878 g |
Price: | 979 USD |
07.11.2018