9mm Double-Stack 1911
Featuring a full-size double-stack 1911 that combines the classic design and ergonomics of the 1911 platform with a wider grip to accommodate a higher-capacity magazine. Popular in competition and tactical use, it offers enhanced firepower without sacrificing the precision and trigger feel the 1911 is known for.
This is what everyone loves about the APACHE and refers to it as “butter.” This coating is highly corrosion resistant against saltwater and rust. The added benefit after long hours of shooting, is that all carbon build up easily wipes away.
The thread-on compensator reduces recoil and muzzle rise by redirecting expanding gases upward and outward through a large port. This helps shooters maintain accuracy during rapid fire. It also creates a fantastic competition companion and improves stability.
PVD-coated, user-adjustable competition flat trigger offers enhanced durability, corrosion resistance, and a smooth finish. Its flat design provides consistent finger placement, while the adjustable features allow users to fine-tune pull weight and travel for optimal performance in competitive shooting.
Added strength without the added weight. The MJD-CFK Nylon Proprietary material made from Carbon Fiber/Kevlar and GF Nylon. Included on the grip is a flared tactical magwell.
Crafted with the highest standards of quality and integrity. Every component reflects our professional gunsmiths' spirit of innovation, hard work, and craftsmanship.
OPERATION APACHE SNOW was a major U.S. military campaign conducted in May 1969 during the Vietnam War, aimed at clearing North Vietnamese Army forces from the A Shau Valley. It is most known for the fierce battle for Hill 937, later called “Hamburger Hill,” due to the heavy casualties suffered by both sides.
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LIFETIME WARRANTY |
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FULL-SIZE COMPETITION |
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PROPRIETARY PVD COATINGS |
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AMBIDEXTROUS SAFETY SELECTORS |
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FLAT SHOOTING EXPERIENCE |
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AMERICAN MADE |
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PRECISION MACHINED |
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KELVAR & CARBON FIBER GRIP |
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1913 PICATINNY FRAME RAIL |
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TACTICAL MAGWELL |
General Notes: FFLs can purchase firearms that are not legal in their state if they are for sale to law enforcement, military, or out-of-state sales. Connecticut is the exception; they can only order firearms to fill law enforcement and military orders and cannot keep regulated firearms as stock.
