Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer 1911 C3 Crimson Trace is a medium frame, semi-automatic handgun designed for self-defense, recreational, along with conceal and carry shooting purposes. It stems from the Granite Series Rail models that were later renamed Revolution after non-rail models were introduced. Then, the 1911 series models were introduced with modern features on John Browning's classic handgun. Some of the features include an enhanced beavertail safety, extended left side thumb safety, and a skeletonized hammer.
The overall length of the 1911 C3 Crimson Trace is 7.7-inches, with a height of 4.8-inches, and a barrel length of 4.2-inches. The frame material is made from aluminum alloy, and features a black hard anodized finish. The slide material is made from stainless steel, and features a natural stainless finish. The grips are crimson trace burlwood laser grips, and feature 25-line per inch checkering on the straps. The sights are 3 dot low-profile night sights. The magazine holds 7-rounds of .45 ACP ammunition. The trigger is single action only, and has a pull of approximately 5-pounds.
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