Posted by Jason Brumett
The Colt 45 New Agent is a stout concealable pocket pistol packing the punch of a 45, this is one concealable that you can count on. The Colt New Agent in any model has a 3" barrel, an overall length of 6.75", and holds 7 in the mag and one in the chamber.
The Colt New Agent O7810DA has a aluminum allow receiver that has an anodized black finish. This gun has a carbon steel slide that is blued.
All in all this is a pretty good gun from a very reliable manufacturer. Post your reviews below.
In the world of concealable pistols that pack a full size punch, the Colt New Agent is king. Single action models offered in the potent .45 ACP cartridge and the ever popular 9mm, along with a Double Action Only model in .45 ACP, this is the ideal pistol for concealed carry. The three inch, stainless steel bushingless barrel along with a lowered and flared ejection port will provide for excellent accuracy and outstanding reliability. Designed for a snag free draw, the carbon steel slide is fitted with a unique trench style sight. In addition to this trench style sight, the Single Action New Agent is now available for the first time with Crimson Trace® laser grips emblazoned with the Colt logo.
Features
Trench Style Sight
Enhanced Hammer
1918 Style Safety Lock
Standard Grip Safety
3-Hole Aluminum Trigger
Lowered and Flared Ejection Port
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