Posted by Jason Brumett
The Sig Sauer 1911 C3 is a medium frame, semi-automatic handgun designed for self-defense, conceal and carry, along with tactical and target practice purposes. It has modern features based off the classic 1911 John Browning design. Some of the features include a beavertail safety grip, extended thumb safety, skeletonized hammer. The hammer, trigger, and barrel are all match grade.
The overall length of the 1911 C3 is 7.7-inches, with a height of 4.8-inches, and a barrel length of 4.2-inches. The slide material is made from stainless steel, and features an all natural stainless finish. The frame material is made from aluminum alloy, and features a black hard coat anodized finish. The grips are custom rose wood, and feature 25-line per in checkering on the front strap. The sights have 3 tritium green dot low profile sights. The magazine holds 7-rounds of of .45 ACP ammunition. The trigger pull is single action only, and has an approximate pull of 5-pounds.
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