Long cataloged, this 1911 was originally a mil-spec WWII-style M1911 chambered in .45 ACP cartridge, 5" barrel, old-style fixed sights, standard checkered brown plastic grips, lanyard loop on mainspring housing, and traditional 7-round magazine. Currently chambered only in .45 ACP, this model has also been offered in 9mm and .38 Super. Weight about 38 oz. One of the arms evolving over the years, early versions had a GI ejection port, while modern ones have a lowered, flared port and modern high-profile sights. Originally offered Parkerized only, blued and stainless steel have been offered. The "Legacy" is the new entry-level model (Parkerized only). Mil-Spec or stainless steel are upgrades. Note: Add $175 for Mil-Spec; Add $275 for stainless steel.

Introduced in 2003. This .45 ACP pistol has a 5" barrel, with Bo-Mar adjustable three-dot rear sight. Also a number of special features such as extended mag well, titanium firing pin and beavertail grip safety. Stainless steel magazine capacity 7 rounds. Black stainless steel finish. Weight about 35 oz. Discontinued.

Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Fitted with a 5" barrel. Fixed sights. Matte stainless steel finish. Black plastic grips. Weight 36 oz. Introduced in 2003.

This .45 ACP pistol has a 5" barrel, with lightweight alloy frame and bi-tone finish. Novak Lo-Mount sights. A large number of special features. Checkered Cocobolo grips. Magazine capacity 7 rounds. Weight 30 oz. Introduced in 2003. Discontinued.

Similar to standard Model 1911, but chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Offered in stainless steel. Equipped with three-dot sights, beveled magazine well and checkered walnut grips. Weight about 39.2 oz. Note Add $50 for Bomar sights.

Chambered for .45 ACP or .38 Super. Fitted with a three-chamber compensator. Rear sight is adjustable. Extended thumb safety and Videcki speed trigger are standard features. Also, checkered walnut grips, beveled magazine well, and Commander hammer are standard. Weight 40 oz. Note: Factory Comp pistols chambered for .38 Super may bring a small premium. Discontinued.

Same as above, with 13-round magazine. Discontinued.

Single-shot pistol built on Model 1911 frame. Available in two barrel lengths; 10.75" and 14.9". Offered in .22 LR, .223, 7mm-08, 7mmBR, .357 Magnum, .308 and .44 Magnum calibers. This conversion kit is available for those wishing to use it on their own Model 1911 pistol frames. Discontinued.

Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Fitted with a tapered cone dual port compensator, reversed recoil plug, full-length recoil spring guide, fully adjustable rear sight, serrated front strap, rubberized grips and Commander-style hammer. Capacity 8-round magazine. Finish is bi-tone. Weight 40.16 oz. Discontinued.

As above, with loaded features: precision fit frames, slides and barrels, flat serrated mainspring housing, lowered and flared ejection port, Delta lightweight hammer, loaded chamber indicator, titanium firing pin, carry bevel treatment, ambidextrous thumb safety, high hand beavertail grip safety, dovetail front sight, Novak or adjustable rear sight and adjustable speed trigger. Discontinued.

Available in blue or bi-tone, this .45 ACP fitted with 4.5" barrel and compact compensator. Equipped with Commander-style hammer and three-dot sights. Walnut grips are standard. Comes with 7-round magazine. Weight 37.2 oz. Note: Add $40 for stainless steel. Deduct $50 for Parkerized. Discontinued.

Fitted with 4.5" barrel and single port compensator. Magazine holds 8 rounds of .45 ACP. Frame is alloy. Weight 30 oz. Discontinued.

Same as standard blued steel Compact model, with Parkerized finish.

Features 6" barrel, 3-dot fixed sights, checkered wooden grips and 8-round magazine capacity. Finish stainless steel. Weight 38 oz. Introduced in 1997. Discontinued.

As above, with loaded features: precision fit frames, slides and barrels, flat serrated mainspring housing, lowered and flared ejection port, Delta lightweight hammer, loaded chamber indicator, titanium firing pin, carry bevel treatment, ambidextrous thumb safety, high hand beavertail grip safety, dovetail front sight, Novak or adjustable rear sight and adjustable speed trigger. Discontinued.

This .45 ACP pistol has a shortened slide, barrel and reduced size frame. Fitted with 4" barrel, 8-round magazine, Commander hammer, checkered walnut grips and special 3-dot sights. Weight 33.4 oz.

Same as above, with Parkerized finish.

Same as above, but offered in stainless steel. Weight 33.4 oz.

As above, with loaded features: precision fit frames, slides and barrels, flat serrated mainspring housing, lowered and flared ejection port, Delta lightweight hammer, loaded chamber indicator, titanium firing pin, carry bevel treatment, ambidextrous thumb safety, high hand beavertail grip safety, dovetail front sight, Novak or adjustable rear sight and adjustable speed trigger. Discontinued.

Includes same features as Champion, with shortened grip frame length. Discontinued.

A lightweight aluminum frame, with Novak night sights. Checkered rubber grips. Finish OD Green and Black Armory Kote. Weight 28 oz. Introduced in 2004. Discontinued.

Features a 3.5" .45 ACP barrel, with 7.125" overall length. Has a stainless steel frame, beveled mag well, speed trigger, match-grade barrel and walnut grips. Weight 31 oz. Note: Deduct $100 for blue or Parkerized finish. Discontinued.

Same as above in .380-caliber, with alloy frame. Weight 24 oz. Discontinued.

Same as Ultra Compact Model, with Parkerized or blued finish.

Same as Ultra Compact 1911-A1, but fitted with a compensator built into barrel and slide.

Same as above, with Parkerized finish.

Chambered in .45 ACP (10- or 13-rounds) or 9mm (16-rounds). Standard features include Commander hammer, walnut grips and beveled magazine well. Blued finish. Weight 42 oz. In 1997, offered in stainless steel and Parkerized finish. Note: Add $40 for stainless steel. Deduct $50 for Parkerized finish. Discontinued.

Same as above, with 11-round magazine. Discontinued.

This .45 ACP model offered in three different 3.5" barrel variations: stainless steel, Parkerized and ported. Standard magazine capacity 10 rounds. Weight about 31 oz. Note: Add $60 for stainless steel; $100 for ported models. Discontinued.

Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Fitted with 3" bull barrel. Aluminum frame, with steel slide. Novak night sights. Cocobolo grips. Offered with Parkerized finish. Weight about 24 oz. Magazine capacity 6 rounds. Introduced in 2002. Note: Add about $50 for stainless steel, O.D. Green Armory Kote, or black stainless. Discontinued.

As above, with stainless steel frame and slide. Novak Tritium night sights. Weight about 24 oz. Introduced in 2003.

As above, with Armory Kote Green finish. Pearce grips. Introduced in 2003.

As above, with black stainless steel finish and Slimline Cocobolo grips. Weight about 32 oz. Introduced in 2003.

Similar to other Micro models, but fitted with an aluminum frame and Novak night sights. Cocobolo wood grips. Bi-Tone finish. Equipped with XML Mini Light. Introduced in 2004. Weight 24 oz. Discontinued.

As above, with loaded features: precision fit frames, slides and barrels, flat serrated mainspring housing, lowered and flared ejection port, Delta lightweight hammer, loaded chamber indicator, titanium firing pin, carry bevel treatment, ambidextrous thumb safety, high hand beavertail grip safety, dovetail front sight, Novak or adjustable rear sight and adjustable speed trigger. Introduced in 2005. Discontinued.

Chambered for .45 ACP. Fitted with 5" barrel. Features Picatinny rail system on frame. Fixed sights. Magazine capacity 7 rounds. Parkerized finish. Discontinued.

Introduced in 2002. Features an integral Picatinny rail on the frame. Chambered for .45 ACP cartridge. Fitted with a 5" barrel. Novak night sights. Parkerized finish. Magazine capacity 7 rounds. Discontinued.

Copy of Colt Model 1911-A1 Combat Commander. Chambered for .45 ACP only. Introduced in 1988.

This model has special features such as fully adjustable target sights, match-grade 5" barrel and special wide trigger. Weight about 36 oz. Available in blue, stainless steel or bi-tone finish. In 1997, offered chambered for 9mm cartridge. Values would be the same for both .45 ACP and 9mm models. Note: Add $40 for stainless steel. Discontinued.

Introduced in 2005. This .40 S&W pistol fitted with a 5" barrel, with fully adjustable target sights. Black Polymer grips. Dawson magazine well, tuned trigger, match barrel and bushing, checkered frontstrap and other special features. Black finish. Weight about 39 oz. Discontinued.

Calibers: 9mm or .45 ACP. Capacity: seven- (.45 ACP) or nine-round (9mm) magazine. Barrel: 4.25” or 5”. Grips: Textured G10. Sights: Tactical rack rear/tritium front sights. Length: 8.4”. overall. Weight: 40 oz. unloaded. Finish: Two-tone, black slide/stainless frame. Features: Square triggerguard, custom milled slide, flat trigger.

Calibers:.45 ACP. Capacity: seven-round magazine. Barrel: 5”. Grips: Thinline checkered wood. Sights: Low profile, three-dot. Length: 8.4”. overall. Weight: 37 oz. unloaded. Finish: Blued or stainless. Features: Heirloom-quality 1911.

Caliber: 9mm. Barrel: 5”, 4.25” match-grade bull barrel (1:16 twist). Capacity: 17+1, 20+1. Features: The “DS” or double-stack Prodigy is a state-of-the-art 1911 with massive capacity and uses proprietary mag design to maximize internal space for cartridges. The slide is cut for red-dot optics, which Springfield calls AOS for Agency Optics System, which it developed in collaboration with Agency Arms. A Hex Dragonfly-equipped variant (Hex Dragonfly is an aftermarket red-dot optic) uses the Agency Arms optics plates. The extended ambidextrous thumb safety, high-profile combat sights that work with a red dot, Pic rail for the attachment of flashlights and lasers, skeletonized hammer, black Cerakote finish, and aggressive forward slight serrations. Add 10% for models that include the Hex Dragonfly red-dot optic.