Product Features & Specifications

Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison 45 ACP Semi Automatic Pistol

The Garrison in stainless steel takes the proven 1911 design and combines heirloom-quality construction with the modern features today’s shooters demand.

The result is a rock-solid 1911 with forged, rust-resistant stainless steel construction, modern upgrades and the strength to provide a lifetime of service. For those who respect tradition and demand the best, the Garrison stands ready.

Stainless Finish 

 

Featuring a subtle matte finish on the rounds and a high polish on the flats, the stainless steel Garrison 1911 features rugged rust-resistant quality.

7-Round Stinless Magazine 

 

Featuring a proven design with more than a century of service behind it, the Garrison’s stainless steel 7-round magazine ensures rugged reliability.

Thinline Wood Grips 

 

The checkered thinline wood grips of the Garrison 1911 feature a double-diamond pattern with the Crossed Cannon™ logo, giving shooters an attractive and rock-solid interface with the pistol.

Handgun Case Included 

A double-zipper case is included with each Springfield Armory handgun. The soft-sided shell ensures the firearm and mounted accessories are protected during transportation, while an interior pouch can hold an additional magazine.

Brand	Springfield Armory
Series	Garrison
Model	1911
Caliber	45 ACP
Barrel Length Range	5" to 5.99"
Gun Platform	1911-Style
Capacity	7+1
Action	SAO
Frame Finish	Stainless
OAL	8.60"
Frame Material	Stainless Steel
Hand	Right Hand
Sight Style	Fixed
Slide Finish	Stainless
Slide Material	Stainless Steel
Slide Description	Serrated
Barrel Finish	Stainless
Barrel Material	Steel
Twist	1:16"
Grips	Thin-Line Wood
Sight Configuration	3-Dot Combat Low Profile
Height	5.50"
Includes	Magazine / Case
Safety	Grip / Thumb
Barrel Description	Match Grade Steel
Barrel Length	5"
Max Capacity	7
Trigger	Skeletonized
Weight	37 oz
Frame Description	Stainless Steel Frame w / Beavertail
SKU	PX9420S
MPC	PX9420S
UPC	706397943585

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