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Rock Island 56793 M1911-A1 FS 22 MRF 14+1 5 in Barrel, Exclusive Blue Titanium Cerakote Finish w/Black Accents, G10 Grip, Fiber Optic Sight, Grip Safety

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Color
Blue Titanium
Caliber
.22 Magnum
Capacity
14
Category
Firearms
Platform
1911
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
5in
UPC
4806015567936

Overview

The Rock Island Armory M1911-A1 FS 22 MRF is a 1911-platform pistol chambered in 22 Magnum with a 14+1 capacity. It features a 5-inch pinned, solid-state barrel with a delayed blowback slide. The trigger is factory-set to a pull weight of 4 to 6 lbs and includes an adjustable over-travel stop. Additional features include low-profile, anti-snag front and rear sights, a skeletonized hammer, G10 grips, and a grip safety. The firearm is finished in an exclusive blue titanium Cerakote with black accents.

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