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Springfield Armory EMP-4 9mm 1911 Pistol - 4" - 1x 10rd Mag - USED

$1105.00
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Brand
Springfield Armory
Color
Black
Capacity
10
Category
Firearms
Platform
1911
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
4in
MPN
PI9229LPDEMO

Overview

The Springfield Armory EMP-4 is a used, mid-size 1911 pistol chambered in 9mm, designed for concealed carry. It features a 4-inch stainless steel bull barrel with a fully supported ramp, a match-grade trigger adjustable for overtravel, and a slender, single-stack frame. The pistol includes cocobolo wood grips with Posi-Lock checkering on the front strap and mainspring housing, a skeletonized Delta hammer, and an ambidextrous thumb safety with extended levers. It is provided with one 10-round magazine.

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