The Glock 21 is about as far from the 1911 as one can get in the field of handguns. The Executive Carry also features a matte stainless steel finish and fiber optic sights. The pistol features a bobtail frame and smoothed edges to reduce the changes of the pistol catching on clothing. 45 ACP magazine of up to eight rounds, the same as a Government model. Like all 1911s it features a single stack. The Executive Carry is an excellent example of the Commander type. The Commander variant became popular with with those that wanted a 1911 pistol that was lighter and easier to carry concealed. Named after the Colt Commander, a handgun designed for wear by officers, Commanders feature a shorter, 4.25 inch barrel, a reduction of three quarters of an inch over a standard, full size (also known as Government) model. One of the few 1911 variants that garnered acceptance from the user community is the “Commander” type pistol. The Tactical Carry also has a 3.5 to 4.5 pound trigger pull, fiber optic sights for shooting in low light conditions and a one-inch accuracy guarantee at ranges of twenty-five yards. It also has classic 1911 attributes such as a checkered front strap, beavertail safety and a reduced profile grip safety. Like all full-size “Government” model 1911s, the Tactical Carry has an overall length of 8.7 inches, a five-inch barrel, and weighs 45.2 ounces fully loaded. The Tactical Carry pistol is one of the very best of a crowded field of 1911 pistols and represents the pinnacle of the design. Recommended: The Story of the F-52 Fighter.

.45 calibre revolver