Century Arms Centurion 11 1911 .45 ACP 5" 8rd, Chrome - HG9402C-N
| SKU | 51655237102 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Century Arms |
| MPN | HG9402C-N |
| UPC | 787450956575 |
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Brand: Century Arms
Model: Centurion 11
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: Single-Action
Capacity: 8rd
Barrel Length: 5.01"
Overall Length: 8.6"
Height: 5.31"
Width: 1.37"
Weight: 2.19 lbs
Frame: Steel
Finish: Chrome
Grips: Black Polymer
Sights: Fixed GI-Style
Safety: Manual Thumb and Grip Safety
Features
The Centurion 11 is a premium all-steel 1911 pistol engineered for shooters who value historical aesthetics alongside modern durability. Featuring a 5.01" cold hammer forged barrel and a striking corrosion-resistant chrome finish, this handgun delivers match-grade consistency and long-lasting performance. Its traditional design stays true to the M1911 heritage with a spur hammer, grip safety, and fixed GI-style iron sights, making it a top choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Beyond its vintage appeal, the Centurion 11 is built for precision. The crisp single-action trigger and ergonomic black polymer grips ensure a predictable, smooth shooting experience at the range. Weighing 35 ounces for optimal recoil management and balance, this full-sized semi-automatic pistol offers the perfect blend of reliability and classic craftsmanship. Whether you are looking for a dependable sidearm or a piece of firearm history, the Centurion 11 provides the "old-school" feel with "new-school" metallurgical integrity.
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