“m1911”

After World War I, there was a change in attitude concerning pistol competition in the United States.

Did you know the first semi-automatic pistol was unveiled in the late 19th century?

An avid military “as-is” rifle competitor, Art shares some excellent reference resources in both book and video format.

Since the 19th century, Colt has been at the forefront of the firearms industry―designing and building some of the most renowned guns of all time

The company is has throwback WWII ammo available, serving up a limited run of era-specific ammunition in special packaging reminiscent of those times

One pistol per year, and they won't be sold on a first come, first serve basis; instead purchasers will be selected at random. The last release of milsurp M1911 pistols was decades ago through NRA via the Director of Civilian Marksmanship.

The second installment of Lt. Col. Jim Crossman’s introduction to competitive pistol shooting from 1956.

It's much easier than you think!

Pistols at the National Matches were pretty straightforward, until a supply of M1911 pistols became available for competitors.