Im not the only one.
Check outMassad Ayoobs 911 380 reviewfor his take on the pistol.
Basics
The handgun is made with an aluminum frame and a stainless steel slide.
Springfield Armory also uses stainless steel for the barrel.
Included with the pistol is a pair of magazines.
One is a flush-fitting 6-round magazine for optimal concealment.
The second is an extended magazine that increases the capacity by one additional round.
Another benefit of the extended magazine is the floorplate that gives your hand more purchase on the pistol.
G10
Assisting with the control of the pistol is the fantastic set of Hogue Thin Line grips.
These grip panels are made of G10 a polymer laminate that is extremely durable.
An aggressive texture offers a great look and helps the grips stick to the hand when shooting.
The trigger is also made of G10 laminate.
Like the grips, Hogue makes the high-strength laminate trigger shoe that is used on the 911 pistol.
It matches the light, crisp pull perfectly.
Springfield Armory elected to deviate from that design choice and use an ambidextrous safety on the 911 pistol.
Some say that the1911-style pistols are not good for CCW.
These pistols have been used for more than 100 years to defend men and women all over the world.
I think they are perfectly acceptable andcarrying the Springfield 911makes a lot of sense to me.
Even traditionalists will appreciate this upgrade.
Ameriglo Pro-Glo sights are standard on these .380 pistols.
With modern defensive ammo, the .380 ACP is a respectable cartridge that provides adequate stopping power.
Check outDans 911 in 9mm review.
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