Colt 1911 Rail Gun

[Robert28]

You don’t see these pop up very often and this is the lowest price I’ve ever seen these go.

Colt 1911 Rail Gun 45 ACP Pistol, 5" 8rd Stainless Steel

Sportsman Fulfillment offers Firearms, Optics, Ammo and Reloading products at discounted prices everyday. Huge selection and quick shipping.

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[John Cooper]

Still over priced for me.

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

I dearly love a 1911……but I don’t like to pimp them out like that. Two time World War champ deserves respect.


Different strokes for different strokes tho.

 

[Ajohnson0587]

Should be cheaper considering, the lack of quality & fitment on there guns. It’s a good looking gun though, I have a thing for railed 1911’s

 

[Dub]

I have a thing for railed 1911’s

Me, too.,

Really been enjoying this railed .45.

 

[Ajohnson0587]

Very nice @Dub

 

[HarryO45]

Me, too.,

Really been enjoying this railed .45.



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Who makes those grip panels? Thanks

 

[Dub]

Who makes those grip panels? Thanks

I believe they are made by Hogue.

Alchemy used them when I opted for G10 on this Quantico build.

 

[Robert28]

Me, too.,

Really been enjoying this railed .45.



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Is that a Dan Wesson? I’m loving that! The rail looks really good on that one.

 

[Dub]

Is that a Dan Wesson? I’m loving that! The rail looks really good on that one.

Thank you.

It is made by Alchemy Custom Weaponry. It is their Quantico model.

 

[Robert28]

Thank you.

It is made by Alchemy Custom Weaponry. It is their Quantico model.

I didn’t think it was a DW but it didn’t look like a Nighthawk or anything I could think of. Alchemy, I always forget about them.

 

[Dub]

I didn’t think it was a DW but it didn’t look like a Nighthawk or anything I could think of. Alchemy, I always forget about them.

I think many folks do forget about them. Their founder, Rob Schauland, conceived Alchemy, hired and trained a very skilled staff. The line expanded with additional models and a short list pre-approved customer selected customizations. Took off with a loyal and repeat customer base.
He sold Alchemy to Cabot and he's now doing his own gig, doing full-on customs.
Alchemy took on a young firebrand promoter, Eli Duckworth, prior to Rob leaving. He may be young....but he's a true fan of 1911's and his enthusiasm comes through. It appears that Alchemy is expanding some of their lineup slowly and based on customer interest.
I have zero complaints about my ACW forty-fives. I can't find anything that doesn't exceed my expectations other than maybe ask for a slight expansion of their options.



I've always found it interesting how the various semi-custom makers maintain a look & feel that is unique to their brand......a Baer is clearly a Baer, a Wilson a Wilson, a Nighthawk is a .....etc,etc.


In an age where double-stacked performers are hugely popular, the ole slabsides still stands strong.
I hope it always does.