Devil Dog Arms 10mm 1911

Any true handgunner will have at least one if not several 1911s in their armament. John Moses Browning’s slab-sided, semi-auto is the most revered and respected repeating shooter for shooters and curmudgeons of all types — and for good reason. While heavy, 1911s are easy to carry, easy to operate and easy to shoot.

The .45 ACP set the standard, but 1911-style pistols have since been chambered in .22 LR, .380 ACP, 9mm, .40 S&W, .460 Rowland, 10mm and more for everything from range plinking to handgun hunting. Whatever you want to use a pistol for, there’s 1911 to fit the bill.

One of the most recent to hit the market comes out of Illinois by way of Devil Dog Arms (DDA). Committed to the code of America’s war fighters, DDA strives to provide the same values in their products: honor, courage and the pursuit of excellence.

Under the slide is the 5″ competition match-grade barrel is made from domestic 416 stainless steel. It’s heat-treated, button-rifled and double-stress relieved, and finished with a match-fit bushing. The barrel has a 1:16″ LH twist for accuracy on the range or in the field.

Other features include factory a three-hole aluminum trigger with factory-set 3.5-4 lb. pull and adjustable reset screw. Sights consist of an enclosed red fiber optic front and snag-free adjustable rear sight. Other options include a threaded barrel and Picatinny underrail, included with the “tactical” trigger guard.

The DDA 10mm 1911 measures 8.75″ long, 1.37″ wide and weighs 36.8 oz. The pistol ships with two 8-round steel magazines. MSRP starts at $1,149.

For more info: www.devildogarms.com, Ph: (855) 433-2767

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