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GunReports.com Video Brief: Smith & Wesson's New Enhanced 1911s
July 11, 2011
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(GunReports.com) --"Young Gunnie" Video Producer Cara B. talked with S&W's Director of Marketing Paul Pluff at Gunsite about the company's new Enhanced 1911 pistols.
With the word 'enhanced' built into its very name, the new SW1911 "E" Series offers a fresh face in the world of SW1911 pistols. Machined to exacting tolerances, the SW1911 "E" Series features a precision fit trigger, chamfered and recessed muzzle, "fish scale" scalloped slide serrations and a host of premium features commonly found on custom-made firearms. Available with a traditional stainless steel or patented scandium - alloy frame, the SW1911 "E" Series is built to excel in any environment.
SW1911E "E" Series:
White Dot Front Sight
White Dot Rear Sight
Chamfered and Recessed Muzzle
"Fish Scale" Scalloped Slide Serrations
Precision Fit Trigger
SW1911SC "E" Series:
Front Tritium Night Sight
Rear Tritium Night Sight
Textured Rear Side of Slide
Scandium Alloy Frame
Ambidextrous Thumb Safety
Round Butt Carry Frame
Reader Comments
Oh...the never ending plethora of 1911's. I DO like me some Smith & Wesson although!!! LOL!
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I own three 1911s, and while that's not a lot compared to many others who post here, it is enough for me.....right now. That said, I too join in the chorus that is increasing in volume.....OK..another 1911.....How nice. Please don't get me wrong.....I love the 1911; it was my sidearm for 21 years of commissioned Army service. I just think that the gun market is getting pretty saturated with 1911s. This might be good business, but it is getting somewhat boring.
The 1911s are just a very popular handgun.Right now they are hot.People are buying them so companies keep making them.Simply a supply and demand thing.Look how hot .380s are also.I own 2 1911s and probably will buy a couple more when I have the money.They really are great handguns.
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