M1911 Colt 1911 pistol - Denix

To begin with, the Automatic Pistol M1911 Colt 1911A reliable, single-action, direct-recoil gun powered by a .45-calibre cartridge stacker. Designed for military use by John M. Browning, who also designed the appropriate cartridge for the weapon, the .45 ACP. Adopted on March 29, 1911 by the U.S. Secretary of State. The first official order of 31,344 pistols was placed on May 5, 1911. Widely used in WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Remained in continuous service with the US Army until 1985, when it was replaced by the Beretta. Some variants are still in production, given their popularity, still active in some special forces, naval and marine units.

Your M1911 Colt 1911 at the best price.

We offer you a wide choice of Denix reproductions of historical weapons. First and foremost,

• L'M7 US ARMY shoulder holster for Colt M1911A1 cal. 45.
• The reproduction of the reference rifle, the Mauser K98.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

That's why we've come up with some great gift ideas for all history buffs, and especially for those who don't want to forget our heroes. In conclusion, you can use the Pistolet Automatique M1911 Colt 1911 Denix for your historical re-enactments. But above all, this reproduction is a collector's item. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family-owned company, official distributor of the brand Denix.

How are Denix replica weapons made?

Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix gun reproductions, made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.

• The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
• The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering high resistance.
• Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.

Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your M1911 Colt 1911.

M1911 Colt 1911 pistol - Denix

To begin with, the Automatic Pistol M1911 Colt 1911A reliable, single-action, direct-recoil gun powered by a .45-calibre cartridge stacker. Designed for military use by John M. Browning, who also designed the appropriate cartridge for the weapon, the .45 ACP. Adopted on March 29, 1911 by the U.S. Secretary of State. The first official order of 31,344 pistols was placed on May 5, 1911. Widely used in WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Remained in continuous service with the US Army until 1985, when it was replaced by the Beretta. Some variants are still in production, given their popularity, still active in some special forces, naval and marine units.

Your M1911 Colt 1911 at the best price.

We offer you a wide choice of Denix reproductions of historical weapons. First and foremost,

• L'M7 US ARMY shoulder holster for Colt M1911A1 cal. 45.
• The reproduction of the reference rifle, the Mauser K98.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

That's why we've come up with some great gift ideas for all history buffs, and especially for those who don't want to forget our heroes. In conclusion, you can use the Pistolet Automatique M1911 Colt 1911 Denix for your historical re-enactments. But above all, this reproduction is a collector's item. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family-owned company, official distributor of the brand Denix.

How are Denix replica weapons made?

Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix gun reproductions, made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.

• The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
• The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering high resistance.
• Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.

Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your M1911 Colt 1911.