Couldn't find the model listing on Ria web site. So is this a Rock (without full length rail) or a Tac (with full length rail). Seen them listed as 1911-A1 but also 1911-A2 . But can't find model number listed on RIA site. Just want to be sure the firearm shown, is the one I'm buying.

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Couldn't find the model listing on Ria web site. So is this a Rock (without full length rail)  or a Tac (with full length rail). Seen them listed as 1911-A1 but also 1911-A2 . But can't find model number listed on RIA site. Just want to be sure the firearm shown, is the one I'm buying.

Ric F. · Answer

Tac
 Tac's have rails. Rocks don't

Jason L. · Answer

I used the UPC number in this listing and every seller has this model/picture so it's very safe to say yes. What you're seeing is what you'll get here.

Ric F. · Answer

You can blow up the image it shows tac on the firearm
 What you're looking at is what you're getting

James G. · Answer

Hi Jennifer and welcome back. This is also a TAC with full length rail: https://cwsguns.com/rock-island-armory-51400-m1911-a2-tac-ultra-fs-9mm-17-1-black-w-red-dot-optic/ -------------- You can always inspect the firearm before the transfer to make sure it is what you expect. Cheers and stay safe!

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