.45 ACP Pistols
Discover the latest in semi-automatic performance. Our lineup features striker-fired and hammer-fired pistols from top brands, engineered for modern defensive carry, competitive shooting, and duty use.
Featured Pistols
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Walther Arms PPQ M2 SD Tactical .22 LR Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 12+1 | Barrel Length: 4 inches$499.00 $279.99 -
$989.00 $809.99
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Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 Shield Compact .45 ACP Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 7+1 | Barrel Length: 3.3 inches$399.00 $369.99 -
Tisas PX-9 Gen 3 Duty Threaded Optic-Ready 9mm Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 20+1 | Barrel Length: 4.69 inches$369.99 $319.99 -
Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 Micro .380 ACP Midnight Bronze Cerakote Pistol
Capacity: 10+1 | Barrel Length: 2.75 inches$429.99 -
Tisas 1911-A1 Service Enhanced .45 ACP Two Tone Gun Metal Gray and Black Cerakote Pistol
Capacity: 8+1 | Barrel Length: 5 inches$499.99 $429.99 -
$473.49
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$745.00 $620.00
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Glock 17 Gen6 Full Size 9mm Blue/Black Pistol w/ Aimpoint COA 3.5 MOA Red Dot
Capacity: 17+1 | Barrel Length: 4.49 inches$1195.00 $1053.00 -
Tisas 1911 Government .45 ACP H-210 Dark Grey Cerakote Pistol
Capacity: 7+1 | Barrel Length: 5 inches$499.99 $329.99
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SIG Sauer 1911 XSeries Carry Optic Ready .45 ACP Bronze Cerakote Pistol
Ruger SR1911 200 Ruger Rd. Street Edition Lightweight Commander .45 ACP Two-Tone Pistol
TriStar Arms American Classic Commander 1911 .45 ACP Blued Pistol
Colt Classic 1911 Raymond J Wielgus Engraved .45 ACP Polished Pistol
Savage Arms 1911 Government Two-Tone .45 ACP Melonite Two-Tone Silver Frame Black Slide Pistol
Diamondback Firearms DB1911 Match Grade .45 ACP Stainless Steel Pistol
Colt Night Commander Blemished .45 ACP Cerakote / Blued Pistol
Tisas 1911 B45BA SF-C Night Stalker Carry Comp .45 ACP Black Barrel With Gray Slide And Frame Cerakote Pistol
Ed Brown FX2 Commander Bobtail .45 ACP Stainless Steel Pistol w/ Trijicon RMRcc
Colt Competition 1911 Competition Government Engraved with Stag Grips .45 ACP Bright Stainless Pistol
Colt Combat Unit Government Optic Ready .45 ACP Black Pistol
Colt 1911 Classic Government Enhanced .45 ACP Two-Tone Pistol
Iver Johnson 1911A1 Eagle LR Full-Size .45 ACP Stainless/Silver Pistol
Cimarron 1911 Government Issue Government Issue .45 ACP Stainless/Silver Pistol
Ruger SR1911 Commander Southport CT Street Edition .45 ACP Low-Glare Stainless Pistol
Ed Brown Kobra Carry KC18G4 Compact .45 ACP Blue/Black Pistol
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