.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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Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 2.0 .380 ACP Blue/Black Pistol
Capacity: 12+1 | Barrel Length: 2.75 inches$449.00 $389.99As low as $364.99 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 Carry Comp .380 ACP Gray Armornite Pistol
Capacity: 12+1 | Barrel Length: 3.1 inches$549.00 $509.49As low as $459.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 Performance Center Carry Comp .380 ACP Gray Armornite Pistol
Capacity: 12+1 | Barrel Length: 3.1 inches$549.00 $509.49As low as $459.49 with rebate
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Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 2.0 .380 ACP Pistol, Micro-Compact, Ambidextrous Thumb Safety
Capacity: 12+1 | Barrel Length: 2.75 inches$449.00 $389.99As low as $364.99 with rebate
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$599.99 $279.99
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Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus 9mm Micro Compact Black Pistol Bundle with Savior Specialist Bag and 6 Magazines
Capacity: 13+1 | Barrel Length: 3.1 inches$549.00 $419.99 -
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 -
$380.99 $219.99
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$299.00 $249.99
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$703.50 $693.49
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Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison Thin-Line Wood Grips .45 ACP Stainless/Silver Pistol
Rock Island Armory GI Standard FS Wood Grip .45 ACP Black Parkerized Pistol
Taurus 1911 VZ Grips .45 ACP Sand Cerakote Slide Matte Black Frame Pistol
Taurus PT1911 Commander-Size Custom VZ Grips .45 ACP Black Cerakote Sand Pistol
Colt Competition 1911 Competition Government Engraved with Stag Grips .45 ACP Bright Stainless Pistol
Citadel 1911 Classic United States Flag Grips .45 ACP Blue/Black Pistol
Iver Johnson Eagle LR G2 Deluxe Dymondwood Grips .45 ACP Pistol
Ruger SR1911 Limited Edition Custom Wood Grips .45 ACP Black Anodized Aluminum Frame / Stainless Slide Pistol
Kahr Arms Auto-Ordnance 1911-A1 Commander with Checkered Wood Grips .45 ACP Matte Black Pistol
Auto Ordnance 1911A1 GI U.S. Logo Grip .45 ACP Matte Black Pistol
Taurus 1911 Two-Tone Brown VZ Grip Green C .45 ACP Stainless/Silver Pistol
Iver Johnson Noble Eagle EX G2 Exotic Wood Grip .45 ACP Stainless Steel Pistol
Kimber Ultra Carry II Laser Grips .45 ACP Powder Gray Pistol
Pietta 1873 US Marshal Engraved Walnut Grips .45 Colt/.45 ACP Revolver
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