Browning 1911 Black Label Pro .380 ACP Matte Black Pistol
Specifications
Grip Composite
Action Single Action
Finish Matte Black
Sights Fiber Optic Sights
Capacity 8+1
Grip Safety Yes
Barrel Length 4.25 inches
Caliber / Gauge .380 ACP
Manual Safety Yes
Threaded Barrel No
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Description
Product Overview
Browning’s 1911 Black Label Pro pistol in .380 ACP blends a classic 1911 single-action feel with modern Black Label styling. Built with a 7075 aluminum frame and a matte black finished stainless steel slide, it features fixed 3-dot combat-style sights, an extended ambidextrous manual safety, and a skeletonized hammer for a refined, compact carry-ready platform.
Key Features
- Extended ambidextrous manual safety for accessible control on either side
- Fixed combat-style 3-dot white dot sights for quick target acquisition
- Single-action 1911 design chambered in .380 ACP
- Composite grip material for durable, comfortable handling
- 7075 aluminum frame and stainless steel slide with matte black finish
For dependable everyday carry with a 1911 profile, the Browning 1911 Black Label Pro is built to fit and perform. Add it to your range bag and experience the Black Label Pro feel firsthand.
4.3 | 3 Reviews
- SKU:
- 051900492
- UPC:
- 023614043096
- BUDS ID:
- 10716
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Brian J.
6 years ago
Verified Purchaser
This is a fun gun to...
This is a fun gun to shoot, even for my recoil-adverse spouse. It seems to favor round nose FMJ rounds, the flat nose/point rounds occasionally have feed issues. The 4" barrel helps with accuracy out past 15 yards. Actually cost more than my full size RIA Rock 1911 (5"), but the little Browning does well with JMB's other ACP round.
David B.
9 years ago
Verified Purchaser
Gave this 4 stars out...
Gave this 4 stars out of 5, the good first: 1. I was looking for a pistol that would optimize the performance of the .380 round. Ballistics tables, and my own testing, in short barreled "pocket pistols" like the Sig P238 (I own one) limit the over all velocity of the standard .380 to between 800 and 850 fps. I chrono'd 20 factory rounds each of PMC ball and Hornady Critical Defense and averaged between 1040 and 1095 fps. As good as I expected. 2. Sights are better than most small pistols, although a little narrow. Dots help a lot on this pistol. 3. Trigger is not bad, but not quite as good as I would expect from a $700 pistol. Despite the "average" trigger, accuracy at 7 and 10 yards was outstanding, and at 15 it was excellent. Much, much better than I achieved using the Sig P238. 4. Shot 250 rounds, a mix of PMC ball, Hornady and reloads. No malfunctions, misfeeds or problems of any kind. Magazines ejected cleanly, and loading them was easy, even to max capacity. 5. 8 round magazine is 2 more than my typical "pocket pistol", and this is very easy to conceal with an in IWB and an untucked shirt. Very light and comfortable to carry. Now the "bad": Not a pistol that feels like it is rugged. The 1911 is usually built with an all metal or at least allow frame, with all steel internals. The Browning frame is made of a polymer feeling lower, and unlike the Glock or Springfield XD, is very thin at the forward edge of the frame. (should be fine, but does not give you the impression it will take a lot of misuse). There are three internal parts made of plastic, one of which is the recoil spring guide. I did not like the feel of that part, and some message boards report that part cracks some of the time. I solved that problem by buying an aftermarket one made of steel. Works pretty well. Overall: For what I wanted, this pistol is fine. For a light, effective civilian concealed carry that gets the ost out of the .380, it is a good compromise.
Ed K.
10 years ago
Verified Purchaser
The "baby 1911" has a...
The "baby 1911" has a very manageable recoil. Not like a 22 but not much more that 22 either. Browning has put together a fine product that fits the small hand and is easy to control. Good ammo availability (so far) and quite accurate right out of the box. This model has been difficult to find and I'm happy to have it. If Browning would make a few more magazines for this little gun, I'd be even happier. Having several magazines loaded up and ready to go helps to ensure that the time is spent on the firing line and not sitting behind the line stuffing cartridges into the ONE magazine that came with the gun. (Hello? Browning? Magazines, please. How about stampin' out some?) Buds Gun Shop -- typically excellent service and prompt shipping exactly as promised on their website.
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