Springfield Armory 1911 Range Officer PI9130L Competition 9mm Black Parkerized Pistol

A: Adjustable. Its a stock photo, trust the description and UPC.

A: This pistol is equipped with a fiber optic front sight and fully-adjustable rear target sight for maximum flexibility.

A: Hi Tristan, They are not "Night Sights". This pistol has a Fiber Optic front sight and .Low profile Combat Rear Sight.

A: They are not "Night Sights". This pistol has a Fiber Optic front sight and .Low profile Combat Rear Sight.

A: They are not "Night Sights" Tristan. This pistol has a Fiber Optic front sight and .Low profile Combat Rear Sight.

A: This is the "Operator" model with fiber optic combat style sights.

A: " Neither. There is no Ser.70 spring finger collet bushing or Ser.80 firing pin block. It's straight 1911. " " Springfield Amory 1911's DO NOT use any of the 4 extra parts required that make up a series 80 firing pin safety block system.. Springfield Armory passed the same California lawyer proof safety drop test as other 1911 manufactures but they did it in a different way. They simply use a light weight but super strong "titanium" firing pin in place of a heavy steel one. They also use a H.D. firing pin spring. Taking a Springfield Armory 1911 completely apart is like taking apart an old USGI WW-II Colt 1911A1 apart....no extra parts to screw with your nice trigger pull. "

A: Francisco, this pistol is a Schwartz firing system which is closest to a "Series 70".

A: 70 series. It passes the drop test because it uses a titanium firing pin which has less mass. we always replace the firing pin which is proprietary with a steel one. you will need to grind the diameter of the forward portion to .065 for it to work because there is no steel one to replace it. probably because of liability issues.

A: Hi Francisco, this pistol is a Schwartz firing system which is closest to a "Series 70".

A: springfield guns are based on the Series 70 firing system they are not Swartz (Kimber) springfield says they are series 70 NO Springfield 1911 models use a firing pin safety of either sort. No series 80 and no Swartz I have 3 springfield 1911s and they are series 70

A: There is no firing pin safety in a Springfield 1911. They do NOT use the Schwartz system like Kimber, or any other type of firing pin safety.

A: What's in the Box Springfield 1911 Range Officer Operator 9mm (2) 9-Round Magazines Bore Brush Cable Lock Owner's Manual

A: Stewart, this pistol comes in a hard plastic case, owners manual, warranty registration card (2) 9rd Magazines, cable lock, bore brush and orange plastic chamber block.

A: Fernando, they are exactly the same model. The P at the end is Springfield Armory nomenclature for "package" and doesn't have anything to do with the options on the gun. The P19130L is the correct model number which is probably why the other is out of stock and no longer used.