New Handguns from the 2012 SHOT Show

The 2012 SHOT Show is underway! Here’s a look at some of the new handguns we’ve seen from the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, NV.

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Rock River 1911 P

After a four-year hiatus from the handgun manufacturing business, Rock River Arms is back with a 5-inch polymer 1911. The gun features a polymer main spring housing, steel billet frame insert, steel billet slide, rubber overmolded pistol grips, beavertail grip safety, commander hammer, 4.5 pound trigger pull, RRA dovetail front and rear sight, parkerized finish and weighs 2.04 pounds. Ballpark price on this gun is around $800.

11 Responses

  1. Gene

    This should be a great item-their past experience with the 1911's plus their continual high quality performance in the AR market speaks volumes for their ability. Way to go Mark and Chuck!!
    Gene

  2. Mike

    Are you sure about the weight? 29 oz? Thats as much as a full size 45 xd. I have a XDM 3.8 9mm that weighs less.

    • Jeff

      Yeah and your XD is half polymer.

      • Mario

        I'm fairly sure he was referring to the xdm in the slide show.

    • PCK

      LOL it was a typographical error correct weight is 21.9 oonces

  3. Jeff

    Yeah and your XD is half polymer.

  4. Jay

    I like the traditional rounded trigger guard. I have always wondering by someone besides Wilson doesn't make a scaled down 1911 with a polymer frame in 9mm? I would have to have 2 of them:)

  5. SmithKoWitz

    Wow, that SIG sure is ugly. Looks like it has some sort of disease : [

  6. Vaughan

    I'd like to buy the Kimber Solo, but according Kimber it only works with certain ammo. I am tired of finicky pistols that won't run unless you use specific ammo. Call me when you figure it out.

  7. jeffadaklin

    I reall like that Ed Brown carry gun, but it'll be a cold day- down south- before I spend $3k on a pistol- unless I win the lottery. But I agree about the Sig, 'disease' is a good description.

  8. john

    A compact, low velocity low capacity, heavy .45 ACP is something I never could wrap my head around for self defense. Please consider a snub. 357 for this job.