Auto-Ordnance 1911A1 Bootlegger 5″ .45 ACP

Caliber .45Auto, ha.Pistol 1911A1 Bootlegger 7+1 cartridges barrel length 5″ Limited Special Edition, sight height non-adjustable, Stainless Steel Distressed Burnt Bronze Cerakote Clear Coat with engraving, controls black, custom wooden grips engraved, 1/one magazine 7/seven cartridges Stainless Steel black, length 8.6″/21.8cm, weight 39oz/1.106grams without ammunition, code 1911BKOC9 Auto-Ordnance by Kahr Arms USA. Sale while supplies last – Limited Edition!

Limited Special Edition:
The Thompson is often referred to as the “gun that brought the Roaring Twenties,” but that was not the only reason for this saying.
In fast cars with plenty of moonshine, the smugglers of the 1920s raced down country roads, evading the law and delivering white lightning to speakeasies.
Lawmen chased after the motor bandits with Tommy Guns and 1911 pistols.
It wasn’t long before Hollywood brought these duels to the big screen.
The Golden Twenties paved the way into American pop culture and history.
Each weapon features intricately engraved depictions of cars from the 1920s, newspaper prints, wanted posters, and historical images from that era.
On the slide of the 1911 is engraved “Bootlegger Prohibition Edition” and “Proof Tennessee Moonshine.”
The surface is made of burnt bronze Cerakote in a distressed appearance with a clear coating.
The wood also looks worn and has been stained afterward.

The Auto Ordnance Armament Development was founded in 1916 by Col. John T. Thompson and is now a quality manufacturer of pistols under the Kahr Arms and Magnum Research umbrella and other stakeholders, offering refined and limited model series of the 1911 A1 pistol.