Ammo LandPOMONA, NY –-(Ammoland.com)- USA based, Kahr Firearms Group is proud to announce the introduction of the Auto Ordnance 1911BKO.
The 1911BKO is only the second 1911 pistol to be introduced over the past year, following in the footsteps of the successful 1911TC model in stainless steel just last year.
The Auto Ordnance 1911BKO frame incorporates GI specs and features a matte black finish frame, barrel and slide. The carbon steel slide, sear and disconnector are machined from solid bar stock and heat treated properly to assure durability and long life over many thousands of rounds. The low-profile sights feature a blade front sight and a rear drift adjustable for windage. The grip is brown checkered plastic.
This .45 ACP has a 5” barrel, length is 8.5” overall and weighs just 39 oz. The 1911BKO is 100% made in the USA and ships with one 7-round magazine. The BKO has a thumb safety, grip safety and firing pin block.
Read more: http://www.ammoland.com/2014/12/auto-ordnance-1911-bko-pistol/#ixzz3N4yndkAz
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Alright #1, if you had no pistol and had to choose one, what would be your choice? Just curious and I respect your opinion.
Does an RPG count, if I hold it with one hand?
Sorry, Millard. That was an honest question, and you deserve an honest answer.
Truth is, I don’t have a favorite. If it aims true, has no history of jamming, holds at least 16 rds. of body armor piercing ammo, then that would be my favorite.
Nice pistol, no doubt, but as far as budget priced is concerned, not so much. I’ve owned 2 RIA .45s, one full size Gov. model, one compact. Both have performed as well as my Colts. One distributor lists the std. Gov. model at $349.99. Yes, they’re made in the Phillipines, but if price is an issue they’ll do the job. Just remember what the job is. If its self defense then any reliable, combat accurate pistol will do.