Dan Wesson 1911 A2 Commander vs Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite

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Handguns Dan Wesson 1911 A2 Commander Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite
Summary
Rating
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Rank
#23160
#21287
Weight 37.3 oz 25 oz
Action Single Action Semi-Automatic
Caliber .45 ACP .22 LR
Capacity 8 + 1 10+1
Finish Blued Black Anodized
Gun Type Pistol Pistol
Sights Fixed Adjustable Rear Sight
Details
Brand Ruger
Reviews See 2 Reviews See 6 Reviews
Prices
MSRP $1,295.09 $545.60
Used Price $906.56 $381.92
Sale Price $1,165.58 $491.04

Handguns Descriptions

Dan Wesson 1911 A2 Commander

The Commander-length version of the A2, this pistol has identical features but with a shorter slide and barrel, which clocks in at 4.25 inch. With the same capacity, but more compact dimensions, the A2 Commander is a no-brainer for concealed carry. Fixed Sight, A clean and crisp Novak-style snag-free sight. Smooth Frontstrap, Sometimes less is more, the lack of checkering on this frontstrap highlights the smooth stainless frame. Category Pistols Caliber 45 ACP Model A2 Series Commander Type Pistol Frame Finish Blued Action Single Slide Description Blued Capacity 8+1 Frame Material Steel Grips Walnut OAL 8.75" Safety Manual / Grip Sight Configuration Combat Sight Style Contrast Weight 39.7 oz Barrel Type Stainless Steel Match Grade Barrel Length 4.25"

Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite

 Ruger's Mark IV Lite features a vented receiver made of aerospace-grade aluminum, comfortable, precision-molded polymer grips with a serrated frontstrap and checkered backstrap, and checkered, 1911-style grip panels for a great appearance and comfortable, non-slip hold. This model also features an adjustable rear sight, factory-installed Picatinny rail, and an ambidextrous manual safety. It is also designed with simple, one-button take-down. Additional Features: Threaded (1/2"-28) 5.5-inch barrel Two 10-round magazines One-Piece Machined Grip Frame Ergonomic Bolt Stop  

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