M1911A1 コルト・ガバメント コルトガバメント
An American single-action, semi-automatic [[handgun]] designed by [[John Moses Browning]]. Its short-recoil operation with a reciprocating slide highly influenced modern pistol designs.

The [[M1911]] is visually identifiable by its external hammer, a beaver tail safety, both grip panels being held by two [[screw]]s and a thumb safety. Chambered for the .45 ACP [[cartridge]], the standard [[magazine (weapon)|magazine]] capacity is seven rounds. In 1924, the M1911 was largely revised into the [B]M1911A1[/B], with a shorter trigger and a longer back spur. It was the standard sidearm of the [[United States|U.S.]] [[military]] from 1911 to 1985.

This tag applies to any M1911-styled handgun, regardless of specific model. 
h4. Reference images
* !post #6334159
* !post #765582: Custom M1911 with a skeletonized trigger.
h4. See also
* [[List of Weapons]]
* [[M1911 (Girls' Frontline)]]
* [[M45 MEUSOC]]
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