A Concealable 1911

Published on July 16, 2013
Duration: 6:03

The Para Expert Carry 1911 offers a unique blend of a full-size frame for control and an 8-round capacity with a 3-inch barrel for concealability. Despite its shorter barrel, expert shooter Travis Tomasie demonstrates that accuracy is achievable at 20 yards with proper grip and trigger control. The pistol features a full-size government frame, an 8-round magazine capacity, and a 3-inch barrel, making it a viable option for concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The Para Expert Carry 1911 offers concealability with its 3-inch barrel and 8-round capacity, while its full-size frame aids control. Expert shooter Travis Tomasie demonstrates that accuracy is achievable at 20 yards with proper grip and trigger control.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Introduction of Travis Tomasie
  2. 00:55Para Expert Carry Features
  3. 01:33Accuracy of Small Firearms
  4. 02:38Proper Grip Technique
  5. 04:31Range Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Para Expert Carry 1911 suitable for concealed carry?

The Para Expert Carry features a compact 3-inch barrel combined with a full-size government frame. This hybrid design allows for easier concealment while maintaining a full grip for better control and an 8-round magazine capacity.

Can a short-barreled 1911 like the Expert Carry be accurate?

Yes, according to expert Travis Tomasie, short-barreled 1911s can be highly accurate. Success depends on the shooter's ability to maintain proper trigger control and a solid, consistent grip on the firearm.

What is the recommended grip technique for the Para Expert Carry?

A high grip on the frame is recommended, utilizing the thumb safety as a leverage point. Maintain consistent grip tension, similar to firmly holding a hammer when driving a nail, for optimal control.

What are the key technical specifications of the Para Expert Carry?

The Para Expert Carry is chambered in .45 ACP, holds 8 rounds, and features a 3-inch barrel. It has an aluminum frame, a stainless forged slide, and fiber optic front sights for improved target acquisition.

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