[SHOT 2023] ATI’s New Affordable Hi-Cap 1911 FXH-45 Double Stack

Firearms manufacturer and importer, American Tactical Inc, is releasing a new affordable entry option for anyone interested in dabbling in the world of double-stack 1911s. The new FXH-45 Double Stack is American Tactical Inc’s new double stack hybrid 1911 built upon their patented Hybrid 1911 frame system that was originally used in the ATI FXH-45 Moxie. The hybrid 1911 frame system is a polymer frame with two metal inserts for added stability and durability in the pistols. The pistol frame features molded-in grip scales and a pistol rail under the barrel as a mount point for lights and lasers. The FXH-45 Double Stack will be available in two different barrel lengths with a full length 5″ barrel option and a commander length 4.25″ barrel option. As shown the FXH-45 Double Stack takes Glock compatible front and rear sights.

The FXH-45 Double Stack in both barrel lengths will come with 14-round double stack P14 magazines but will also be available in a 10-round version for both barrel lengths for any state that has magazine capacity restrictions in place. American Tactical Inc is also proud to say that the FXH-45 Double Stack 1911s are all made in the USA in their Summerville, South Carolina facility. The expected release for this entry-level double stack 1911 is hopefully in the next 30 days, but at the latest should be expected to be available beginning of Quarter 2 of this year. The MSRP for the pistol will be set at $499.95.

[SHOT 2023] NEW Affordable Double Stack 1911 from ATI: FXH-45 Double Stack

• Two Barrel Lengths: 4.25″ and 5″
• Caliber: .45 ACP
• Capacity: 10+1, or 14+1
• MSRP: $499.95
• Availability: Hopefully 30 days, but up to the beginning of Quarter 2

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