Press release: GENEVA, ILLINOIS –-(Ammoland.com)- Marrying classic features to an ultra-modern design, Devil Dog Arms has released a full line of modern 1911 pistols to the US Market. These masterpieces of engineering and manufacturing innovation are now available in 3.5”, 4.25” and 5” Standard or Tac Rail models, featuring a 3-slot Picatinny rail forward of the trigger guard.
“It’s truly an honor to launch such a unique interpretation of the classic 1911 design,” states Tommy Thacker, President and CEO of Devil Dog Arms.
“Every detail of this distinguished platform has been researched and engineered to provide shooters a unique blend of classic function, modern reliability and accuracy. America has waited over 100 years for the DDA 1911, and this pistol is worth the wait.”
DDA 1911 pistols feature heat-treated and machined frames, manufactured from 4140 domestic investment cast steel with 22LPI front strap checkering and DDA’s own NBD Grips, accented by a unique slide that is heat treated and machined from 4140 domestic billet steel featuring a custom flat top/45° design with oversized front and rear serrations.
Thacker adds, “Our Product Team left no stone unturned in this project and we’re extremely proud of what they have accomplished in such a short time.”
All DDA 1911s feature match-grade, heat treated, button rifled and double stress relieved barrels machined from 416 stainless steel and hand fitted to a match grade barrel bushing.
Additional standard features of the DDA 1911 include a 3-hole aluminum trigger with a 3.5-4lb trigger pull, and Kensight® DFS fixed white-dot sights.
The full line is available in either Black or FDE with limited selections available in Two-Tone Stainless Steel and full Nickel Boron configurations, allowing each customer to combine their functional and aesthetic requirements within the most advanced production 1911 pistol ever manufactured.
Click here for the full DDA price list.
To learn more about the DDA 1911, locate a stocking dealer, or inquire about distribution opportunities, contact our sales office:
DDA, LLC.
318 Anderson Blvd.
Geneva, IL 60134
www.devildogarms.com
855-433-2767
I love 1911s. These look nice. Priced about the same as a Springfield or some Sig 1911s. Not too bad. Wonder what the street price will be?
Are they planning on making those blades in the US? If so, I might buy a couple just to support new US-based manufacturing.
“who gained much online notoriety for posting footage of himself performing stunts and committing various crimes on Instagram.”
If that is the case why is he out on the streets?
Some wise person once wrote that if you are not competing to win money, there is zero reason to pay $1,000 or more for a handgun.
I have a recurring nightmare of police confiscating, then “losing”, my firearm should I be defending myself. (NOTE: in my little burg, the police intentionally have no FFL so that they cannot return or transfer firearms obtained as “evidence”.)
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I truly appreciate, however, Cabot not using the slide as a company billboard.
Plenty of yotetards around here in Illinois. Save gods(gaia)creatures and all that bunny hugger BS. They need for their Chihuahua or fluffy the cat to get eaten…or get rabies. My buddy in Kankakee shoots coyotes with his .243 for local farmer’s.
I do my part around here to reduce the songdog population.
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Does a binary trigger on an AK allow you to miss your target twice as fast?
I oppose this hunt 100%.
Not because I care about coyotes, but because I own lots of stock in ACME. Yotes are my best customers!
It’s unclear why the man in questioning didn’t know about the safe passage provision of the Firearm Owners Protection Act. And why thought he could bring a gun into a shithole Africa legally.
People who don’t spend their days hanging around gun blogs are routinely ignorant about these sorts of things. It’s the natural state of things. Not suspicious or unusual in and of itself.
I own an AR 308 and a recently purchased 1911 from them. No issues here, and yes I bought the rifle when Joe was the CEO.
As long as the products are worth my money. Yeah, he did a shitty thing and ties were severed and now DDA is run by a guy who used to work at my LGS in Leesburg, Va.
At the end of the day, the products are great. No complaints here. If you have issues with it, then take your money elsewhere and call it a day.