The most realistic part of "Starfield," the epically massive interstellar role-playing game newly released by video-game publisher Bethesda Softworks, may just be the presence of a sidearm carried ...

Remember when the Civilian Marksmanship Program announced that it would sell off 10,000 surplus Army M1911 pistols to the American public as part of a provision in the 2018 defense budget? Well, mark ...

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Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) confirmed to The War Zone that the replacement of the M45A1s with new M18s began last year and was completed by October 2022. M45A1s had previously been ...

Though the M1911 made its combat debut during World War I, the design really came into its own during World War II. During that conflict, the design’s worth was solidified—millions of M1911s were ...

Key point: The 1911 has served honorably and reliably in many conflicts. You’ve seen the 1911 in hundreds of movies, and it’s probably the first gun that comes to mind when you think of a pistol.

In light of the extreme interest in the Army surplus .45 ACP M1911 pistols authorized for public sale as part of the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act, the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s board ...

The M1911 is more than a sidearm—it’s a symbol of American grit, serving from the trenches of WWI to the jungles of Vietnam.

A Marine with Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Special Reactions Team reloads his M1911 pistol during training. (US Marine Corps photo by LCpl Cheng Chang) For years, the US Army’s legendary special ...

An important deadline is approaching for people wanting to get their hands on an authentic Army surplus M1911. The Army has given the Civilian Marksmanship Program about 8,000 surplus M1911 .45 ...

The U.S. Army is expected to transfer upward of 8,000 surplus M1911 pistols for civilian sale in fiscal 2018. That's based on this year's National Defense Authorization Act, a massive defense policy ...