Iver Johnson Noble Eagle EX G2 1911 | .45 ACP | 5 in
MSRP:$2,131.00
Your Price:$1,772.00
A polished gold PVD Iver Johnson 1911 finished with ornate scroll engraving, exotic Amboina wood grips, and adjustable Novak sights. This 5″ .45 ACP pistol includes two magazines and ambidextrous safeties for traditional 1911 control.
The Iver Johnson Noble Eagle EX G2 presents a traditional 1911 platform finished in polished Gold PVD with ornate scroll engraving and exotic Amboina dark wood grips. It is chambered in .45 ACP and features a 5-inch hammer-forged barrel, Novak adjustable rear sight, and a brass-insert front sight. An optic that pairs well with this platform under $1,000 is a Holosun 507C or a Vortex Venom red-dot for fast, reliable sight acquisition without exceeding typical handgun optics budgets.
Product Specifications
The brand is Iver Johnson.
The model designation is Noble Eagle EX G2 (1911).
The caliber is listed as .45 ACP.
The action type is semi-auto.
The frame material is steel.
The finish is polished Gold PVD with ornate scroll engraving.
The grip material is Exotic Amboina dark wood.
The barrel length measures 5 inches.
Magazine capacity is reported inconsistently in source records as “8” and “8 + 1”.
The number of magazines included is 2.
The sights are described as adjustable Novak rear and brass-insert front.
The safety configuration is beavertail grip safety with ambidextrous thumb safety.
The slide is described as serrated.
The weight is listed as 40 ounces.
The UPC is 796167793175.
The Noble Eagle EX G2 combines traditional 1911 ergonomics with decorative finishes and practical controls. The polished Gold PVD and engraved slide give it a show-quality appearance while the Novak-style adjustable sights and beavertail grip safety preserve functional handling for range use and traditional pistol competition. Included accessories noted in source material are two magazines, a barrel bushing wrench, cleaning kit, gun lock, and a fitted case with foam compartments.
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