Alpha Foxtrot AF1911 Attila 9mm | 3.5″ Comp | AF AA46X1QII

The Alpha Foxtrot AF1911 Attila is a compact, optics-ready 1911-style pistol chambered in 9mm with a 3.5″ compensated barrel and DLC black finishes on frame and slide. The slide is machined for an RMR footprint and ships with the optic plate installed, and the aluminum frame and textured grip are intended to balance carry comfort with secure handling. This configuration is appropriate for everyday carry (EDC) and action/competition use where a compact, controllable pistol is preferred. Pair this pistol with a Trijicon RMR for an optic solution under $1,000 that fits the factory footprint.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Alpha Foxtrot.
• The model is listed as AF1911 Attila.
• The caliber is specified as 9mm.
• The barrel measures 3.5 inches and includes an integrated compensator.
• The frame material is lightweight aluminum.
• The frame finish is DLC Black.
• The slide is made from SUS416 stainless steel with a DLC Black finish.
• The slide features deep front and rear serrations and anti-glare top serrations.
• The slide is optic-ready and an RMR optic plate is included.
• The barrel material is SUS416 stainless steel with a DLC Black finish.
• The grip material is aluminum with an ergonomic textured surface for secure handling.
• The trigger pull is listed as approximately 4 lb.
• The controls are described as fully ambidextrous.
• The package includes one 10-round magazine (noting listing language also references other configurations).
• UPC: 810100536909

The AF1911 Attila pairs compact dimensions with factory optics readiness and a compensated barrel for reduced muzzle rise. Its aluminum frame and serrated, DLC-finished slide present a modern take on the 1911 platform designed for shooters who want a controllable, carryable pistol with aftermarket optic options. The included RMR plate streamlines installation of popular red-dot sights, and the package-shipped 10-round magazine provides an immediate, compliant magazine option for jurisdictions that restrict capacity.