Alpha Foxtrot AF1911-Romulus | AF AA39X1CIF-XDBK10 | 9mm

The Alpha Foxtrot AF1911 Romulus is a hammer-fired, double-stack 1911-type handgun configured for 9mm Luger with a 4.25″ compensated bull barrel and MOS adapter capability. It ships with two 10‑round magazines and adapter plates to fit common micro‑red dot footprints. For a direct-fit optic under $1000, consider the Trijicon RMR Type 2 for a durable, low-profile electronic sight that pairs with the included RMR adapter plate.

Designed for practical competition and range training, the Romulus mixes a compact sight radius with a compensated barrel and an assembled magwell to speed reloads and control. The included adapter plates make optics installation straightforward for users who want a slide-mounted red dot.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Alpha Foxtrot.
• The manufacturer part number is AF AA39X1CIF-XDBK10.
• The caliber is 9mm Luger.
• The barrel is a 4.25″ bull ramped design with a 1:10 twist rate.
• The barrel finish is DLC Black.
• The frame material is SUS416 stainless steel with a DLC finish.
• The slide material is SUS416 stainless steel with a DLC finish and an MOS adapter cut in the rear.
• The action is hammer-fired.
• The gun includes two 10‑round magazines.
• The magazine capacity per magazine is 10 rounds.
• The optic compatibility includes P1 (Trijicon RMR) and P2 (Holosun) adapter plates.
• The grip is black polymer and includes an assembled, flared magwell.
• The pistol includes an ambidextrous thumb safety.
• The barrel is described as compensated/pressed compensated for reduced perceived recoil and muzzle rise.
• The UPC is 810100536121.

The AF1911 Romulus combines a shortened 1911 footprint with modern features—MOS adapter compatibility, a compensated bull barrel, and an assembled magwell—to suit competitive shooters and dedicated range users who prefer a compact, optics-ready platform. The DLC finishes and stainless construction prioritize durability while the supplied adapter plates reduce setup time for a slide-mounted red dot.

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