Iver Johnson Noble Eagle WP G2 — 1911-pattern .45 ACP with a 5″ barrel, polished Gold PVD finish and white pearlized grips; includes two magazines and fitted case.
The Iver Johnson Noble Eagle WP is a 1911-pattern semi-automatic chambered in .45 ACP with a 5-inch barrel and a polished Gold PVD finish. It features white pearlized grips with logo medallions and ornate scroll engraving on the slide and frame. Controls include a beavertail grip safety and an ambidextrous thumb safety; the pistol ships with two magazines and a fitted case. For an optic pairing under $1,000, a compact red-dot such as a Trijicon RMR Type 2 or a Holosun 507K provides low-profile co-witnessing and rapid sight acquisition on this platform.
Product Specifications
The caliber is .45 ACP.
The action is semi-automatic.
The barrel measures 5 inches for balanced handling and sight radius.
The frame finish is polished Gold PVD with ornate scroll engraving.
The grip material is white pearlized with logo medallions.
The frame material is steel.
The slide and frame are made from forged steel.
The pistol includes 2 magazines with the package.
The sights are adjustable Novak-type rear with a brass-insert front sight.
The safety configuration includes a beavertail grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety.
The barrel is described as hammer forged and crowned.
The pistol features custom ported serrations and a monoblock trigger.
The weight is listed as 40 ounces.
The package lists accessories including a barrel bushing wrench, cleaning kit, cable lock and fitted case; the listing also notes no sale or direct ship to California.
The UPC is 796167793106.
Ornate finishing and traditional 1911 controls make the Noble Eagle WP a statement piece that also remains functionally familiar to shooters who prefer full-size .45 platforms. Its combination of hammer-forged barrel, forged steel construction and Novak-style sights gives the pistol a mix of classic form and practical features for range use and show/collection display.
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