Taylors & Company 230058 | 1911 Tactical Full Size | 9mm

The Taylors & Company 230058 Armscor 1911 Tactical Full Size is a traditional 1911-pattern single-action pistol chambered in 9mm. It pairs a 5″ stainless steel barrel with a black parkerized steel frame and Gray G10 grips for a balance of durability and control. Controls include an ambidextrous safety, extended beavertail, combat hammer and a skeletonized trigger for a traditional 1911 feel. A compact red-dot such as the Holosun 507C is a practical optic choice under $1000 for fast target acquisition on this platform.

Applications: range training and service-style competition are well suited to this full-size 1911 configuration.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Taylors and Company.
• The model is listed as Taylors & Company 230058 Armscor 1911 Tactical Full Size.
• The caliber is 9mm.
• The capacity is 8 + 1.
• The action is Single Action.
• The barrel measures 5″ and is stainless steel.
• The frame finish is Black Parkerized.
• The slide is described as Serrated and features a black parkerized appearance in the product name.
• The grip material is Gray G10.
• The safety is a Thumb safety and the pistol includes an extended beavertail.
• The sights are a Fiber Optic Front/Adj Novak Rear set.
• The pistol includes a combat hammer as noted in the description.
• The trigger is a skeletonized trigger for a reduced weight feel.
• The slide and frame combination supports traditional 1911 controls and ergonomics for consistent handling.
• The UPC is 810012512374.

This 1911 Tactical Full Size brings classic single-action operation and modern touches—fiber optic front sight, Novak-style adjustable rear, and robust G10 grips—into a package built for repeatable accuracy and confident handling. Its 5″ stainless barrel and parkerized steel construction provide a stable sight radius and durable finish for range use and competitive stages. If you value traditional 1911 ergonomics with contemporary sighting and control features, this model is a pragmatic, performance-oriented choice.