The Live Free Armory Apollo 11 is a 9mm Luger single-action semi-automatic chambered for personal defense, competitive shooting, and carry. Its match-grade bull barrel and 3.50 lb trigger pull are the main accuracy-focused features; the ambidextrous safety and RMSC optic cut round out the spec sheet. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Apollo 11 
• Caliber: 9MM Luger (9x19 Para) 
• Action: Single Action 
• Capacity: 17 Rounds +1 
• Barrel Length: 4.15 inches 
• Weight: 2.04 lbs (32.61 oz) 
• Sights: Open Notch 
• Optic Mount: RMSC 
• Barrel Type: Bull Profile 
• Muzzle Type: Featureless 
• Finish Color Options: Elite Flat Dark Earth Cerakote / Black 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The bull barrel profile reduces felt recoil compared to a standard barrel and contributes to tighter groups. Single-action trigger breaks at 3.50 lbs, which is light enough for fast follow-up shots. The RMSC optic cut on the slide accepts red dot optics without an adapter plate. Frame is stainless steel with polymer grips; the Elite FDE Cerakote finish is hardwearing. 
 
At 32.61 oz and 4.15 inches of barrel, this is a compact pistol suitable for carry, though the 17+1 capacity is on the higher end for the size class. Open notch sights are functional for standard use.

Owners generally report good range performance -- accurate, manageable recoil, and solid overall feel. The optic-ready setup is well-received by shooters who want to mount a red dot without adding an adapter, and the FDE Cerakote finish holds up and looks good in practice.

Trigger feedback is mixed. Some users find the 3.50 lb single-action break clean and satisfying; others feel it needs adjustment out of the box. It's the most common point of debate in owner discussions.

Price vs. features comes up often and favorably -- most buyers compare it to other compact 9mms and feel the bull barrel and optic cut justify the cost. Customer support and warranty experiences vary, which affects some owners' overall satisfaction with the brand. Comparisons to competitor compact 9mms are common in forum threads.