The Colt 1911 La Revolucion Series Orozco is chambered in .38 Super+P with a Royal Blue finish, a 5-inch barrel, and a 9-round capacity. It is part of Colt's La Revolucion commemorative lineup, which uses decorative engraving and distinctive finishes to reference Mexican cultural and historical themes. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Caliber: .38 Super+P 
• Capacity: 9 rounds 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish Per Color: Royal Blue 
• Manufacturer: Colt Firearms 
• Manufacturer Part Number: O1911C38Z 
• Model: 1911 La Revolucion Series Orozco 
• Type: 1911 
• UPC: 098289112293 
   

Detailed Features 

The Royal Blue finish is a deep, polished blue that contrasts with the standard matte or satin finishes found on most production 1911s. The 5-inch barrel is standard Government-length, giving a full sight radius. The .38 Super+P chambering is popular in competitive shooting circles in Latin America and among USPSA Open division shooters, as it can be loaded to high velocities while fitting the standard 1911 footprint. The 9-round capacity is one round over the standard .45 ACP 1911 magazine count, enabled by the narrower .38 Super cartridge.

The Colt 1911 La Revolucion Orozco is primarily discussed among collectors and 1911 enthusiasts interested in both the commemorative finish and the .38 Super+P chambering. The Royal Blue polish draws consistent praise. It photographs well and the depth of the finish is noticeably different from standard production bluing.

The .38 Super+P caliber sparks its own conversation. Shooters familiar with it appreciate its ballistics, higher velocity than 9mm from the same barrel length with manageable recoil, though it's harder to source in parts of the country where it's not a common chambering. Competitive shooters who know the cartridge generally see it as an advantage; casual buyers sometimes find it inconvenient.

Price is a recurring topic. Colt 1911s occupy the upper tier of production 1911 pricing, and the La Revolucion finish work adds to that. Buyers who value the combination of Colt's production history and the decorative finish see the cost as justified. Those evaluating it purely on mechanical terms can find comparable 1911 function at lower prices. Ergonomics discussions follow the standard 1911 pattern. The grip angle and control layout are familiar and generally well-regarded across experience levels.