The Oaks Wholesale Eagle XL is a semi-automatic .45 ACP pistol built on a 1911 platform with a 6-inch barrel and clear Cerakote color case-hardened finish. The frame is 1045 steel and the slide is 4140 steel. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 2024020079 
• UPC: 796167791706 
• Brand: Oaks Wholesale 
• Model Name: Eagle XL 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Capacity: 8+1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 6 inches 
• Overall Length: 9.75 inches 
• Weight: 2.75 lbs (without magazine) 
• Sights: Dovetail Front & Adjustable Rear 
• Grip Material: Diamondwood Walnut with Integrated Logo 
• Trigger Type: Skeletonized 
• Safety Features: Slide Stop / Thumb Safety 
• Finish Type: Clear Cerakote Color Case Hardened 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The LPA "TRT" fully adjustable rear sight pairs with a dovetail front sight, letting shooters dial in their zero rather than working around fixed irons. Front and rear angled serrations give good purchase on the slide, and an extended slide stop keeps the control reachable without shifting grip. The skeletonized trigger is light with clear tactile feedback. A beavertail grip safety with memory cut prevents accidental discharge and positions the hand high on the grip naturally. 
 

Target Audience 

 
Sport shooters who want a long-slide .45 ACP with adjustable sights and a quality finish. The 6-inch barrel gives a longer sight radius useful in competition. Those who prioritize home defense stopping power over concealability will also find the caliber and capacity adequate. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

 
In competition, the longer barrel and adjustable sights help accuracy on precision stages. For range practice, the 2.75-lb weight sits heavy enough to absorb .45 ACP recoil without being punishing over long sessions. The 8+1 capacity keeps it in line with standard 1911-pattern carry loads for home defense.

Owners generally like the Eagle XL's looks and the case-hardened finish gets the most consistent praise — it is distinctive compared to standard black or silver finishes. The .45 ACP chambering draws the expected approval from fans of the cartridge, and most report the pistol runs reliably through initial function tests.

The main complaints are weight and price. At 2.75 lbs it is heavier than compact alternatives, which makes it a poor everyday carry option for some buyers. On price, opinions split — some feel the build quality justifies the cost, others think comparable options exist for less.

Ergonomics get solid marks. Grip comfort and control placement work well for right-handed shooters, and new shooters report finding it approachable.