The Savage 1911 GOVT Style is a semi-automatic 9mm pistol built on the classic government-size 1911 frame. It ships with a matte grey/black nitride finish, G10 black/dark grey grips, and Novak Tritium sights -- front Mega Dot and rear Tritium Bar -- for usable sight picture in low-light conditions. Includes 2 magazines. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 011356672063 
• Action: Semi-Automatic Single Action 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19 Para) 
• Capacity: 10+1 rounds (includes 2 magazines) 
• Weight: 2.36 lbs (approximately) 
• Finish: Matte Grey/Black Nitride 
• Grip Material: G10 Black/Dark Grey 
• Sights: Novak Tritium Front Mega Dot / Novak Tritium Bar Rear 
• Safety Features: Manual safety and grip safety 
   

Detailed Features 

• G10 Grips: Textured enough for a positive grip in wet conditions without being uncomfortable during extended range sessions. 
• Novak Tritium Sights: Both front and rear are tritium-illuminated; useful at dawn/dusk or indoor low-light scenarios. 
• Manual and Grip Safety: Standard 1911 safety configuration. 
• Lowered and Flared Ejection Port: Reduces brass scrape on ejection and improves reliability.

The Savage 1911 GOVT Two-Tone 9mm gets generally positive feedback, with the sights and grips mentioned most often as practical improvements over a base 1911 spec.

The Novak tritium sights are the most consistently praised feature. Shooters appreciate having usable night sights out of the box rather than needing to add them aftermarket.

The G10 grips get positive marks for feel and durability. Users note they hold up better over time than checkered wood or rubber grips.

Ergonomics and handling are frequently described as comfortable. Weight and balance feel close to a standard full-size 1911, which satisfies buyers who want that familiar platform in 9mm.

Accuracy gets good reviews. The 5-inch barrel and single-action trigger combination is a known performer, and Savage's manufacturing quality delivers on that.

Some users report an initial break-in period with feeding, particularly with hollow-point ammunition. This is noted as typical for new 1911-pattern pistols and generally resolves after the first few hundred rounds.

Pricing sits in the competitive range for this class of 1911. A few users compare it against more established brands at similar price points, though most find the value reasonable.