TriStar American Classic Trophy 1911 Chrome .45 ACP Pistol

Name: TriStar American Classic Trophy 1911 Chrome .45 ACP Pistol
Brand: Tristar
SKU: UCCZ7fjNJ
Availability: InStock

The TriStar American Classic Trophy 1911 Chrome .45 ACP Pistol is a .45 ACP full size handguns from Tristar. It is available from 2 vendors at $706.99 to $900.99.

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Product Information

Name: TriStar American Classic Trophy 1911 Chrome .45 ACP Pistol

Brand: Tristar

Category: Full Size Handguns

Caliber: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 8.5"

Capacity: 8 rounds

UPC: 713780856353

SKU: UCCZ7fjNJ

Description

The TriStar American Classic Trophy 1911 is a .45 ACP single-action pistol with a 5-inch barrel, 8+1 capacity, chrome steel frame and slide, wood grips, fiber optic front sight, adjustable Novak rear sight, and ambidextrous beavertail safety.

Key Specifications

Brand: TriStar
Model: American Classic Trophy 1911
Caliber: .45 ACP
Action: Single Action Only (SAO)
Capacity: 8+1 rounds
Barrel Length: 5 inches
Overall Length (OAL): 8.50 inches
Weight: 2.33 lbs
Frame Material: Steel with a chrome finish
Slide Description: Serrated Chrome Steel
Grips: Wood
Sights Configuration: Fiber Optic Front Dovetail & Adjustable Rear Novak
Safety Features: Ambidextrous Thumb / Beavertail Grip Safety
Condition: New in Box

Detailed Features

The chrome finish on steel frame and slide gives the pistol a polished look and provides reasonable corrosion resistance. Fiber optic front and adjustable Novak rear sights give a clear sight picture and allow for zeroing without swapping the entire rear unit. The beavertail grip safety keeps the hand positioned correctly and prevents slide-bite. Ambidextrous thumb safety works for either hand. Wood grips are comfortable and add traditional aesthetic value. The .45 ACP caliber is manageable in a full-size 5-inch 1911, where the weight and barrel length help absorb recoil.

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.45 ACP
Model	American Classic Trophy
Capacity	8 rounds
Magazines included	1
Barrel length	8.5"
Overall length	13"
Weight	36.8 oz
Action	Semi Auto
Finish	Chrome
Frame material	Wood
Color	Nickel/Chrome
Stock type	Fiber Optic Front Dovetail, Adjustable Rear Novak
Sights	Fiber Optic Front Dovetail, Adjustable Rear Novak
Safety	Ambidextrous Thumb, Beavertail Grip

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the American Classic Trophy 1911?

The American Classic Trophy 1911 is chambered in .45 ACP.

What is the barrel length of the American Classic Trophy 1911?

It has a 5-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the American Classic Trophy 1911 hold?

It has an 8+1 capacity.

Who makes the American Classic Trophy 1911?

It is made by TriStar Arms under the American Classic brand.

What type of firearm is the American Classic Trophy 1911?

It is a full-size single-action-only semi-automatic pistol built on the 1911 platform.

What finish does the American Classic Trophy 1911 have?

Both the frame and slide are chrome steel.

What sights does the American Classic Trophy 1911 have?

It has a fiber optic front sight in a dovetail mount and an adjustable Novak-style rear sight.

Where can I buy the American Classic Trophy 1911?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

The American Classic Trophy 1911 attracts buyers who want 1911 aesthetics, specifically the chrome finish, at a mid-range price. The chrome finish is the most-mentioned positive for aesthetics, and owners consistently describe the build as solid and the .45 ACP recoil as well-managed in this package.

Value relative to Colt or Springfield Armory 1911s is frequently noted; owners feel the Trophy delivers comparable performance at a lower entry price. Range accuracy gets good marks, and the grip is described as comfortable.

Some owners report that the pistol requires a break-in period before running reliably, with feeding or ejection issues early on that resolve over time. Weight is occasionally mentioned as a drawback for daily carry. Aftermarket parts availability is more limited than for Colt-spec 1911s, and a few owners mention finding reliable holsters requires more effort than for more common configurations.