The Auto-Ordnance Victory Girls Custom 1911 is a single-action .45 ACP pistol with a 5-inch barrel, 7+1 capacity, and a weight of 2.3 lbs (39 oz). Overall length is 8.6 inches. The all-steel frame and slide feature a laser-engraved slide honoring WWII women's service. Grips are checkered wood with a U.S. Logo. Safety mechanisms include a thumb safety, grip safety, and firing pin safety. Sights are a blade front with a drift-adjustable rear. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 1794000786 
• UPC: 602686421881 
• Brand: Auto-Ordnance 
• Model: Victory Girls Custom 1911 
• MPN: 1911BKOWC1 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Action: Single Action Only (SAO) 
• Capacity: 7+1 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Overall Length: 8.6 inches 
• Weight: 2.3 lbs (39 oz) 
• Sights: Blade front, drift-adjustable rear 
• Grips: Checkered Wood with U.S. Logo 
• Safety: Thumb, Grip, Firing Pin 
   

Features 

 
This is a full-size Government-pattern 1911 built on all-steel construction. The laser-engraved slide references WWII women who served in support roles during the war, a historical tribute worked into an otherwise standard 1911 A1 feature set. Checkered wood grips with the U.S. logo reinforce the period reference and provide good purchase. The standard 1911 control layout: thumb safety, grip safety, firing pin safety, and drift-adjustable rear sight. 
 
The Victory Girls is a good fit for 1911 collectors who want a visually distinctive piece, and it functions as a standard Government-model 1911 at the range or for home defense.

Feedback on the Victory Girls 1911 divides along expected lines: buyers drawn to its WWII tribute design and those evaluating it purely as a shooter. The engraved slide and checkered wood grips get consistent praise for attention to detail and as a conversation piece.

As a functional pistol, feedback mirrors standard 1911 critiques: the 39 oz. weight is more than some prefer for carry, and a break-in period before consistent cycling is a common mention. The 7-round capacity draws comparison to higher-capacity modern pistols. For collectors and 1911 enthusiasts, the general recommendation is positive; buyers primarily focused on practical carry use are advised to weigh the tradeoffs against modern alternatives.