COLT .38 SUPER

The .38 Super was introduced in 1929 in the famous Colt Government Model 1911 auto pistol. At the time of its introduction the .38 Super was the most powerful auto pistol cartridge in the world. Colt is the only major American gun maker who has produced .38 Super pistols. The .38 Super is one of the most powerful and flat-shooting cartridges available for auto-loading pistols.

FEATURES

Single action
3 white dot sights
Caliber: .38 Super
9 round magazine
Beveled magazine well
Standard thumb safety and service style grip safety
5” barrel length
81⁄2” overall length

Available models in stainless, bright stainless, or blued carbon steel.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Name:.38 Super
Frame material: Stainless steel or Carbon steel
Frame finish: Stainless steel, Bright stainless steel, Blue
Barrel length: 5"
Overall length: 81⁄2”
Caliber: .38 Super
Capacity: 9 + 1
Hammer: Combat
Trigger: Aluminum
Action: Single
Front sight: White dot
Rear sight: White dot
Grips: Wraparound checkered rubber composite grips on the stainless model, Double diamond rosewood grips on the bright stainless, Wraparound checkered rubber composite grips on the blued model
Grip safety: Beavertail
Thumb safety: Standard

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