The Nighthawk Tactical AAC 1911 in 45acp was built in collaboration with Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC), the new Nighthawk Custom AAC Suppressor Ready 1911 is one that you will cherish for a lifetime. This one is not just another pretty face in the crowd, but rather an all business gun that comes ready to use with or without an Advanced Armament Suppressor like the TiRant45. A steel thread-protector comes standard to protect your barrel when the suppressor is not in use.
The first to catch your eye will be the lightening cuts on the top of the slide, mainspring housing and front strap that match the Advanced Armament M4-2000 suppressor. As you can see from the pictures, it makes for a very attractive firearm. The slide sports new Heinie Ledge Straight-Eight Suppressor Sights which we are only available thru Nighthawk Custom. These sights are designed to give you a complete sight picture over the top of the suppressor. The distinct "ledge" rear sight allows you to cock the weapon off of a hard surface if needed. Features include:
Proprietary Lightening Cuts on the Front Strap, Mainspring Housing and Slide Top
Forged Frame and Slide
Nighthawk Custom Match-Grade Blacked-Out Threaded Barrel with Thread Protector
Medium Length Lightweight Match-Grade Blacked-Out Trigger
Ultra-thin Aluma-Grips with Nighthawk Custom logo
Advanced Armament Corporation Logo on both sides of the Slide behind the rear cocking serrations
Forged Slide Stop cut flush with chamfered frame
Complete De-Horn for easy carry
***AAC TiRant45 Silencer not included
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