Springfield Armory announced the 1911 Garrison Target in .45 ACP and 9mm, both built on the classic 1911 platform. The company's Springfield Armory's press release lays out the specifications and pricing.
What Was Announced
Springfield is offering two Garrison Target variants: one chambered in .45 ACP and one in 9mm. Both use forged carbon steel slides and frames, a forged stainless steel barrel, and a fully adjustable steel rear sight.
Key Details
- Calibers: .45 ACP and 9mm
- Barrel length: 5 inches, match-grade forged stainless steel
- Rear sight: Steel, adjustable for windage and elevation, with a black serrated rear face
- Front sight: High-visibility white dot
- Grips: Checkered thinline wood
- Finish: Hot salt blued carbon steel
- Capacity: 7+1 in .45 ACP (blued steel magazine); 9+1 in 9mm (stainless steel magazine)
- MSRP: $899 per the release's text; the product listings in the same release show $999
- Model numbers: PX9420-ADJ (.45 ACP, UPC 706397995911); PX9419-ADJ (9mm, UPC 706397995904)
What It Means for Gun Owners
The Garrison Target is aimed at shooters who want an adjustable-sight 1911 for competition or precision work without moving to a custom build. Buyers should note the pricing discrepancy in the release, since the body text lists $899 while the model listings show $999. Confirm the current price with a dealer before buying.
Bottom Line
Springfield is adding adjustable-sight 1911s in two popular calibers. The forged construction and match-grade barrel suggest a focus on accuracy, and the price will decide how it compares to other target 1911s on the market.
