The Nighthawk Turnbull VIP 1, or Very Impressive Pistol, is just that, impressive. The Turnbull VIP models are the first additions to our VIP Collectors Line. As one of our most exclusive models, the VIP is built as a true heirloom piece that is the result of a collaboration between Nighthawk Custom and Doug Turnbull. Because of the time and skill that that is required to give this unique appearance, these guns are very limited in availability. This pistol is crafted with all of the finest customizations, including a classic case hardened and polished frame. The high polished, charcoal blued slide, matches the slide stop, magazine release, and thumb safety. To top it all off, we added a 14k solid gold bead front sight, mammoth ivory grips, and a custom case. Every pistol will vary slightly in appearance because each case hardened frame and set of mammoth ivory grips is unique. For years, firearms customers have loved Turnbull Finishes. Because of the relationship between Mark Stone of Nighthawk and Doug Turnbull, and the respect both men have for the product each company produces, they have created a partnership that has resulted in the finest 1911 pistols on the market.
Features
·Custom display box
·Finish-frame: Turnbull polished case hardened
·Finish-slide and controls: High polished charcoal blued
·Forged government size frame and 5" barrel
·Match grade .45 ACP barrel
·Cross-cut mammoth grips
·One-piece magwell/mainspring housing
·Heavy bevel on the bottom of the slide
·Ball cut radius on the slide
·Three vertical lines on the front strap and mainspring housing
·Front and rear cocking serrations
·Solid gold bead front sight
·Solid black Heinie Slant Pro rear sight
·40 lines per inch serrated rear of slide to match rear sight
·Crowned barrel flush with bushing
·Lightweight medium solid aluminum Nighthawk Custom trigger
·Smooth recoil spring plug with thick barrel bushing
·Completely dehorned for comfortable carry
·New ultra hi-cut front strap
Illustrated weapon accessories or ammo not included unless specified.
