【Marushin】M1911 Combat Commander 7mm X-PFC Firing Model Gun 【Assembly Kit】 (Scheduled for release around December 2026 - Pre-order)

*Reservations close on Tuesday, August 25th*

Please note that this is a build-to-order sale, so orders and reservations cannot be made after August 25th.

Please note that the release is scheduled for December 2026, but it may be subject to change depending on the situation. Thank you for your understanding.

Colt Officially Licensed M1911
"Combat Commander" [Assembly Kit]

Developed in 1911, the M1911 has remained popular for over 100 years. This compact model was developed as a self-defense weapon.

You can enjoy the unique charm of X-PFC, with its powerful sound and realistic operation provided by the X-PFC exclusive aluminum cartridges, which replicate the impressive .45ACP rounds. Experience the realistic texture, the weighty feel in your hand, and the powerful operation for yourself.

【Main Features】

• [NEW] More realistic stainless silver plate on the outside of the chamber
• [NEW] Improved ejection performance with a new ejector.
• [NEW] New grip weight increases weight by 40g (The increased weight provides a firm feel and enhanced presence.)
  
• Aluminum "large diameter plug X-PF cartridge" with beautiful texture and good flight performance
• Rust-resistant irregular SUS stainless steel "X chamber pin"
• [Rust prevention] Metal parts inside the main unit are plated for improved rust prevention
  "Plated magazine case" + "stainless steel spring" makes the magazine less prone to rusting

【Basic Specifications】

• Overall length: Approx. 195mm
• Loading weight: Approx. 565g (HW)
  
• Magazine capacity: 7 rounds (5 rounds included with the main unit)
  
• Propellant: 7mm PFC

*Unlike the finished product, the kit version may have some plastic parts with unremoved burrs.
You may paint or finish it to your liking. Please understand that deburring and breaking in are assumed to be done by the customer themselves, in addition to assembly. (Of course, if you don't mind them, these are not mandatory tasks.)