The Springfield Armory Ronin 1911 EMP in 9mm combines classic design with modern performance features. This semi-automatic pistol features a blued finish and a satin aluminum Cerakote frame, providing enhanced durability and corrosion resistance. Its compact 7.6-inch overall length makes it suitable for concealed carry while maintaining a full-size feel. The alloy frame with crossed cannon wood laminate grips offers a comfortable, secure hold for precise shooting. Equipped with a single-action mechanism and a 9 + 1 capacity, the Ronin 1911 EMP ensures reliable operation and ample firepower for personal defense or range use. The front sight features a fiber optic (FO) element for quick target acquisition, complemented by U-notch rear sights that provide a clear sight picture. This model includes four 9-round magazines, offering extended shooting sessions without frequent reloads. The firearm's dual captive recoil spring system enhances longevity and reduces felt recoil, contributing to better accuracy and shooting comfort. The Viridian RFX11 Green Dot Optic provides rapid target focus, making it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced shooters. Its lightweight design, weighing approximately 27.5 ounces, ensures ease of carry without sacrificing stability or control. Whether for self-defense, training, or collection, the Springfield Armory Ronin 1911 EMP delivers exceptional quality and performance in a compact, reliable package.

Features:

• Satin Aluminum Cerakote Frame for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance

• Dual Captive Recoil Spring for improved longevity and reduced recoil

• Viridian RFX11 Green Dot Optic for fast target acquisition

• Fiber Optic Front Sight for quick sighting in various lighting conditions

• U Notch Rear Sight for a clear sight picture

• Alloy Frame Crossed Cannon Wood Laminate Grips for a secure hold

• Compact 7.6-inch overall length for concealed carry

• Lightweight at approximately 27.5 ounces for easy handling

• Includes four 9-round magazines for extended shooting sessions