Ed Brown Products launches the 1776 Commemorative Edition 1911 pistol
Ed Brown Products launches the 1776 Commemorative Edition 1911 pistol

Ed Brown Products has launched the limited-edition 1776 Commemorative Edition 1911 pistol to celebrate America’s 250 years of freedom (1776-2026). This .45 ACP firearm features a 5″ barrel, aggressive checkering, American flag designs, and high-quality components, making it an ideal collector’s item for enthusiasts and patriots.

Ed Brown states “The Ed Brown 1776 Commemorative Edition is a limited-edition tribute to America’s 250 years of freedom (1776–2026), chambered in .45 ACP with a classic 5″ barrel. Built on a single-stack Government model frame, this premium 1911 features aggressive 25 LPI checkering on the front strap and mainspring housing, striking American flag rear cocking serrations, a plain black rear sight paired with a bold gold bead front sight, a crisp solid trigger, and hand-polished Micarta burl grips for superior feel and control. The left slide proudly bears the engraving “250 Years of Freedom 1776-2026″, making this a timeless collector’s piece celebrating national heritage with Ed Brown’s legendary craftsmanship and precision. A true heirloom-grade 1911 for patriots and enthusiasts alike.”

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Caliber: 45 ACP
  • Barrel Length: 5″
  • Weight: approximately 38 ounces with an unloaded magazine inserted
  • Single stack government model frame.
  • 25LPI on front strap and mainspring housing.
  • American flag rear cocking serrations.
  • Plain black rear sight with gold bead front sight.
  • Long solid trigger.
  • “250 years of freedom 1776-2026” engraved on left slide.
  • Hand polished Micarta burlap grips.
  • Ed Brown pistol bag, (2) Ed Brown Performance Magazines with base pad kits, lubricant, Owner’s manual, bushing wrench, grip screw wrench and cable lock.

LEARN MORE ABOUT ED BROWN PRODUCTS:https://www.edbrown.com/

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