Dan Wesson

The Tactical Compact Pistol (or TCP for short) combines a match grade bull barrel and a lighter railed alloy frame to make a highly accurate, concealable 1911.The TCP has a compact stainless slide tri-topped and aggressive slide serrations. A top rib helps reduce glare and it features the new U-notch rear sight with a whopping .156 wide notch paired with the brass-beaded front sight. Its ramped bull barrel has a 30 degree crown and is flush cut for easier disassembly. Its recoil system uses a flat wire recoil spring rated for 15,000 rounds in 45 ACP, thats three times the round count of a typical 1911 dual recoil spring setup. The TCPs grips are also new, with a tapered profile that is slim at the top and full-width at the bottom. With three facets that mimic the distinctive slide, their serrated features encourage a high, deep grip. The one-piece magwell, flat K-style trigger and square hammer round out the features. All-in, the TCP tips the scales at just 32 ounces, making it an accurate pistol that's easy to carry daily.