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Quick Look

The 2011 pistol originated as an evolution of the classic M1911 design, improving capacity and modularity. It emphasizes improved ergonomics and enhanced versatility for tactical and sport shooters. Today, the 2011 enjoys a strong following among competitive shooters and tactical users.

Why It's a Top Choice

Modular frame for caliber and grip customization
High-capacity double-stack magazines
Enhanced accuracy with match-grade barrels
Robust trigger system with crisp break
Widely supported aftermarket parts availability

Key Variants

STI 2011

Popular with competitive shooters seeking reliability and customization.

Infinity 2011

Designed for enhanced performance in sport shooting events.

Nighthawk 2011

Known for precision craftsmanship and tactical applications.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	2011	Glock 17	Sig Sauer P320
MSRP	$1,500 – $2,500	$600 – $700	$500 – $700
Capacity/Size	15+ rounds, full-size	17 rounds, full-size	17 rounds, modular
Weight	~38 oz	~24 oz	~29 oz
Optics-Ready	Yes	Yes (selected models)	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-action or Enhanced triggers	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Superior customization	Lightweight and reliable	Modular and adaptable
Notable Con	Higher price point	Less customizable	Trigger reset length

Best Use Cases

Competition shooting
Tactical and duty use
Range practice and training
Personal defense
Custom firearm builds and collections

FAQs

Can I customize the grip on a 2011 pistol?

Yes. The 2011 features modular frames allowing easy grip frame and grip panel customization to fit user preferences.

What is the standard magazine capacity for a 2011?

Most 2011 pistols use high-capacity double-stack magazines holding 15 or more rounds of 9mm or .40 S&W.

How does the 2011 compare to a Glock 17 in terms of weight?

The 2011 typically weighs more (~38 oz) due to steel frames, compared to the Glock 17's lighter polymer (~24 oz).

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