WILSON COMBAT VERTEC CENTURION TACTICAL for Sale

Quick Look

The Wilson Combat Vertec Centurion Tactical is a refined 1911-style pistol crafted for tactical use. Designed for enhanced ergonomics and reliability, it combines classic 1911 features with modern upgrades. It enjoys high regard among competitive shooters and tactical professionals.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Precision fit for improved accuracy
• Modular design with tactical accessories
• Enhanced controls for quick handling
• Durable finish for harsh environments
• Strong aftermarket parts availability

Key Variants

Wilson Combat Vertec Centurion Tactical 45 ACP — The popular caliber option for tactical precision and stopping power.

Wilson Combat Vertec Centurion Tactical 9mm — Offering reduced recoil with excellent reliability for duty use.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Vertec Centurion Tactical	SIG Sauer P320	Springfield XD-M
MSRP	$2,800+	$600–$700	$700–$800
Capacity/Size	7+1 (45 ACP), Compact	15+1 (9mm), Full-size	19+1 (9mm), Full-size
Weight	34 oz (45 ACP)	29 oz	28 oz
Optics-Ready	Some models	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-action 1911 style	Striker-fired	Striker-fired
Notable Pro	Exceptional craftsmanship	Modular and ergonomic	High capacity with safety features
Notable Con	Premium price point	Heavier with longer trigger pull	Grip angle less traditional

Best Use Cases

• Tactical duty and law enforcement
• Competition shooting and USPSA
• Home and self-defense
• Collection and 1911 enthusiasts

FAQs

Can I use Wilson Combat Vertec Centurion Tactical for competition?

Yes, its precision build and ergonomic design make it well-suited for competitive shooting such as USPSA and IDPA matches.

What is the trigger type on the Wilson Combat Vertec Centurion Tactical?

It features a single-action 1911-style trigger known for its crisp break and short reset.

How does the Vertec Centurion Tactical compare to striker-fired pistols?

It offers a traditional single-action trigger and 1911 ergonomics, contrasting the consistent trigger pull and modularity of striker-fired models.