Springfield 1911 Range Officer 9mm for sale
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Springfield Range Officer Compact 9mm 1911 Pistol, Black - PI9125L
Brand:
Springfield Armory
Barrel Length:
4"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
8+1
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
8
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Springfield Armory 1911 Range Officer Operator 9mm Pistol - PI9130L
Brand:
Springfield Armory
Barrel Length:
5"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
9
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
9
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Springfield Armory 1911 Range Officer 9mm 5" Pistol u2013 PI9129LP
Brand:
Springfield Armory
Barrel Length:
5"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
9
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SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1911 RANGE OFFICER
Brand:
Springfield Armory
Barrel Length:
5"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
9
Finish Per Color:
Parkerized
Rounds:
9
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Springfield Armory 1911 Range Officer Champion 9mm Pistol - PI9137L
Brand:
Springfield Armory
Barrel Length:
4"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
9
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
9
Frequently Asked Questions
Springfield 1911 Range Officer 9mm for sale
Why did Springfield discontinue the Range Officer?
Springfield discontinued the Range Officer to streamline its 1911 lineup, replacing it with the Garrison and Ronin series. These newer models offer updated finishes and features at similar price points. The Range Officer Elite variant remains available, while the standard Range Officer was phased out around 2021.
How much is the Springfield Range Officer?
Springfield Range Officer pistols typically sell for $600–$950 depending on caliber and condition. Used examples average around $638. The standard model remains available new, with the .45 ACP listing around $936. Range Officer Elite variants also remain available and generally command higher prices.
Is the Springfield Range Officer a good gun?
Springfield Range Officer 1911s earn strong marks for accuracy and reliability at reasonable cost. Built tight with quality triggers and barrels, they're solid target and training pistols. Not match-winning race guns, but excellent value for shooters wanting 1911 performance without custom-gun expense.
Is a 1911 better than a Glock?
Neither is objectively better—it depends on your needs. 1911s offer single-action triggers and steel construction; Glocks prioritize simplicity, higher capacity, and low maintenance. 1911s suit precision shooting; Glocks are popular for defensive carry. Try both before deciding.
What 1911 did Chris Kyle carry?
Chris Kyle carried a Springfield Armory TRP Operator during deployment. Springfield later honored him with the Chris Kyle Legend Series TRP pistol, developed with his family, featuring Tritium combat sights and G10 grips.
Why do 1911s jam so much?
1911s don't inherently jam more than other pistols. Common causes include limp-wristing, worn magazines, dirty internals, damaged extractors, and incompatible ammunition. The original design favored hardball ammo, so some hollow points cause feed issues. Quality varies by manufacturer. Regular maintenance and quality magazines resolve most reliability problems.
How much did a 1911 cost in 1911?
When first introduced, the Colt 1911 sold commercially for around $15–$16. Government contract prices were similar. Adjusted for inflation, that equals roughly $500 today. WWII-era procurement costs of $32–$38 reflected wartime production scaling, not the original 1911 price.