Nighthawk Custom Announce 9mm Treasurer Pistol
Arkansas-based Nighthawk Custom have announced the introduction of the Treasurer, an officer-framed 9x19mm 1911. The Treasurer pistol has a match-grade 3.8-inch barrel, Railscale Ascend G10 grips, and a DLC finish with a Gold Titanium Nitride barrel. MSRP for the Treasurer is $4,599.00.
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Here’s what Nighthawk have to say about the Treasurer:
Introducing the all-new Nighthawk Custom Treasurer, which is the fourth installment in the Boardroom Series family. The Treasurer is a 9mm pistol built on an officer frame and features a 3.8” bull barrel. The heavy angle cuts in the slide aid in faster cycling while the windows show off the Gold Titanium Nitride crowned barrel. This pistol has a Heinie Black Ledge rear sight, a 14k gold bead front sight, and a one-piece magwell. A durable DLC finish will keep the Treasurer looking new for years of concealed carry. The Railscales custom grips top the pistol off with a cool look and just the perfect texture.
The Treasurer’s Features:
- Finish: DLC with Gold Titanium Nitride Barrel
- Forged Commander size frame and 3.8″ barrel
- Match grade 9mm barrel
- Heinie Ledge solid black rear sight
- 14K solid gold bead front sight
- One-piece mainspring housing/magwell
- Railscale Ascend G10 grips
- Heavy angle, slide-lightening cuts
- 25 lines per inch checkered front strap and mainspring housing
- Lightweight aluminum Nighthawk Custom tri-cavity trigger
- Crowned barrel flush with bushing
- Checkered recoil spring plug
- Completely dehorned for comfortable carry
- Ultra hi-cut front strap
Here are the Treasurer’s specs:
FRAME SIZE – OFFICER
CALIBER – 9 MM
LIGHT RAIL – NO RAIL
SAFETY – SINGLE
HEIGHT – 5.2″
OVERALL LENGTH – 7.01″
PISTOL WIDTH – 1.20″
SLIDE WIDTH – 0.92″
GRIP THICKNESS – REGULAR
WEIGHT EMPTY – 34.7 OZ
SIGHT RADIUS – 5.40″
BARREL LENGTH – 3.8″
MAGAZINE CAPACITY – 8
REAR SIGHT – HEINIE BLACK LEDGE
FRONT SIGHT – GOLD BEAD
FINISH – DLC
FIRING PIN SIZE – .38 SUPER
FIRING PIN MATERIAL – STAINLESS STEEL
Find out more at NighhawkCustom.com
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Is there any mechanical advantage to the TiN coated barrel? Cause, like Fred used to say, that is ugly "With a capital UG!" The rest looks nice. Not for CCW though. https://uploads.disquscdn.c...
Me like the grips nice looking, yes I would buy them. Did minor tweak on my RIA 1911 9mm; mainly barrel bushing from EGW tighten up bit and still under $580 gun and all. That was 2018. Heavy use at IDPA matches and sweet shooter. Treasurer is $4,599.00.
I could never beat up a Treasure the way I do the Rock Island. So to each his/her own.