#CabotGuns

The original Cabot Guns Apocalypse pistol was introduced back in 2020. Fast forward six years and the company has released the updated version of this handgun, the Apocalypse 2.0. This 1911-pattern pistol features a stainless Damascus steel slide with hand-applied deep etching that further highlights the contrast of the patterns. The use of Damascus steel makes every Apocalypse 2.0 pistol unique, as the patterns are never exactly the same.

For today’s edition of Photo Of The Day, we have pictures of another masterpiece from Cabot Guns OAK (One-of-a-Kind) collection, dubbed the Gothic Guardian. The frame of this government-size .45ACP 1911 pistol is machined out of a solid block of stainless steel and has a Bronze PVD finish. The slide, grips and trigger are made of Damascus steel forged by Master Blacksmith Jason Morrissey.

Photo Of The Day, and I think that regardless of what you think of the pistol itself, or the price tag, this is a good-looking piece of art. Cabot Guns has spent more than a decade pushing the boundaries of pistol craftsmanship, combining premium materials with exacting tolerances to produce firearms prized by shooters and collectors alike.

The limited edition Cabot Guns pistols are usually embellished with elaborate engravings and textures, however, the one we have for today’s Photo Of The Day was created with a drastically different approach. Inspired by mirror architecture, the Cabot Cloak 1911 pistol is polished to a mirror finish, which, by reflecting the surrounding objects, makes the gun virtually disappear in the environment as if covered by a cloak of invisibility.

For today’s Photo Of The Day, we have pictures of the latest project by Cabot Guns, the Yin & Yang set of 1911 pistols. As its name implies, this set is built with Yin Yang motifs - the colors of the pistols and their triggers, the design of the wooden case they are shipped in, etc. There will be only seven of these pistol sets made. The price of the Cabot Guns Yin & Yang set is $25,000.

“Limited Edition” can be a term loosely thrown around in the firearms world these days, but one company takes the concept pretty seriously, Cabot Guns. The company’s recent High Voltage 1911 is a series of only two guns. That’s it. Serial Numbers VOLTAGE45-1 and VOLTAGE45-2, and as of writing this, they are both sold. Let’s face it, most of us will never own a Cabot, and it’s not like we had the money burning a hole in our pockets on this one and now feel the way we do when we get outbid on Gunbroker. But we can still look and appreciate.