#2011
[NRAAM 2024] The Fusion Firearms 20X11 – Yes It Takes Glock Mags
[Luke is at NRAAM 2024 in Dallas, Texas checking out the Fusion Firearms booth and their brand new 2011-style pistol that takes Glock mags. The Fusion Firearms 20X11 pistol is currently available in a 4.5” model but will soon be expanded to include 5” variants. Each 20×11 is compatible with Glock OEM and aftermarket 17 round magazines and retails for about $1,100 making it a more affordable option for those seeking a 2011-style pistol.
TFB Review: Jacob Grey TWC 9 – A High-flying 2011
In retrospect, 2023 may have been the year of the 2011. Manufacturers big and small brought out models both cheap and expensive. Relative newcomer Jacob Grey Firearms was part of that trend with the TWC 9. When they offered to send one to TFB for review, I jumped at the opportunity to take it for a spin.
HOT GAT or FUDD CRAP? The 2011 Unicorn or Brightness Settings Be Warned?
Welcome everyone to the 231st edition of ‘Hot Gat or Fudd Crap?’, one of our many series here on TFB. If you’re new to the series, this is where we look at the most obscure firearms that are actually for sale and ask the question – is this Gat a sweet deal or only have Fudd appeal? Each week the TFB staff weighs in with their thoughts, but readers get the final say in the poll at the bottom of each article.
STP's SUPER-High End German 2011s are Coming to the USA!
STP, or Sport Target Pistol by Prommersberger, is a renowned German manufacturer known for its high-quality 2011 pistols, crafted with precision and expertise in handgun tuning. Founded by Karl Prommersberger, a master gunsmith with over three decades of experience, STP has made a significant mark on the international stage with its match-grade pistols. The brand’s commitment to excellence is evident in their meticulously designed handguns, which are now set to captivate the US market with their debut at SHOT Show 2024.
HOT GAT or FUDD CRAP? Wick's Combat Master or Midlife's Financial Disaster?
Welcome everyone to the 222nd edition of ‘Hot Gat or Fudd Crap?’, one of our many series here on TFB. If you’re new to the series, this is where we look at the most obscure firearms that are actually for sale and ask the question – is this Gat a sweet deal or only have Fudd appeal? Each week the TFB staff weighs in with their thoughts, but readers get the final say in the poll at the bottom of each article.
New Cabot Insurrection Double-Stack 9mm Pistols
Cabot Guns have introduced their first double-stack 9mm pistol, the Insurrection. According to the company, what sets the Cabot Insurrection pistol apart isn’t just its remarkable build quality; it’s the innovative features that truly make it stand out. Well, let’s take a look at these features.
TFB Review: Oracle Arms OA 2311, A 2011/P320 Hybrid
Hello TFB readers. We got a chance to test and evaluate the new Oracle Arms OA 2311 pistol. This pistol has gathered quite a bit of excitement within the shooting community. It is sort of a hybrid between a 2011 and a P320. As Oracle Arms says “Duty gun reliability with race gun DNA”.
Nighthawk's BDS9 Competition Pistol (Boardroom Double Stack 9mm)
James Reeves is at the Nighthawk Custom Booth at TriggrCon 2023 checking out their latest addition to the Boardroom series of handguns – the BDS9. The Nighthawk Custom BDS9 (Boardroom Double Stack 9mm) is a high-performance pistol designed for competitive shooters. It features a tri-cut angle top slide with lightening ports for faster cycling and comes with an Interchangeable Optics System (IOS) for iron sights or a red dot optic, a tough anodized black billet aluminum grip, and of course, the love and care that goes into every Nighthawk Custom pistol.
New 2011 Pistols From Accuracy X
Accuracy X, Inc., a company known for handcrafted 1911s that typically cost more than most teenagers’ first and maybe even second cars has some new items coming to market. For those unaware, Accuracy X makes some incredibly high-end firearms. They started out with 1911s, then moved on to other firearms like Glocks and even bolt action rifles. Now they are making 2011 pistols as are many of the other custom 1911 manufacturers like Nighthawk Customs and Chambers Customs.
TFB Review: TYPE-A EG11 6,000 Round Review
Welcome back to another TFB Review. Today, we will be looking at the extended review of my TYPE-A EG11 pistol from TYPE-A Rifle Company. In the last couple of years, several companies have come out with their version of the high-end 2011-style firearm. Everyone from Dan Wesson, Fowler Industries, Nighthawk, and Wilson Combat has come out with variations of the 1911 double-stack pistol. Back at SHOT Show 2023, BG Defense announced their EG 11, their own variation of the 1911 double stack style firearm. After roughly 8 months and well over 6,000 rounds through this pistol, let’s take a look at the Type-A EG11 pistol.
Alchemy Custom Weaponry Quantico HiCap Carry Pistol
Alchemy Custom Weaponry, a division of Cabot Guns, have released the shorter Commander-length version of their Quantico HiCap 2011-style 9mm pistol. Other than the slide and barrel length (4.25″ vs 5″), the Quantico HiCap Carry is identical to its full-size sibling. Let’s take a closer look.
TFB Review: The Springfield Armory Prodigy 1911DS
The world of 2011s has exploded over the last few years. It seems to be the latest firearm for every company to release as a new and exciting variant. Recently, Springfield Armory came out with an offering known as the Prodigy. People went crazy over the new Prodigy for its price and offerings but how does it stack up compared to other offings on the market. Let’s take a closer look at the new Springfield Armory Prodigy 1911DS.
[IWA 2023] Very Fine German 2011: The STP Loki
James is back at IWA 2023 talking to STP (“Sport Target Pistols”) about their high-end 1911s and 2011s. In today’s episode, STP goes over the features of the extremely high-end German 2011, the STP Loki.
[IWA 2023] NEW Pistols from BUL Armory for the US Market
In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves is at IWA 2023 visiting BUL Armory to see their new additions and upgrades to popular firearms they make including the BUL Axe Hatchet series and BUL’s 2011 pistols, including the competition models. See today’s video for the full explanation.