COLT DEFENDER

Colt first introduced the use of a lightweight aluminum alloy in a gun frame in 1948. Building on this experience, the Colt Defender model now offers the power and performance of a full-sized .45 ACP pistol in a compact, lightweight carry model.

Small, lightweight, accurate, reliable, with excellent sights, and able to withstand everyday wear and frequent practice sessions without the need for extensive maintenance.

FEATURES

• Wrap around rubber finger groove grips
• Skeletonized aluminum trigger
• Single action
• Fixed sights
• .45 Caliber
• 3” barrel length
• 63⁄4” overall length
• Beveled magazine well
• Lightweight
• Brushed stainless frame and slide
• 7 + 1 round capacity

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Name: Defender
Frame material: Aluminum
Frame finish: Stainless steel slide / Teflon coated receiver
Barrel length: 3"
Overall length: 63⁄4”
Caliber: .45 ACP
Capacity: 7 + 1
Hammer: Combat
Trigger: Black anodized aluminum
Action: Single
Front sight: White Dot
Rear sight: White Dot
Grips: Wraparound Hogue
Grip safety: Beavertail
Thumb safety: Standard

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