The STI International Escort is a compact 1911 pistol with full size power.
Our lightest gun yet, the Escort is built on a forged aluminum officer length frame. The frame includes front strap STIppling and a checkered mainspring housing to provide a sure grip. The controls are an STI International single sided thumb safety and STI knuckle relief high-rise beavertail grip safety. The 3" blued slide features traditional 1911 styling with classic rear cocking serrations, and the barrel is 3", ramped & fully supported. This excellent firearm comes standard with adjustable "Novak" style white dot rear sight (3 dot), an STI Commander hammer, patented STI trigger system, STI S-7 sear, and titanium strut for smooth, reliable function.
The Escort has a Duracoat finish on the frame with a blued slide. Available in 9mm, .40S/W and .45 ACP.
SPECIFICATIONS:
| Caliber | | 9mm, .45 ACP |
| Frame | | "Officer" length Forged Aluminum 1911 Frame with
STIppled front strap, undercut trigger guard, and machine
beveled magwell |
| Grips | | STI Logo, checkered, Cocobolo, standard thickness |
| Slide | | 3.0" Classic Carbon Steel Slide |
| Slide Features | | Rear cocking serrations (classic), round top |
| Trigger | | Long, curved |
| Barrel | | STI fully supported, 3.0” ramped bull barrel |
| Hammer | | STI Commander style |
| Safeties | | STI blue high rise beavertail grip safety and single
sided thumb safety |
| Guide Rod | | STI RecoilMaster |
| Sights | | Tactical Adjustable Sights (T.A.S.) 3 Dot (White) |
| Overall Length | | 7.0" |
| Weight | | 22.8 oz. |
| Finish | | Duracoat frame, blued slide |
| Competition Approvals | | Pending |
Firearms not personally picked up from our Houston location will only ship to an FFL holder for subsequent transfer. If you do not have a local dealer for transfer, please contact us at sales@talonarms.com so we can assist you in finding an FFL holder to complete the transfer.
Due to high demand for STI pistols, stock is constantly changing. Please contact us at sales@talonarms.com for availability.
