SIG SAUER 1911-XCARRY .45 ACP Coyote Optic-Ready Pistol

SIG SAUER 1911-XCARRY .45 ACP Coyote

The SIG SAUER 1911-XCARRY brings the familiar single-action 1911 platform into an optic-ready carry configuration. This coyote-finished .45 ACP model combines a 4.25-inch barrel, an eight-round magazine, XRAY3 Day/Night sights, and black G10 grip panels. Its steel construction and traditional controls provide a substantial, familiar feel, while the shortened slide and modern sighting options distinguish it from a full-size five-inch 1911.

This listing is manufacturer part number 1911XCA-45-CXR3, UPC 798681688449. It includes two eight-round steel magazines. The slide is prepared for a compatible compact optic; this specific configuration is supplied without an installed red-dot sight. Use the complete part number when comparing packages, since SIG also offers versions with different finishes and factory-mounted optics.

Carry-size dimensions and construction

The 4.25-inch, non-threaded barrel uses carbon steel with a black DLC finish. Overall length is eight inches, giving the XCARRY a shorter profile than the full-size 1911-X while retaining the platform’s .45 ACP chambering and single-stack magazine arrangement. Capacity is eight rounds in the magazine, with space for one additional round in the chamber.

Coyote PVD finishes on the frame and slide contrast with the black barrel and grips. The stainless-steel frame incorporates an M1913 accessory rail, an undercut trigger guard, and a serrated front strap. These details give the pistol several defined contact surfaces and a mounting location for compatible accessories. The full-length steel recoil guide is another feature of the X-Series configuration.

Grip and controls

Custom G10 panels from LOK Grips complement the metal frame. Their black color keeps the grip area visually distinct from the coyote finish. Grip fit is personal: hand size, reach to the trigger, and access to the controls should all be considered when choosing a 1911 for regular use.

A serrated flat trigger identifies the modern X-Series layout. The pistol operates in single-action-only mode and includes ambidextrous manual-safety levers and an extended slide release. Front and rear slide serrations provide separate gripping areas. The beavertail grip-safety arrangement retains a recognizable element of the 1911 design alongside these updated controls.

Sights and optic readiness

XRAY3 Day/Night sights are included for use as the pistol’s iron sights. The optic-ready slide provides a compact optic mounting option for buyers who want to add a compatible reflex sight later. Select the optic and mounting hardware for this particular slide interface, and confirm clearance and installation requirements before purchasing an accessory.

Optic readiness describes the slide’s capability; it does not mean a sight is included in this package. The supplied configuration therefore allows the buyer to begin with the factory iron sights and choose an optic separately. Accessory fit should be checked by exact model and manufacturer instructions rather than by the broad 1911 name alone.

Specifications and included equipment

• Manufacturer part number: 1911XCA-45-CXR3.
• UPC: 798681688449.
• Chambering: .45 ACP / .45 Auto.
• Operation: single-action-only semiautomatic.
• Barrel: 4.25 inches, carbon steel, black DLC, non-threaded.
• Overall length: eight inches.
• Capacity: 8+1; two eight-round steel magazines included.
• Finish and grips: coyote PVD with black G10 grip panels.
• Sighting system: XRAY3 Day/Night sights and an optic-ready slide.
• Controls: ambidextrous manual safety and extended slide release.

The carry-size designation describes the pistol’s dimensions, not a promise of holster compatibility. Choose a holster for the 4.25-inch SIG SAUER 1911-XCARRY and account for any added optic or rail-mounted accessory when checking fit.

Ownership and care

Read the current SIG SAUER 1911 owner’s manual before handling or maintaining the pistol. Use the specified ammunition, inspect accessories for secure fit, and follow the manufacturer’s cleaning and lubrication guidance. A manual safety supplements safe handling; it does not replace keeping the muzzle in a safe direction and keeping fingers clear of the trigger until intentionally firing.