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Every night for the last couple of months I've been searching Gunbroker for the same items. One of those was a Colt Commander, and a couple of weeks ago I got lucky... real lucky. I happened across a listing for a Lightweight Commander that had just been posted about an hour earlier. The gun had a couple of slight issues, but the price was low and I had the money, so I hit buy-it-now. Today I received the pistol, and imagine my surprise when my full-size 1911 grips wouldn't fit. Apparently, this is a C.C.O. by another name...
When I bought the pistol, I recognized the enhanced features (high-cut frontstrap, lowered and flared ejection port), but it's been so long since I owned a 1911 that I didn't recognize the officer's size frame. That was a happy surprise.
The pistol came with some extras. The original grips and slide stop, plus an extended slide stop, 4 magazines, a bushing wrench a few allen wrenches, a holster, and the original owner's manual and warranty card.


When I bought the pistol, I recognized the enhanced features (high-cut frontstrap, lowered and flared ejection port), but it's been so long since I owned a 1911 that I didn't recognize the officer's size frame. That was a happy surprise.
The pistol came with some extras. The original grips and slide stop, plus an extended slide stop, 4 magazines, a bushing wrench a few allen wrenches, a holster, and the original owner's manual and warranty card.