Browning's 1911-380 Black Label Medallion combines classic 1911 design with .380 ACP chambering in a compact, engraved stainless steel package. Features white pearl grips, 3.58" barrel, and includes two 8-round magazines.
Browning has done something remarkable here: they've taken two of John M. Browning's most enduring innovations—the Model 1911 and the .380 ACP cartridge—and merged them into a single, elegant package. The result is a pistol that honors tradition while delivering genuine utility for shooters who value both style and substance.
The 1911-380 Black Label Medallion is immediately striking. The machined stainless steel slide features neo-classical American engraving with polished flats and matte curves that catch the light beautifully. White imitation pearl grips with matching engraving patterns and a Buckmark inlay complete the refined appearance. This isn't a gun that hides—it's meant to be seen and appreciated.
The composite frame houses a machined 7075 aluminum sub-frame, creating a lightweight yet rigid structure. The 3.58-inch corrosion-resistant barrel is slightly longer than typical .380 designs, which gives this pistol a distinct advantage: better recoil management. Where many .380 pistols snap and bite, the 1911-380 absorbs and controls, making follow-up shots faster and more accurate.
Each pistol ships with two 8-round magazines and a protective pistol rug. You're ready to shoot from day one.
This model is restricted in California, Massachusetts, and Maryland.