Colt Gold Cup Trophy 1911 .45 ACP Brushed Stainless 1911 Single-Action Pistol

A: Irv, they are listed with identical specifications (Buds pictures show rear sight difference but, lists Fully Adjustable Bomar Rear Sights for both). Colt Customer Service should be able to state the exact difference at Tel: 800-962-COLT (2658) *Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm EST

A: Irv - The Gold Cup Lite ( O5070GCL) does not have the checkering/lines on the front and back grip strap. The 05070xe does have (25 lpi) checkering/lines on the front and back grip strap. That is the only difference I am aware of between the two.

A: Irv, this Gold Cup Trophy has a 5-inch polished, stainless steel National Match barrel.

A: This is a 70 series Jeff.

A: Colt has used polymer triggers on some models in the past. They've also used blackened aluminum. Generally, the polymer triggers seemed to have worked out fine. I can't find if this model has one or not. But that doesn't seem to be necessarily a reason to not get the pistol if you want it.

A: I suggest that you ask coly as they have used plastic, aluminum, and MIM triggers in the past Also the triggers are easily replace with many good aftermarket trigger. Tel: 800-962-COLT (2658) *Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm EST Fax: (860) 244-1379

A: 1 8 round mag What's in the Box Colt 1911 Gold Cup Trophy 45 ACP (1) Magazine Cable Lock Owner's Manual

A: Comes with one 8 round magazine, manual and lock.

A: Irv, (1) 8rd Magazine is included. This pistol comes in a hard plastic case, owners manual, warranty registration card (1) 8rd Magazines, cable lock, bore brush and take down tool.

A: Every new Colt I've bought came with two mags. Be advised the stock photo is incorrect, the Gold Cup has a Bo-Mar style rear sight and magwell.

A: Only comes with 1 magazine. Colt is getting stringy unfortunately...

A: Rod, yes Sir, this 1911 can also use standard 7rd 1911 Magazines as well.

A: This can definitely use standard 7 round magazines. It was my pleasure to assist you. It can also use 10 round magazines or more.