gun review STI International Tactical 5.0 feature
The Tactical SS pistol in full recoil
demonstrates the Recoil
The End Product
In 2005, STI became a completely em- ployee-owned business or ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Program). When an orga- nization encourages its people to feel owner- ship, the results are almost always positive. T at is most defi nitely the case with STI In- ternational. Editor Steve Tracy and I spent
Master system’s effectiveness.
some time at the STI booth at SHOT Show 2014, handling the pistols and talking to the STI employee owners manning the booth. I was convinced that I had to invest a little in the company myself. PM
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STI International Tactical 5.0 MSRP
CALIBERS FRAME
GRIPS SLIDE
TRIGGER BARREL
SAFETIES
$1,940.00 (2014 pricing) .45 ACP, .40 S&W, 9×19
STI 1911 Frame with Integral Tactical Rail, 30 LPI Front Strap Checkering, Undercut Trigger Guard STI G10 Grip Panels
Classic, Flat Top with STI Front and Rear Cocking Serrations STI Long Curved Trigger
5.01” (12.72cm) STI Bull barrel, Ramped, Fully Supported STI High-Ride Beavertail Grip Safety
AMBIDEXTROUS THUMB SAFETY (Blued) GUIDE ROD STI Recoil Master SIGHTS
STI Ramped Front
STI LEDGE STYLE REAR OVERALL LENGTH 8.75” (22.22cm) WEIGHT FINISH
41.1 oz (1165.16g) Blued Matte Finish
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