Ed Brown Products celebrates 50th anniversary with 2018 Executive Target
The 2018 Executive Target model was launched in celebration of Ed Brown products upcoming anniversary. (Photo: Ed Brown Products)
Ed Brown Products marks its upcoming 50th anniversary with the introduction of the 2018 Executive Target 1911 pistol.
Chambered in 9mm, .38 Super and .45 ACP, the 2018 Executive Target is fully dressed with checkering on both the front strap and mainspring housing. With the Executive target serving as the flagship model on the Elite Series, the 2018 model boats the new Ed Brown RMR mount topped with a Trijicon RMR. The new model’s slide is finished with the company’s sleek French border, ball cuts and a flattened and serrated top.
Keeping to Ed Brown’s theme, the gun is fully customizable with over 100 options for consumers to craft a personalized pistol.
“The new twists and updates to the Executive Target are just another sign of things that are to come. We are serious about making our 50th year the very best so far, and want our customers to know that we are just getting better with age,” said Sales and Marketing Director John May in a press release.
The 2018 Executive comes with a 5-inch barrel and tips scales at 40 ounces with an unloaded magazine. MSRP starts at $3,680.
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