Introducing the FX45 Series 1911 Pistols from ATI
ROCHESTER, NY –-(Ammoland.com)- American Tactical Imports, a worldwide importer of firearms, is proud to announce the release of the FX45 Series, a .45ACP caliber 1911 pistol series from Shooters Arms Manufacturing in the Philippines.
The impressive ATI FX45 Series includes five pistols priced from $449.95: the ATI FX Military, the ATI FX GI, the ATI FX Thunderbolt, the ATI FX Titan Blue and the ATI FX Titan Stainless.
The ATI FX Military weighs 2.31 lbs. and is 8.5” long. The 1911 has a 5” barrel, all steel parts, a matte black military front and rear site, a military slide stop and safety lock, solid mahogany grips, 8+1 magazine capacity and a MSRP of $449.95. This single-action, semi-automatic pistol is compatible with many different brands of 1911 magazine.
The ATI FX GI weighs 2 lbs., is 7.9” long and has a 4.25” barrel. This gun has all steel parts, a matte black military front and rear site, a military slide stop and safety lock, 8+1 magazine capacity, solid mahogany grips, and a MSRP of $449.95. The FX GI, like the FX Military, is a single-action, semi-automatic pistol and is compatible with many different brands of 1911 magazine.
The ATI FX Thunderbolt weighs 2.4 lbs. and is 8.7” long with a 5” barrel. It sports chrome steel parts, a picatinny rail, 8+1 magazine capacity, mahogany, textured grips, and white dot LPA Bomar sights. The MSRP is $699.95.
Both the ATI FX Titan Blue and the ATI FX Titan Stainless weigh 1.76 lbs. and are 6.9” long. The Titans have 3.13” barrels, low profile rear sights, dovetail Front sites, two-stage recoil spring systems, military slide stops and safety locks, 7+ 1 magazine capacity, and mahogany grips. The FX Titan Stainless has all chrome steel parts. The Titan Blue has a MSRP of $519.95 and the Titan Stainless is listed at $599.95.
American Tactical Imports is the exclusive U.S. representative of quality firearms, ammunition and equipment from around the globe. They have quickly established themselves as a reputable and recognized importer. ATI replaces the manufacturer as the exclusive representative in the distribution chain, only selling to legitimate distributors in the United States. To order American Tactical Imports’ products, inquire about its distributors at your local gun shop.
For more information regarding this product available from American Tactical Imports, please visit www.americantactical.us
Have the 1911 Military, 45/22 Combo Does ATI sell lower frames Would like to build separate 22 using the extra slide,barrel and mags
What does the fx stand for?
Joshua, spend $50 and install the Kimber guide rod and spring assembly. You’ll notice how much better built it is than the factory one it currently has. This should take care of your “failure to feed” issues. Hope this helps and Happy Shooting.
Well, I’m physically located here in Phil, a newbie when it comes to guns and 1911 (although I have 2 1911’s)and pardon my English too. I just stumbled to this article because I just got my SAM/ATI Thunderbolt. And i just test fired/break in test using 50 round Armscor/Rock Island Armory 45ACP hardball ammo, Just sharing the results, 1 out of 50 rounds that I shoot, I have experience a failure to feed (well probably normal) The SAM Thunderbolt came with 2 ACT 8 round magazine and as the range officer recommends , load 4 to each mags since they… Read more »
29 May 2015
Guys, just got an ATI FX45 Fatboy LW (10-rds). Deal is though, it only came with ONE 10-rd magazine. Does anyone have OR know where I could get some more magazines (at least one) for this .45-cal 1911 with a 10-rd capacity? I prefer it in black (the magazine).
Thanks, guys.
~Allen
San Diego, CA
I concur with all of the positive reviews above. My ATI Commander is a great pistol, reliable and accurate. Superb value and quality do not converge very often, but this ATI GI series gun hits the mark.
I picked up a slightly used ATI Titan .45 Officers Model for $260 at a local gun shop. The wood grips were a little scuffed but $20 for some Hogue black rubber wrap around grips fixed that and completely changed the look of the gun. I had read several reviews about the flimsy guide rod assembly as some previous posts have stated. $50 for a Kimber guide rod assembly and this thing is good as GOLD. I’ve put over 500 rounds through it using both the ACT factory mag and a CMC match grade mag with zero issues. As for… Read more »
Mike on October 5, 2014 at 11:30 PM said:
Per the question by Mike regarding his FX GI 1911….. and finding a Crimson Trace laser for it. Yes, it appears to be a standard full size 1911 layout on the frame and Crimson Trace makes about 25 Lasergrips to fit this 1911. The range from wood and G10 versions to the standard black rubber LG-401G with a green laser diode. And most 1911s with the Lasergrips on will continue to easily fit into many holsters designed for the 1911. http://www.crimsontrace.com
I have an FX GI 1911….. Having a hard time finding whether Crimson Trace makes a laser for this….anyone?
Just got my ATI 1911 Military! I baught it for the slide and frame! Thinking I’d just refit everything to have a good gun! I don’t know what they’re doing over at Shooters Arms Manufacturing, but the Barrel, Bushing, and Slide, are nice and tight! And the Slide action is smooth as a babies bottom! I’m afraid to make any changes, thinking I might screw that up! I thought my first S.A.M Iver Johnson was smooth! I am totally IMPRESSED! Especially for the price!