In the third installment of our Express Gunsmithing Initiative Series, Bob Reeves introduces another model available to California residents through the EGI program, the Shadow Hawk.

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One of the more frequent questions we get about the Shadow Hawk is how is it different from the GRP. Let's break down the features of the Shadow Hawk.

The first big feature separating the Shadow Hawk from the GRP is the standard flat-faced trigger. The face of the trigger is serrated to provide a non-slip surface.

The Shadow Hawk offers course front and rear cocking serrations, along with a ball cut radius at the front of the slide. This is one of the few models that comes standard with the ball cut radius. The ball cut has been matched with the dust cover of the frame.

A thick flanged barrel bushing along with a matching plug are cut flush with the reverse crowned barrel.

The rear of the slide features 40 LPI serrations while the front strap and mainspring housing have been checkered at 25 LPI. The Shadow Hawk comes standard with a one-piece mainspring housing/magwell which is blended to the frame. The slide stop has been cut flush with the slide.
A Heinie Ledge Straight Eight night sight at the rear has been paired with a night sight on the front. Black and grey G10 grips feature the Nighthawk Custom logo to round out the features of this fantastic pistol.

For more information on the EGI program or the Shadow Hawk 1911, contact your local Nighthawk dealer, or contact one of our account managers by dialing Ext. 1 from our main line.
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