Springfield 1911 TRP 10mm Long Slide with Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight and Range Bag

Overview

The Springfield 1911 TRP 10mm Long Slide with Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight and Range Bag represents a precision-engineered evolution of the classic 1911 platform. Chambered in the potent 10mm Auto cartridge, this model combines Springfield Armory’s TRP (Tactical Response Pistol) lineage with an extended 6-inch barrel and a factory-mounted Trijicon RMR reflex sight. The package includes a matching range bag, making it a complete ready-to-shoot system for Ohio shooters who demand accuracy, power, and durability. This specific configuration delivers the ballistic advantage of the 10mm round while maintaining the 1911’s proven ergonomics, all within a slide and frame assembly machined from forged carbon steel.

Features & Specs

Every component of the Springfield 1911 TRP 10mm Long Slide with Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight and Range Bag is selected for performance under repeated high-pressure loads. The slide is machined from a solid billet of 416 stainless steel, featuring a black Armory Kote finish for corrosion resistance. The 6-inch bull barrel is ramped and fully supported, paired with a full-length guide rod for consistent cycling. The Trijicon RMR is direct-milled into the slide for a low-profile co-witness with the suppressor-height tritium night sights. The frame is forged carbon steel with an integral Picatinny rail for light or laser attachment. The G10 grips are aggressively textured, and the trigger is a skeletonized match-grade unit with a factory pull weight of 4.5 to 5.0 pounds. The included range bag is a padded, two-pistol model with lockable zippers and magazine pouches.

• Caliber: 10mm Auto; barrel length: 6 inches; overall length: 8.6 inches; weight: 41 ounces unloaded
• Slide: forged stainless steel with Armory Kote; Trijicon RMR Type 2 adjustable LED reflex sight (3.25 MOA dot)
• Sights: Trijicon suppressor-height tritium front and rear; co-witness with RMR

• Frame: forged carbon steel; Picatinny rail; G10 VZ Operator grips; extended ambidextrous thumb safety
• Trigger: skeletonized aluminum match trigger; short-reset; 4.5-5.0 lb pull weight
• Magazines: two 8-round stainless steel magazines with slam pads; includes padded range bag

Who It’s For

The Springfield 1911 TRP 10mm Long Slide with Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight and Range Bag is designed for the Ohio shooter who needs a hard-hitting pistol for hunting deer or wild boar, defending property in rural environments, or competing in USPSA Limited or Open divisions. The 10mm cartridge delivers energy comparable to .41 Magnum from a semi-automatic platform, making this pistol suitable for bear country in Ohio’s eastern forests. The long slide and RMR combination also appeals to handloaders who want to exploit the 10mm’s full velocity potential without sacrificing sight radius. This is not a concealed carry piece; it is a purpose-built tool for those who require the terminal performance of 10mm in a precisely built 1911 chassis.

Shipping & FFL

This Springfield 1911 TRP 10mm Long Slide with Trijicon RMR Reflex Sight and Range Bag is a firearm and must be shipped to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder in your state. For customers in Ohio, we ship to any licensed FFL dealer of your choice. After placing your order, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions to provide your chosen FFL’s contact information. We verify the FFL prior to shipment. All firearms are shipped via insured carrier with adult signature required. Please check your local and state laws regarding 10mm pistol ownership and magazine capacity restrictions. The manufacturer ships this model with two 8-round magazines. No returns or cancellations are accepted once the firearm has been transferred to your FFL. Ohio residents must comply with all state and federal background check requirements at the time of transfer.

• Shipment to Ohio FFL only; no direct-to-consumer delivery
• FFL must provide a signed copy of their license prior to shipment
• Adult signature required upon delivery; check local laws for magazine restrictions