The Browning 1911-380 Black Label 380 ACP is a handgun from Browning. This configuration is built around Single Action, a 3.6-inch barrel, and a listed capacity of 8 + 1.

The action is Single Action. Barrel length is 3.6 inches. Capacity is listed as 8 + 1, meaning a 8-round magazine with one round in the chamber.

The finish is satin stainless steel. The sights are metal 3-dot sights. The stock, frame, and grip specification is Polymer Frame Black Stippled Laminate Polymer Frame.

The magazine specification is one 8-round magazine. Overall length is 6.9 inches, and weight is 16 oz. This configuration is in the 1911-380 Series.

The UPC for this exact configuration is 023614865025. The store SKU is BR051-121492. Use 3.6 inches when you compare size with other Browning handguns, because barrel length is one of the fields that changes between similar model numbers.

The plus-one capacity figure is a magazine count plus a chambered round, which is different from a listing that quotes the magazine alone. The satin stainless steel finish is the surface treatment to match if you are comparing color or coating with another Browning configuration of the same model. The model name to compare is 1911-380 Black Label. A close Browning model can differ in finish, capacity, barrel, sights, or included parts, and those differences are the reason this page stays with this configuration.

The caliber to match is 380 ACP. The same model name in another caliber is a different firearm. Additional information on this page repeats the published specification list for this exact configuration. If a measurement is not in that list, it is not stated here and should not be assumed. Read as a checklist, manufacturer is Browning, model is 1911-380 Black Label, caliber is 380 ACP, action is Single Action, barrel length is 3.6", capacity is 8 + 1, finish is Satin Stainless Steel, and sights is Metal 3-Dot Sights.

Compare the Browning 1911-380 Black Label 380 ACP with more Handguns, or browse the full Send It Guns catalog. See the official Browning site.