International Firearms Corporation imports the Israeli BUL pistols, and this year is offering a new 1911 in 9 mm. The pistol boasts a 19+1 capacity--and it needs to, because it is flat-shooting and empties quickly. American Rifleman's Mark Keefe stopped by the IFC booth during the 2019 Industry Day at the Range to learn more. Watch as the BUL pro-shooter demonstrates some impressive trigger work. For more, visit InternationalFirearmsCorporation.com.
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