Firearms AlmanacEst. 2026

Ruger Pistols

Ruger SR1911

Specs, variants & prices

Ruger currently makes 9 versions of the SR1911 pistol, chambered in 45 Auto, 9mm Luger and 10mm Auto. Barrels run from 4.25" to 5". None of these versions comes cut for a red dot. Ruger's suggested retail prices run from $819 to $1,899, and stores set their own prices from there. The table below lines up every version so you can compare them at a glance.

What versions of the Ruger SR1911 are there?

9 current versions. Specs and measurements are Ruger's own.

  • SR1911 Full-Size

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    16706
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    31.1 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,899
    CA
    No
    MA
    No
    Status
    Available
  • SR1911 Full-Size

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    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    16707
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    39 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,699
    CA
    No
    MA
    No
    Status
    Limited Availability
  • SR1911 Full-Size

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6700
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    39 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,259
    CA
    No
    MA
    Yes
    Status
    Limited Availability
  • SR1911 Full-Size

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6794
    Caliber
    9mm Luger
    Capacity
    9+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    32.2 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $819
    CA
    No
    MA
    No
    Status
    Limited Availability
  • SR1911 Full-Size

    TALO Distributor Exclusive

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6756
    Caliber
    10mm Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    40.4 oz.
    Finish
    Black Nitride
    MSRP
    —
    CA
    No
    MA
    No
    Status
    Limited Availability
  • SR1911 Full-Size

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6792
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    31.1 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $819
    CA
    No
    MA
    No
    Status
    Currently Unavailable
  • SR1911 Target

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6736
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    39 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,329
    CA
    No
    MA
    Yes
    Status
    Available
  • SR1911 Target

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6739
    Caliber
    10mm Auto
    Capacity
    8+1
    Barrel
    5"
    Overall length
    8.67"
    Weight
    40.4 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,329
    CA
    No
    MA
    Yes
    Status
    Currently Unavailable
  • SR1911 Commander-Style

    Optics
    No
    Model / part #
    6702
    Caliber
    45 Auto
    Capacity
    7+1
    Barrel
    4.25"
    Overall length
    7.75"
    Weight
    36.4 oz.
    Finish
    Low-Glare Stainless
    MSRP
    $1,259
    CA
    No
    MA
    Yes
    Status
    Available

What calibers does the SR1911 come in?

It's chambered in 45 Auto, 9mm Luger and 10mm Auto, depending on the version.

Is the SR1911 optics-ready?

None of these versions comes cut for a red dot.

How much does a Ruger SR1911 cost?

Ruger's suggested retail prices run from $819 to $1,899, depending on the version. Tap “See prices” next to any version to see what retailers are asking.

Can you buy one in California or Massachusetts?

According to Ruger, 4 versions are available in Massachusetts, but none in California. Look for “Yes” in the CA and MA columns. State rules change, so check our California and Massachusetts pages before you buy.

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Specs from Ruger, checked October 17, 2026 (source). Spot a mistake? Let us know and we'll fix it. Ruger is a trademark of its owner, listed for identification only. Firearms Almanac isn't affiliated with Ruger.