Tall, dark and handsome meet thin, lightweight and velocity. The new Springfield 1911 EMP 4” is thin, has a four-inch long barrel that adds velocity to any cartridge, and weighs only 31 ounces. Mark Keefe of American Rifleman is on the range with the EMP 4”, and gives us all the details. Visit Springfield-Armory.com for more information.
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