USED Dan Wesson Guardian Model 01985 · 9mm Luger · 4.25" Barrel · 9+1 Rounds

The Dan Wesson Guardian Model 01985 in 9mm Luger blends classic 1911 ergonomics with modern carry-minded features to deliver a balanced platform for duty and defensive use. The 4.25 inch match-grade barrel and single-action trigger provide a sight radius and trigger feel that support precise shot placement, while the steel frame and slide deliver the durability and mass needed to tame recoil for rapid follow-up shots.

Chambered in 9mm Luger, the Guardian offers wide ammunition choices and controllable recoil, making it suitable for duty, everyday concealed carry, and extended range sessions. The 9+1 capacity from a single-stack magazine preserves a slim, comfortable grip while still providing dependable firepower. Ergonomic controls such as the beavertail grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety increase shooter confidence and handling under stress. Finished for corrosion resistance and everyday use, the Guardian is a refined 1911-style option that performs reliably in duty, defensive, and competitive contexts.

• Model: Dan Wesson Guardian 01985 — compact full-size 1911-style pistol with modern refinements
• Caliber: 9mm Luger — versatile service caliber with manageable recoil and wide ammo availability
• Capacity: 9+1 rounds — nine round single-stack magazine plus one in the chamber for reliable carry capacity
• Barrel: 4.25" match-grade barrel — tuned for accuracy and consistent performance
• Action: Single-action 1911 style — crisp trigger and positive hammer lockup for precise shooting
• Frame: Steel frame and slide — solid construction for durability and recoil management
• Sights: Low-profile three-dot sight system — fast target acquisition and reliable sight picture
• Controls: Beavertail grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety — secure handling and user customization
• Finish: Durable corrosion-resistant finish — built to withstand daily carry and field use
• Applications: Duty, concealed carry, home defense, range training, and 1911 collections