Accessories for Colt

Colt made the original 1911 for the US Army and still builds it, alongside the Python, Anaconda and Trooper revolvers. On a Colt 1911 the series matters for sights: the Series 70, 80 and 90 slides and the Novak cut versions take different parts, so check the marking or the spec of your gun first.

Sights for Colt 1911s

Factory Colt sights are fixed. LPA makes adjustable sights for the Series 80 as full sets, in blank, fiber optic, white dots or white lines, and rear sights alone for all three series, which keep your factory front. A full set changes the whole sight picture, for example to a fiber optic front; a rear on its own adds click adjustment for windage and elevation while the front stays as it is. For Colts with a Novak cut, such as some Combat, Competition, Delta and XSE models, there are Novak cut rears and full sets, including luminescent dots. Choose in Sights for Colt.

A red dot on a Colt revolver

On the three revolvers, Python, Anaconda and Trooper Mark 3, an EGW mount takes an RMR footprint optic without machining the frame. It is the easiest way to put a dot on a Colt revolver for bullseye or steel shooting, and it can come off again. It is listed in Red dot mounts for Colt.

More for your 1911

A Colt 1911 also takes the general 1911 parts in our range: Toni System grips, magwells and base pads, chosen by grip family and magazine maker, and red dot mounts by rear sight cut. They are on the Accessories for 1911 page.

Frequently asked questions

Series 70 or Series 80 sights?

The adjustable rears are listed for the Series 70, 80 and 90 together; the full sets are for the Series 80. Check the title of each product.

Do 1911 grips fit my Colt?

Most full size Colt 1911s take standard 1911 grips. Check the compatible list on the grip's product page.

Is the revolver mount reversible?

Yes. It mounts without machining, so the revolver can go back to its factory setup.