The Standard Model is available in black or nickel finish. Early black Standard Models featured a glossy black finish while later models have a more matt finish.
The nickel finish is actually a rather dull silver, similar to the nickel finish on other Umarex pellet shooters. The Centenary Edition featured a glossy black finish, wood grips, different markings and came in a box which was a replica of the packaging in which original M1911s were supplied. Sights: Front – fixed, rear adjustable for windage only The Dark Ops version is identical to the Standard Model other than for a brushed steel finish to the side of the slide.
Like other Umarex pellet-shooting pistols, most versions of the 1911come in a sturdy, well-padded hard case. The pistol is supplied with one rotary pellet holder, an allen key for sight adjustment and a short user manual. Early models were supplied in a blue hard case which featured foam with cut-outs for the pistol, CO2, pellet holder(s), allen key and a tin of pellets. Later models come in a black hard case with eggshell foam. It has been claimed that the later black cases are not as good as the original blue cases, but overall the packaging is of high quality for a replica pistol. The exception is the Centenary Edition which comes in a replica of the box in which the original 1911 was supplied.
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