Bunny

Model Description

When Bunny first came out it was described as Tiffany Blue, but a certain jewelry company put a stop to that to protect their brand. Now they just call it the blue 1911, while some third-party sellers will have it as Tiffany Blue, and the little blurb on the history of Tiffany 1911s is still present on the product page. The pitch for the model is “Nicknamed 'Bunny' this miniature 1911 is one for the ladies. A soft Blue paint tone with ivory grips make it so she can enjoy GoatGuns too. Add to the desk, makeup shelf or jewelry stand.”

The frame, slide, magazine, and display stand are all a soft robin's egg blue color. The grip panels on this model are unique, while GoatGuns does sell them separately, Bunny, is the only model that comes with the “Ivory” grips. These grips are smooth with a milky white color unlike the textured ones with diamond accents on the other models. The barrel, spring guide, hammer, slide lock, thumb safety, grip safety, trigger, magazine release, main spring housing, and grip screws are all black in color.

This model has a functional slide that will eject and chamber a round as well as pulling the hammer back. The trigger also functions releasing the hammer when the functional grip safety if squeezed. The thumb safety on this model is only partially operational, it will keep the slide from moving, but it will not prevent the trigger from releasing the hammer. We are unsure if the early versions of this model didn't have shell ejection or not.