Cabot Guns shooters won the NRA National Pistol Championship in 2013, 2017 and 2018: in over 100-years of competition, only two civilians have taken first place overall – and both did it shooting a Cabot pistol.

The Cabot Guns Serenity pistol will be built in Full-Size and Commander variants, chambered in .45 ACP and 9x19mm, feeding from single-stack 8-rounds or 9-rounds magazines respectively. At the heart of the Serenity pistol is a deeply etched, damascus stainless steel slide, harshly sculpted by a series of acid baths and subject to a proprietary hardening process for superior quality.

Standard for the Cabot Guns Serenity pistol are the Company’s own reverse dovetail front sight and ledge rear sight, both manufactured out of stainless steel. Both the Full-Size and Commander variants will also feature a high-cut, billet 416 steel frame with an integrated MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny rail.

The front strap and the mainspring housing feature a slip-proof, 24LPI rhombus cut; components such as the grips, the magazine release catch, the scalloped slide stop and the manual frame-mounted safety are all machined out from solid billet – and just like the rest of the pistol, all wrapped in a blanket of silver thanks to the 416 stainless steel used for every component.

Other features of the Cabot Guns Serenity pistol include a skeletonized hammer and a flat serrated trigger set between 3.5 to 4 lbs (1,5/1,8 kg) in weight; a goot set of Cabot Guns Big Bang cocking slide serrations; a polished feed ramp; and a lowered and flared ejection port for additional reliability.