Cabot Apocalypse

What happens when finesse meets function? Enter the Cabot Guns Apocalypse®, a pistol that sacrifices nothing in terms of either style with the use of layered Damascus Steel or performance. The Apocalypse® is crafted from the ground up as a fighting handgun for the enthusiast who is unwilling to compromise. Inspired by a bespoke custom created for one of our clients, the concept was too great not to replicate.The Cabot Apocalypse® is built around a deeply-etched stainless steel Damascus slide that is as durable as it is striking. Cabot’s proprietary Heritage Finish brings out the intricacies of the aggressively patterned steel, while shielding the parts with a rock-hard exterior. Front and rear angled cocking serrations further highlight the dazzling surfaces. Like a fingerprint, each slide’s pattern is unique. Despite the gun’s martial spirit, the fit and patinaed finish are as flawless as customers have come to expect from Cabot. The enhancements don’t stop there. Reflex optics are becoming the rule rather than the exception on serious defensive handguns. To facilitate such a pairing, Cabot engineered its own optional mount that sits low on the slide and co-witnesses the dot with the iron sights. As your eyes align with the sights, the illuminated dot becomes unmistakable. The speed and precision advantages are real. The Apocalypse® is available in several configurations including full-size and commander-length guns and comes standard with the new Cabot Ledge rear sight.  Our proprietary red dot mount for the Trijicon RMR/SRO is available with lower 1/3 cowitness sights (serrated front and rear).  It can be chambered in either .45 ACP or 9x19mm, with the option of a threaded barrel and tall sights for suppressor use. An integral frame-mounted light rail is standard but can be omitted. Cabot’s Apocalypse® doesn’t give up an inch in style or substance. This is a serious fighting iron with a breathtaking appearance. 

Another fine handgun from the owner's personal collection kept in the factory box and never fired, note that Cabot has retired this exact model!