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'''Strayer-Voigt, Inc.''' ('''SVI''' for short) is an American manufacturer of high-end [[M1911]]-derived modular pistols. The company was founded in 1994 by Sandy Strayer, a key member of [[STI 1911 Series|Strayer-Tripp International]], and world-class competitive shooter Michael Voigt. Strayer and SVI co-owned STI's patents for their "2011" modular double stack 1911 frames, and their high-quality pistols are very popular on the competitive shooting market. | '''Strayer-Voigt, Inc.''' ('''SVI''' for short) is an American manufacturer of high-end [[M1911]]-derived modular pistols. The company was founded in 1994 by Sandy Strayer, a key member of [[STI 1911 Series|Strayer-Tripp International]], and world-class competitive shooter Michael Voigt. Strayer and SVI co-owned STI's patents for their "2011" modular double stack 1911 frames, and their high-quality pistols are very popular on the competitive shooting market. | ||
All SVI pistols are made-to-order according to the customer's specifications; | All SVI pistols are made-to-order according to the customer's specifications; SVI does not produce any "models" for their pistols, but did [https://web.archive.org/web/20150319055958/http://www.sviguns.com/1202.php single out] the TIKI-T configuration as a model of sorts. | ||
SVI markets its pistols under the brand name '''Infinity Firearms'''; the name "Strayer-Voigt Infinity" is commonly used to designate their pistols, even though it is technically a misnomer. | SVI markets its pistols under the brand name '''Infinity Firearms'''; the name "Strayer-Voigt Infinity" is commonly used to designate their pistols, even though it is technically a misnomer. | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 8 March 2022
Strayer-Voigt, Inc. (SVI for short) is an American manufacturer of high-end M1911-derived modular pistols. The company was founded in 1994 by Sandy Strayer, a key member of Strayer-Tripp International, and world-class competitive shooter Michael Voigt. Strayer and SVI co-owned STI's patents for their "2011" modular double stack 1911 frames, and their high-quality pistols are very popular on the competitive shooting market.
All SVI pistols are made-to-order according to the customer's specifications; SVI does not produce any "models" for their pistols, but did single out the TIKI-T configuration as a model of sorts.
SVI markets its pistols under the brand name Infinity Firearms; the name "Strayer-Voigt Infinity" is commonly used to designate their pistols, even though it is technically a misnomer.
Strayer-Voigt 1911 ("Strayer-Voigt Infinity")
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Strayer-Voigt TIKI-T
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