Mind-blowing West Point Class Of 1976 Class Pistol Display Case - Glass Top Save 55% + Free Ship [21dJY8KU]

Exclusive West Point Class of 1976 Pistol Display Case

Unveil the grandeur of the West Point Class of 1976 with our meticulously crafted Pistol Display Case. This exquisite case is designed to elegantly showcase the Colt Government Model 1911 .45 Class Pistol, a revered piece of American history. Crafted with pride in the United States, this display case is not just a storage solution; it's a tribute to the esteemed Class of 1976.

• Custom Designed to perfection, it features a dark cherry wood construction and a high-quality finish.
• Equipped with a beveled glass top, this case provides a clear, unobstructed view of your cherished firearm.

Superior Craftsmanship and Specifications

Each display case is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, using locally sourced woods and finished to a rich, dark cherry sheen. The dimensions are 14.0" wide, 8.625" deep, and 2.875" tall, ensuring it fits snugly in any setting. The interior is elegantly lined with red velvet, enhancing the luxurious feel. Key features include:

• Beveled Glass Lid for a clear and secure view.
• A designated pocket to securely hold your .45 pistol.
• An included West Point challenge coin to add a touch of tradition.

Perfect for Collectors and Reunions

This display case is ideal for collectors, enthusiasts, and members of the West Point Class of 1976. It's a symbol of pride and achievement, perfect for commemorating a significant milestone. With a lock and key for added security, it's not just a display case; it's a secure, personalized keepsake. Each case is custom-made to fit the West Point Colt Model 1911 .45 Class Pistol, with production taking 6-8 weeks to ensure accuracy and personalization. By purchasing this case, you not only gain a remarkable piece of craftsmanship but also support the United States Military Academy through the USMA Royalty program.

• Custom Engraved graduates placard available with a choice of West Point name art or the 1976 Class Crest.
• Includes the graduate's name, class year, pistol make and model, and serial number.