Jacob Grey Firearms Unveils The New TWC Black

Jacob Grey Firearms just announced the launch of the TWC Black, the newest addition to the company’s double-stack 9mm 2011-style handguns. Building upon the foundation of the original, the Black model is the company’s response to customer feedback on the TWC 9, introducing key features designed to drive performance and enhance the shooting experience at all levels. We’re always off to a great start when manufacturers demonstrate that they actually listen to their customers.

Framing things

The Jacob Grey TWC Black features a CNC-machined aircraft grade 7075 aluminum frame, grip module, beaver tail, and one-piece hard coat anodized black skeletonized trigger. The TWC Black also includes a tool-less guide rod for simplified disassembly and maintenance, enhanced 360-degree grip texture for greater control even under challenging conditions, and a reshaped double undercut trigger guard offering increased compatibility with existing 2011 holsters. Rounding out the bottom half we have a Picatinny accessory rail on a full-length dust cover with a flared magwell for smooth high-speed reloads.

“The TWC Black represents our commitment to continuous innovation… We listened to our customers and integrated their feedback into this model, resulting in a firearm that not only performs at the highest level but also meets the demands of real-world use,” said Todd Neice, President of Jacob Grey Firearms.

The TWC Black ships with two 17-round magazines and weighs 30 ounces unloaded. The pistol is available for purchase through authorized dealers and on the Jacob Grey Firearms website with an MSRP of $2999.99.

Jacob Grey Firearms is no stranger to precise machining and stringent quality control as the Prosperity, South Carolina company’s origins hail from OEM aerospace manufacturing. The TWC Black is expensive, however, initial impressions have been positive from fit and finish to recoil mitigation, reliability, and impressive accuracy. This is one I look forward to getting a more in-depth hands-on experience with. Let me know what you guys think of the current trend in 2001-style handguns and the Jacob Grey TWC Black in the comments below.

For more information, visit www.jacobgreyfirearms.com