Cabot, PA – January 2022 – Cabot Guns, a leading provider of custom 1911 pistols, today announced it will mint a hand-picked collection of the company’s OAK custom 1911 pistols as non-fungible tokens (NFT). The first available NFT is the newest Cabot: the Moonshot. In addition to the Moonshot, twenty-two NFTs will be minted and offered for sale including, The Duke, Cabot’s January Gun of The Month Club pistol. The NFT’s will be minted and available for purchase on Saturday, January 15th, 2022.
Cabot will mint its NFTs using the OpenSea platform and, when purchased, each NFT will reside within the provenance of the Ethereum blockchain.
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Discussing this new avenue for collectors, Cabot Founder and CEO, Rob Bianchin, said, “Cabot Guns is proud to be at the forefront of using the 1911 as a platform for modern art and we are excited to announce that digital gun collections with real and tangible value are now possible.” Cabot Guns as a verified NFT issuer and the company’s NFT platform will allow collectors from any country to own a Cabot.
About CABOT GUNS
Cabot Guns designs and engineers one-of-a-kind, heirloom-quality 1911 pistols to the highest quality and standards. Often referred to as “the Rolls Royce of 1911 pistols,” Cabot’s guns are meticulously designed and engineered utilizing aerospace tolerances. Cabot then marries technology with art to create the most accurate and most beautiful 1911s in the world. Cabot 1911s have won national shooting titles and are coveted by a wide array of ardent enthusiasts. From professional shooters to actors and from discerning collectors to rock stars, all say there is nothing quite like a Cabot. For more information, please visit https://cabotguns.com/.
NFT sales hit $25 billion in 2021
In other news, via Reuters, “From cartoon apes to video clips, sales of NFTs hit $25 billion in 2021 as the speculative crypto-asset exploded in popularity, data from market tracker DappRadar shows, although there were signs of growth slowing towards the end of the year.”