Infinity Firearms Silver Ghost with Trijicon SRO

The Silver Ghost is an Infinity Firearms competition pistol built around the firm’s IMM Open race-gun format. Its design is focused on fast sight tracking, recoil control, and secure handling. This example pairs that platform with a bright silver treatment and a frame-mounted Trijicon SRO.
The supplied image shows a compensated pistol with extensive slide and barrel-shroud cuts. A fixed optic mount holds the SRO above the slide, allowing the sight to remain stationary while the action cycles. The pistol also has an adjustable thumb rest, a broad magazine well, an ambidextrous safety, a skeletonized hammer, and a flat-faced trigger. Silver honeycomb-pattern grip tape covers much of the grip. The visible Ghost motif gives the model its clearest identifying mark.
Two dealer listings describe the finish as bright chromium nitride, commonly shortened to CrN. Both also identify the included optic as the 5 MOA version of Trijicon’s SRO. Trijicon designed the SRO as a pistol reflex sight with a large viewing window, user-adjustable illumination, and a top-loading battery. Those features suit a purpose-built competition pistol, where finding the dot quickly matters.
The exact caliber, barrel length, magazine capacity, frame material, weight, and overall length aren’t stated in the supplied material. Infinity pistols can be ordered in materially different configurations, so specifications from another example shouldn’t be assigned to this one. Its mechanical condition, internal condition, factory originality, production date, and shooting history also require inspection or supporting records.
What can be said with confidence is that this is a highly configured modern competition handgun with a compensator, fixed optic mount, thumb rest, enlarged magazine well, and Trijicon SRO. The photograph presents a clean exterior, but it cannot establish function or the absence of wear elsewhere.