Para Ordnance P-13 Magazine - 13 Round
The Para Ordnance P-13 Magazine is a 13-round factory-style magazine chambered in .45 ACP for the Para P13 double-stack 1911 pistol. Built with a heat-treated steel body, blued finish, polymer follower, music-wire spring, and polymer base plate, it delivers the smooth feeding and reliable lockback Para shooters expect. The double-stack design gives you 13 rounds of .45 on tap — a clear capacity edge over a standard 1911. A solid pick for P13 owners who need a dependable spare or replacement mag for range, carry, or competition use.
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$24.95
Description
Features
- 13-Round .45 ACP Capacity — Double-stack design holds a full 13 rounds of .45 ACP, giving the P13 a significant capacity advantage over a standard single-stack 1911.
- Factory OEM Specification — Built to original Para Ordnance specifications and tolerances for a precise fit in the P13 high-capacity 1911 platform.
- Heat-Treated Steel Body — Constructed from heat-treated carbon steel for durability and long service life under repeated loading cycles.
- Blued Finish — Traditional blued finish helps resist surface corrosion and maintains the classic look of the P13 pistol.
- Polymer Follower — Molded polymer follower glides cleanly inside the magazine body for smooth, hang-free feeding from the top round to the last.
- Music-Wire Spring — High-tensile music-wire spring delivers consistent feed pressure and reliable lockback on an empty mag.
- Polymer Base Plate — Durable polymer floor plate protects the spring assembly and absorbs impact during fast tactical reloads.
- P13 Platform Fit — Designed specifically for the Para Ordnance P13 4.25" double-stack 1911 in .45 ACP.
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Replacement mag for older ParaGot this for my buddys P-13 that came with only one mag when he bought it used. Dropped right in, no fitting needed which is always nice with these older Para double stacks. We put maybe 150 rounds through it at the range last weekend, mix of Blazer brass and some handloads, ran everything fine. Customer service at keepshooting answered a question I had about compatibility real quick so thats a plus. Only knocked a star off cause the baseplate feels a little loose but nothing that effects function.
Feeds both factory and handloads no problem
No witness holes to check round count
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Fits P-13 and P-12 without modificationActually bought this because factory Para mags dried up years ago and my P-13 was down to two unreliable originals that nosedived on the last round. Figured it'd be a stopgap, something to keep the gun running until I found "real" mags. Expected mediocre, probably wouldn't lock back, maybe just range use only. Then I discovered it's also perfect for: my Para P-12 that somehow accepts it and runs flawlessly, my buddy's P-14 that he's been feeding 1911 mags with reduced capacity, as a backup in my range bag when someone shows up with a Para and no spares, and honestly just keeping a classic double-stack .45 alive when the factory abandoned it. The follower is anti-tilt, smooth, no binding even when dirty. Construction is legit steel body, not the polymer that cracks when you look at it wrong. Mine's been through maybe 600 rounds of mixed ball and hollow point, dropped on concrete, left loaded for months. No dents, no feed lip spread, the spring is still positive. The baseplate is flat, doesn't print, drops free every time. The witness holes actually show round count, unlike some where "full" is a guess.
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OEM Para mags are getting scarce, grab emIf you own a Para P-13 or P-12 you already know how hard it is to find factory mags for these guns. I've been nursing 2 beat up mags for the last 5 years so when I saw these brand new I ordered 4 without even thinking about it. Steel body, polymer follower, they drop free and lock in just like the ones that came with my P-13 back in the day. 13 rounds of 45 in a 1911 frame is still one of the coolest things Para ever did.
Brand new factory mag
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