Ruger P90 Magazine

Factory P90 Magazine

This is Ruger's own replacement magazine for the P90, the company's full-size .45 ACP pistol. It holds seven rounds in a single-stack column, meaning the cartridges sit one on top of another rather than staggered side by side, which keeps the grip slim. Owners use it to replace a worn or lost magazine, or to add spares for the range, the nightstand or a range bag.

Features

• Genuine Ruger Part — It is made by the pistol's manufacturer, so dimensions and spring tension match what the P90 was designed around.
• .45 ACP Chambering — It feeds the same .45 ACP cartridge the P90 fires, a large-bore round long used in service and defensive pistols.
• 7-Round Capacity — It holds seven cartridges, the standard factory load for the P90.
• Single-Stack Design — Rounds stack in one straight column, which gives the P90 its narrow grip.
• Stainless Steel Body — The bright metal tube resists corrosion better than plain blued steel, which matters on a magazine that rides in a pocket or pouch.
• Witness Holes — A row of small holes in the side of the tube lets you see how many rounds are loaded without emptying it.
• Formed Feed Lips — Shaped lips at the top hold the top cartridge in position until the slide strips it into the chamber.
• Black Polymer Base Pad — A flared baseplate gives your palm a firm surface when seating the magazine and helps it drop clear on a reload.

Fit and Build

The magazine is built for the Ruger P90 pistol. Check that your pistol is a P90 before ordering, since other Ruger .45 ACP models use different magazines. The tube is stainless steel with a black polymer base pad, the same pattern Ruger ships with the pistol.