Wilson Combat 1911 45ACP 7-Round Magazine - Stainless

Stainless 1911 Magazine

This Wilson Combat magazine holds seven rounds of .45 ACP for 1911 pistols. The magazine is often the part that decides whether a 1911 feeds reliably. A spare from a dedicated 1911 maker is a sensible buy for range days, carry, or replacing a worn factory magazine.

Features

• 7-Round Capacity — Holds seven .45 ACP cartridges in a single stack, one round directly above the next, which suits the slim 1911 grip.
• Stainless Steel Body — The bare stainless tube resists rust better than blued steel, which helps on a magazine carried close to the body.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Holes in the side, marked 2 through 7, let you see how many rounds are loaded without stripping the magazine.
• Built For The 1911 — Sized and shaped for 1911-pattern pistols chambered in .45 ACP.
• Threaded Base Plate — The flat steel base plate has two threaded holes, so a screw-on base pad can be fitted if you want one.
• Wilson Combat Markings — The maker's name and the .45 ACP calibre are stamped into the body, so the magazine is easy to identify in a mixed range bag.

Construction And Fit

The body is formed from stainless steel with a flush steel base plate and a follower that rides up the tube to present each round to the slide. Use it in 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. It will not work in 9mm, .38 Super or 10mm guns, which need magazines built for those cartridges. A seven-round .45 magazine is the classic 1911 configuration, so it drops into the same pouches and holders as other standard single-stack 1911 magazines.