Wilson Combat 1911 45ACP 8-Round Magazine - Stainless

Stainless 1911 Magazine

This is a Wilson Combat 8-round magazine for 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP, built with a stainless steel body. It suits shooters who want spare magazines for range use, practice or carry, or who are replacing a tired factory magazine with one from an established 1911 specialist. Numbered witness holes let you check your load count at a glance.

Features

• .45 ACP Chambering — Sized for the .45 ACP cartridge, the original and still most common chambering of the 1911 pistol.
• 8-Round Capacity — Holds eight rounds of .45 ACP in a single stack, meaning the cartridges sit in one straight column inside the tube.
• Stainless Steel Body — The tube is stainless steel, which resists rust better than plain blued steel when exposed to sweat and moisture.
• Numbered Witness Holes — Witness holes, small viewing ports along the side, are stamped 2 through 8 so you can see how many rounds are loaded.
• Metal Follower — A stainless follower, the part the spring pushes up under the cartridges, sits at the top of the stack and presents each round to the feed lips.
• Magazine Catch Cutout — A slot cut into the body engages the pistol's magazine catch to lock the magazine in place in the grip.
• Tapped Base Plate — The steel base plate has two threaded holes and a rounded front lip.
• Marked Body — The tube carries Wilson Combat and 45 ACP markings, so it is easy to identify among other magazines in a range bag.

Build And Fit

The magazine is made for 1911-pattern pistols in .45 ACP and holds eight rounds in a single-stack tube. Its stainless finish is left bright, matching stainless 1911 frames and showing wear less than a dark coating would. The stamped round count runs up the side of the body next to each witness hole, so checking a loaded magazine takes a quick look.