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Why customers choose this item
✓45 ACP caliber magazine
✓8 round capacity
✓Fits full size 1911 pistols
✓Stainless steel construction
✓Includes slam pad base
✓Springfield factory magazine
Product highlights
Springfield 1911 full size magazine for .45 ACP, 8-round capacity, stainless steel with slam pad.
Factory magazine designed to fit Springfield Armory full size 1911 pistols.
8-round capacity provides increased capacity over standard 7-round magazines.
Includes slam pad base for improved handling and faster magazine changes.
Stainless steel construction provides durability and corrosion resistance.
UPC 706397873868 magazine, manufacturer part number PI6074.
Product description
The Springfield Magazine 45 ACP 8 Rounds Fits Full Size 1911 Stainless Steel With Slam Pad is a pistol magazine designed for feeding .45 ACP ammunition in full size 1911 pistols.
This Springfield Magazine 45 ACP 8 Rounds Fits Full Size 1911 Stainless Steel With Slam Pad features a stainless steel construction with an 8-round capacity and matte finish. It is designed to fit Springfield Armory full size 1911 pistols and includes a slam pad accessory for handling. The internal spring system supports consistent cartridge alignment in normal operation. This pistol magazine fits full size 1911 platforms and is used for detachable magazine systems. In practical use, the Springfield Magazine 45 ACP 8 Rounds Fits Full Size 1911 Stainless Steel With Slam Pad provides factory specification compatibility and defined capacity control.
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