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Why customers choose this item
✓22 LR pistol magazine
✓10 round capacity
✓Fits 1911 pistols
✓Polymer construction
✓Black finish
✓For conversion kit use
Product highlights
Advantage Arms 22 LR pistol magazine for 1911 conversion kit applications
10 round polymer magazine designed for use with Advantage Arms 1911 conversion kits
For use with 22LR conversion kit only; requires conversion slide kit not included
Features last round hold open function for training and range practice efficiency
Matte black polymer construction, made in the USA for reliable rimfire feeding
Manufacturer part number AAC1911, UPC 094308001067, Advantage Arms magazine
Product description
The Advantage Arms Pistol Magazine 22LR 10 Rounds 1911 is a pistol magazine designed for feeding .22 LR ammunition in 1911 conversion kits.
This Advantage Arms pistol magazine features a 10 round capacity and polymer construction with a matte black finish. The .22 LR magazine is specified to fit 1911 platforms when used with a compatible Advantage Arms conversion kit. It includes a last round hold open feature and is manufactured in the USA according to provided data. This product is used for range use with rimfire conversion systems, allowing 1911 pistols to operate with .22 LR ammunition. The magazine requires an Advantage Arms conversion slide kit and is not a standalone component. In practical use, the magazine supports consistent feeding within the defined conversion configuration for standard training applications.
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