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Why customers choose this item
✓45 ACP pistol magazine
✓7 round capacity
✓Fits 1911 pistols
✓Steel magazine body
✓Polymer base plate
✓Blued finish
Product highlights
Armscor ACT-MAG full size 1911 magazine chambered in 45 ACP with 7 round capacity
Fits full size 1911 pistols and serves as standard factory replacement magazine
Steel magazine body with blued finish provides durable construction and corrosion resistance
Polymer base plate provides secure seating and stable handling during magazine changes
Manufactured to Armscor ACT-MAG specifications and tolerances for fit and operation
Manufacturer part number 54172, UPC 4806015541721, blued finish magazine
Product description
The Armscor Magazine ACT-MAG 45 ACP 7 Rounds Fits 1911 Blued Finish is a pistol magazine designed for feeding .45 ACP ammunition in full-size 1911 pistols.
The Armscor Magazine ACT-MAG 45 ACP 7 Rounds Fits 1911 Blued Finish provides a 7 round capacity and features a steel magazine body with a polymer base plate. This product is used for consistent ammunition feeding in 1911 platform handguns. It is manufactured to Armscor and ACT-MAG specifications using steel construction for durability. In normal operation, the magazine fits full-size 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. The blued finish supports resistance to wear during regular handling. The base plate design allows for secure insertion and removal. This pistol magazine is categorized as a standard capacity magazine intended for range use and routine shooting applications.
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