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Why customers choose this item
✓Pistol magazine 45 ACP
✓7 round capacity
✓Fits 1911 pistols
✓Steel follower design
✓Includes base pad set
✓Black nitride finish
Product highlights
Ed Brown 1911 pistol magazine chambered for 45 ACP, designed for full-size 1911 pistols.
7-round capacity magazine supports standard 45 ACP loading for range and carry use.
Includes one thick and one thin base pad for adjustable fit and seating depth.
Black nitride finish provides corrosion resistance and durable surface protection.
Features steel follower and heavy duty spring for consistent feeding and reliability.
UPC 800732847030 with manufacturer part number 847-BN for catalog identification.
Product description
The Ed Brown 847-BN Magazine 45 ACP 7 Round 1911 Black is a pistol magazine designed for feeding .45 ACP cartridges in 1911 handguns.
This Ed Brown 847-BN magazine provides a 7 round capacity and features a black nitride finished steel body for standard handling conditions. It includes both a thick and thin base pad for flexible configuration in typical setups. The internal components include a steel follower and heavy duty spring configured for consistent cartridge positioning during operation. This model is designed to fit full-size 1911 pistols using standard single-stack magazine dimensions. In practical use, the pistol magazine is used for range and general shooting applications where compatible. The Ed Brown 847-BN Magazine 45 ACP 7 Round 1911 Black maintains compatibility with standard 1911 magazine wells.
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