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Why customers choose this item
✓45 ACP pistol magazine
✓Fits 1911 pattern pistols
✓7 round capacity
✓Steel magazine body
✓Cation electrodeposition finish
✓Music wire internal spring
Product highlights
KCI USA pistol magazine designed for 1911 firearms chambered in 45 ACP ammunition
7-round capacity magazine fits 1911 pattern pistols with standard magazine well dimensions
Steel body material with music wire spring supports durability and reliable feeding
Cation electrodeposition coating finish provides rust and corrosion resistance for storage
Precision formed feed lips help maintain consistent cartridge presentation during cycling
Black detachable magazine designed for 1911 pistols using 45 ACP cartridges
Product description
The KCI USA KCI-MZ038 Magazine 45 ACP 7 Rounds is a pistol magazine designed for feeding .45 ACP ammunition in 1911 pattern handguns. This KCI USA magazine provides a 7 round capacity with steel construction for standard handgun use.
The KCI USA KCI-MZ038 magazine features a 7 round capacity, steel body, and cation electrodeposition coating for surface protection. It is fitted for 1911 platforms and operates as a detachable box magazine. The internal components include a music wire spring and precision-formed feed lips for consistent alignment. In typical setups, this pistol magazine is used for range use or routine 1911 operation. The KCI USA KCI-MZ038 pistol magazine supports reliable feeding of .45 ACP cartridges and maintains compatibility with standard 1911 magazine wells.
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