Wilson Combat Magazine with Low Profile Steel Base Pad 1911 Officer 45 ACP 7-Round Stainless Steel

Product #: 869898
| Manufacturer #: 47,OXC
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Magazine bodies are made from .027" aircraft grade certified 17-7 PH stainless steel and are heat-treated for maximum durability and service life. Springs are specially fabricated from high tensile strength wire for enhanced feeding and are able to remain fully loaded for long periods of time without damage. They also feature fiber-filled nylon self-lubricating followers and removable base pads.

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4.6 out of 5
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James Lee of Savannah, GA
Date posted: 6/11/2008
Bought a new Kimber Ultra (2) Carry in 45 ACP. The Kimber mags suck. Ordered one of these to try it. Ordered 4 more upon receipt and using it. Works great in my Kimber. No more feed problems. No more insertion problems. Love the little rubber thingy on the bottom, sticks out of the Kimber mag well just far enough you can push the mag in without contacting the mag well sides thus insuring a good seating of the mag. Dropped it many times in dirt and concrete doing quick mag changes and they just keep on working. Extremely easy to disassemble and clean & lube. Highly recommend. Happy Sniping. Semper Fi.
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Joe Berdie of Port St Lucie, Fl
Date posted: 12/6/2006
Best 1911 mags on the market. Hands down.
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Rich C of Colorado Springs, CO
Date posted: 3/1/2005
Very good 1911 magazines. The Wilson follower is unique and seems to function better in compact 1911s.
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Ralph M of MIAMI, FL
Date posted: 7/19/2009
I bought 3 of these for my colt defender and they functioned perfectly. The polymer follower won't tear up your feed ramps like the steel ones do. If you're having failure to feed probs try these mags and it'll probably solve your problems. The one thing I did have to do was file down the tab that comes up from the base pad as it was hitting the grip on my defender and would not lock in. I think this is something specific to the defender as my s&w compact es (cco) fit these mags fine. Highly recommended!
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Ben Hogan of Morrilton, AR
Date posted: 11/24/2009
I bought 5 of these magazines for my Kimber Compact CDP II. 3 of them work just fine, but the base pads on two of them have popped loose while I was shooting, and I wasn't able to get them to stay on, even after having several qualified people look at them. Furthermore, I've had several malfunctions with these two magazines. I will say in Wilson's defense, that they're going to send me new base pads and retaining plates, plus said they'd completely replace the mags if that didn't work.
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