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Check-Mate Staccato 2011/Kimber 2K11 Handgun Magazine Stainless Steel 9mm Luger 19/rd

Name: Check-Mate Staccato 2011/Kimber 2K11 Handgun Magazine Stainless Steel 9mm Luger 19/rd
Brand: Check-Mate
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$43.63

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Brand: Check-Mate Industries
Color: Stainless
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 19
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Magazine
UPC: 850020492794
MPN: CM92011126UHCS

Overview

Manufactured by Check-Mate Industries, this 19-round stainless steel magazine is designed for 2011 and Kimber 2K11 pistol platforms chambered in 9mm Luger. Each 126mm magazine is constructed from high-quality American milled steel with a through-hardened tube that is polished inside and out to eliminate drag and ensure reliable feeding. Built with proprietary welding techniques and high-performance springs, this magazine is engineered for durability and reliable performance in demanding duty and competition environments.

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