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Chip McCormick Railed Power Mag 8 Round .45 ACP Full Size 1911 Detachable Magazine, Fluoropolymer Black - M-RPM-45FS8-B

$35.96
Brand
Chip McCormick
Color
Matte Black
Caliber
.45 ACP
Capacity
8
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
750958734716
MPN
MRPM45FS8B

Overview

The Chip McCormick Railed Power Mag (RPM) is an 8-round magazine engineered for full-size 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. Featuring dual wall feed rails, this magazine is designed to provide superior strength, prevent jams caused by warped feed lips, and ensure a smooth feeding surface. The unit is constructed from a laser-welded stainless steel tube and equipped with 19 coils of rocket wire spring for guaranteed reliability. Finished in a matte black fluoropolymer for corrosion resistance, this magazine includes a tactical RPM follower. Its design is intended to minimize snags and provide consistent tension throughout the magazine's service life, making it a reliable choice for competition, tactical, and defensive use.

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