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Rock Island Armory ACT-MAG Magazine for Compact 1911 .45ACP Blued Steel 7/rd BULK

$16.62
Brand
Rock Island
Color
Blue
Caliber
.45 ACP
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
4806015541721
MPN
54172

Overview

The Rock Island Armory ACT-MAG is a factory-specification replacement magazine designed for compact 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. Built to exact OEM tolerances, this 7-round magazine ensures a seamless fit and reliable operation. It features a durable steel body, steel spring, steel follower, and a polymer baseplate, all finished in a corrosion-resistant blued coating. Ideal as a reliable spare or range magazine, it delivers consistent feed performance across standardized compact 1911 platforms.

Price & Stock History

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Customers generally report that these magazines match the factory original in fit and function while offering a lower price point. Users note reliable performance with their compact 1911 models and express satisfaction with the overall build quality.

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