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Rock Island Armory Magazine for 1911 .22 TCM/9mm/.38 Super 10 Rounds Steel Blued 38.747

Name: Rock Island Armory Magazine for 1911 .22 TCM/9mm/.38 Super 10 Rounds Steel Blued 38.747
Brand: Rock Island
Availability: InStock

$29.75

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Brand: Armscor/Rock Island Armory
Color: Silver
Caliber: .22 TCM
Capacity: 10
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: 1911
Gun Part Type: Magazine
UPC: 812285021164
MPN: 38747

Overview

The Rock Island Armory magazine is a factory replacement single-stack magazine designed for 1911 pistols chambered in .22 TCM, 9mm, and .38 Super. Constructed from durable steel with a blued finish, this 10-round magazine delivers reliable feeding, smooth cycling, and corrosion resistance for target shooting, training, and recreational use while maintaining factory specifications and a flush fit.

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