Armscor ACT-MAG M1911-A1 .22 Magnum 14-Round Magazine

Armscor Pistol Magazine, 22 WMR, 14 Rounds, Fits RI 1911 22Mag Pistols, Steel, Nickel Finish FG22MA
Upgrade your Rock Island 1911 series with the Armscor ACT-MAG M1911-A1 magazine, designed specifically for models chambered in .22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire). This high-quality replacement magazine offers reliable performance and durability, ensuring your firearm operates flawlessly during target shooting, practice sessions, or recreational shooting. Crafted with precision to meet Armscor and Rock Island Armory specifications, this magazine guarantees a perfect fit and dependable function every time.

Constructed from stainless steel, the Armscor ACT-MAG magazine is built to withstand the rigors of frequent use. Its durable materials resist corrosion and extend the lifespan of the magazine, making it a dependable choice for shooters who demand excellence. With a capacity of 14 rounds, this magazine allows for extended shooting sessions without the need for frequent reloading. Whether you*re a seasoned shooter or a casual enthusiast, this magazine provides the capacity and reliability you need for efficient shooting experiences.

Designed for seamless compatibility, the Armscor ACT-MAG magazine adheres to strict manufacturing tolerances to ensure smooth feeding and reliable chambering of rounds. Its ergonomic design makes loading and handling straightforward, contributing to a more enjoyable shooting experience. Whether you*re training at the range or engaging in recreational shooting, this magazine is a perfect addition to your firearm accessory collection, offering peace of mind and consistent performance.

Features:
* Capacity: 14 rounds of .22 WMR ammunition
* Construction: Made of durable stainless steel for longevity and corrosion resistance
* Design: Factory replacement magazine designed for Rock Island 1911 models
* Compatibility: Precisely manufactured to meet Armscor and Rock Island specifications
* Performance: Ensures reliable feeding and smooth operation during shooting sessions