Springfield Armory 6rds .45 ACP Magazine, Stainless - PI4726
| SKU | 51655150122 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Springfield Armory |
| Model Number | PI4726 |
| UPC | 706397851804 |
| Caliber | .45 ACP |
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Elevate your 1911 pistol's performance with the Springfield Armory 6 round compact magazine, designed for flawless feeding and reliable operation
Constructed from high quality stainless steel, this magazine offers durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring longevity
Specifically designed for compact 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP, providing a perfect fit and maintaining a sleek profile
Boost your ammunition capacity with this 6 round magazine, ideal for concealed carry, self-defense and target shooting
The magazine's design promotes smooth and consistent feeding, contributing to accurate and reliable shots
Trust in the reputation of Springfield Armory for producing quality firearm accessories, backed by their commitment to excellence
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Elevate your shooting confidence with the Springfield Armory 1911 6 round compact stainless steel magazine in .45 ACP. Engineered for reliability and compact carry, this magazine ensures seamless feeding and consistent performance for your 1911 pistol. Crafted with precision from durable stainless steel, its a perfect fit for your compact 1911. Trust in Springfield Armorys legacy of excellence in firearms as you equip yourself with the 1911 6 round compact stainless steel magazine. Available now at our online store for uncompromising firepower and precision.
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