The all-new Range Pro 1911 magazine from CM Products is a combination of some of our best new magazine technology and all new basepad design that makes the Range Pro a top choice for carry, competition or general range use at a price that can't be beaten.
The extended tube design allows the use of a longer high-performance spring and improved spring life over traditional extra capacity 1911 magazines. The all metal, anti-tilt follower is durable and easy to load while the polymer baseplate removes easily for cleaning and maintenance. Available in polished stainless or black fluoropolymer finish, the Range Pro will be one of your favorite 1911 magazines.
DESCRIPTION:
Caliber:
9mm
Capacity:
10 rounds
1911 Size:
Full Size
FEATURES:
Heavy-duty corrosion resistant stainless steel body
Formed on all new tooling
Laser welded tube
9mm models feature an integral feed ramp for reliable feeding of all bullet designs
Numbered witness holes for visual round count
Unique all-steel anti-tilt follower is durable and easy to load
Extended tube design allows the use of a longer spring
High tensile music wire spring
Removable base pad for easy cleaning
Smooth finish for easy insertion and removal
Long lasting function in dirty environments
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SPECIFICATIONS:
1911 Size:
Full Size 1911
Magazine Caliber:
9mm Luger
Magazine Family:
Range Pro
Magazine Material:
Stainless
Magazine Capacity:
10
Magazine Type:
1911
Firearm Type:
Handgun
MORE INFORMATION:
FIT GUIDE:
Full Size Magazines / Grips
"Full size" denotes the traditional USGI 1911 frame size. Most 1911 pistols use full size magazines, such as Government length 5.0 inch and Commander length 4.25 inch 1911 pistols.
Full size grips have a measurement of 3.0625" of center-to-center between the grip screws. These pistols will use full size magazines and full size grips. Compact Magazines / Grips
"Compact" denotes a smaller frame, such as most Officer's length 4.0 inch 1911 pistols. Compact grips have a measurement of 2.6875" from center to center between the grip screws.
These pistols will use compact magazines and compact grips.
Please note that many non-standard 1911's exist that take neither full size nor compact magazines, but instead must use proprietary magazines from their manufacturer. Some examples include the Springfield Armory EMP series pistols and the Kimber Micro series pistols.
