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1911 Auto Magazine, 7 round

Item Number
C45298
66 reviews Write a Review
$7.95

7-Round 1911 Mag

SARCO HAS GONE TO EXTENSIVE LENGTHS TO DEVELOP A SUPERIOR 1911 .45 MAGAZINE

WE HAVE SOLD PROBABLY 150,000 OF OUR PRICE BUSTERS, BUT WE DECIDED WE NEED A NEW & BETTER 1911 MAG & WE ARE VERY PLEASED WITH OUR NEW PROGRAM.

Please check the quality features of our new 1911 mag:

• Produced on a computer controlled high speed link press. This provides a stable platform for progressive dies & uniformity. Body tooling has 6 stages & follower tooling has 16 stages. This assures an accurate & repeatable process with less metal stress, when fewer, less radical bends are made.

• Latest technology parallel feed lip design for proper timed release of cartridge. Special for semi wad cutters, although per technical feed back semi wad cutters may require additional timing.

• Welding is done on a Yasakawa computer controlled robotic arm argon welder. Unlike some .45 mags you can’t see the seam weld on the back.

• In house quality control gages to national standard are used for checking every stage of the production.

• QC inspection involves a 2/5D video measuring machine enabling checking of every specification & keeps the record in memory.

• Springs are tested to 20,000 cycles

• Dimple designed as a mag catch override for easier mag insertion.

• Latest rounded follower design

• Mags are processed in a hot bath of sodium hydroxide, nitrates, & nitrites at 141º centigrade - This converts the surface to “magnetite”.

• All process done under specification of MIL-DTL-13924 & ASTM-D769 & ISO-11408

• The tube is carburized (case hardened) by nitriding (heat treated in a nitrogen atmosphere). This retains a tough core (ductility, flexibility, springiness & resistance to stress fractures) while producing a 46-48 HRC surface hardiness, creating scuff resistance, fatigue & corrosion resistance. Most important, it eliminates any chance for deformation of the front of the mag from cartridge inertia.

• For use in all Gov’t & Commercial 1911 pistols 1911, 1911A1 - Gov’t Series 70, Series 80, commander, Essex, Rock Island, etc. - Also the many, many, many aftermarket 1911’s.

This is half the price of most reasonable .45 1911 magazines!

Check out our fabulous tooling 

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66 Reviews

  • 4
    Great mag with modification

    Posted by Shannon on Jul 7th 2026

    These magazines would not hold the slide back after the last round. I replaced the followers with surplus Colt followers , and they are now flawless. I also installed Trip Super 7 magazine kits on a few , and now they also are flawless. They perform like $35 magazines with little modification. Even though , without modifications they never jammed.

  • 5
    Magazines

    Posted by MICHAEL GREEN on Jun 30th 2026

    Feels like good quality. Haven’t used yet so can’t confirm reliably.

  • 5
    Good mag for the price

    Posted by Tom on Jun 26th 2026

    Perfect fit for a Charles Daly 1911.

  • 5
    1911 magazine

    Posted by Steven on Jun 23rd 2026

    Great product

  • 5
    1911 Auto Round Mag 7 round

    Posted by Dan Randall on Jun 16th 2026

    Awesome magazines with a fantastic price and seems to work very well. Am going to have to order more!

  • 5
    1911 magazines

    Posted by Robert Mathews on May 21st 2026

    Great service and a great product with fast shipping

  • 3
    1911 magazines

    Posted by Bill Martin on May 11th 2026

    Both fit and locked up well. One magazine would not release cartridge. I tried reducing the number of rounds, one by one, but could not get it to work.

  • 4
    1911 Auto Magazine 7Rd.

    Posted by Lenny S on Nov 11th 2025

    I bought 5 7Rd. Magazines. All worked as they should. I had one magazine that I had to push the follower spring in under the follower. Other than that they worked as they should. I would buy again.

  • 4
    Need Fiddling With But Now Work Fine

    Posted by 45Freddy on Nov 5th 2025

    A couple of these came with a classic issue, the followers would tip down making the magazines difficult to load and even insert into the mag well. This is an assembly problem. Easy fix found on YouTube is to correctly position the spring that was folded under the follower. Now they work fine.