Wilson Combat 47 Series 1911 Officer .45 ACP 7-Round Stainless Steel Magazine with Low Profile Steel Base Pad

The Wilson Combat 47 Series 1911 Officer .45 ACP magazine is a 7-round stainless steel magazine built for shooters who demand reliability that matches their 1911's standards. Wilson Combat has spent three decades refining 1911 magazine design for serious shooters, professional units, and competitors who can't afford feed failures. This Officer-length magazine fits compact 1911 frames and delivers the dependable feeding and retention you need whether you're running drills at the range, competing in matches, or carrying for defense.

The 47 Series uses a robust tube design with .025" wall thickness in stainless steel—substantial enough to handle repeated loading, unloading, and long-term storage without losing spring tension or developing feed lips that drift out of spec. The low-profile steel base pad keeps the magazine compact and doesn't snag on gear or holsters, making it practical for carry and concealment. You get the proven design that's trusted by professional shooters and military units worldwide, minus the marketing hype—just a magazine that does the job it was designed for.

If you run 1911 Officer models and want magazines you can rely on, the Wilson Combat 47 Series delivers the same durability standard the brand has maintained for three decades. Stock several—reliability means having spares you trust.

Key Features

• 7-round capacity for .45 ACP Officer-size 1911 frames
• Stainless steel construction with .025" tube wall thickness for long-term durability
• Low-profile steel base pad minimizes snagging and printing
• Proven design trusted by professional shooters and units worldwide
• Reliable feeding and consistent retention through thousands of rounds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this magazine fit my 1911 Officer model?

Yes—this is designed specifically for Officer-size 1911 frames and holds 7 rounds of .45 ACP.

Can I load and store this magazine fully loaded for extended periods?

Yes. Wilson Combat magazines are engineered to maintain tension and feeding reliability even when fully loaded for long stretches, without spring degradation or feed lip drift.

What's the base pad material and why does it matter?

The base pad is low-profile steel. The low-profile design prevents snagging on holsters, gear, and clothing—useful whether you're training, competing, or carrying.

Is the stainless steel tube really thicker than standard magazines?

Yes. At .025" wall thickness, it's built to handle the demands of serious use—repeated loading, unloading, and storage—without losing its shape or function.