Springfield .45 ACP 7rd Blued Magazine Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Customers are extremely pleased with the Springfield .45 ACP magazines, consistently praising their functionality, quality, and performance. The magazines drop free, hold the advertised rounds, and have shown reliable operation with both dummy and live ammo. Many appreciate the early shipping and value for the price.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
100%
Reviewers consistently highlight the high quality of the Springfield magazines, noting their reliable performance and similar construction to other respected brands. Users report no failures during testing and appreciate the solid build.
Functionality
100%
The magazines are praised for their ability to perform as expected, with reviewers noting that they function well with both dummy and live ammo, ensuring they meet practical needs.
Shipping Experience
40%
Customers appreciate the fast shipping and early arrival of the products, reflecting a positive overall purchasing experience from the supplier.
Customer Photos & Videos
Good value
Magazines perform well in the 1911a1 that they were designed for. Thank you Brownells for providing a quality product at a great price.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
1911 7 round Springfield magazine
Initially magazine functions as described, (50 rounds).
Good mags
Items arrived early. They drop free when you release the magazine and holds seven rounds as advertised
Contact me in five years for a long term review
Good Value
I ordered direct from Brownells, and the magazines are all in Factory Springfield packaging. (Plastic bags). They are identical to the 1911 magazines that I also obtained from Springfield's website. The Springfield Magazines appear to be identical to the 8-round Shooting Star magazines, but there are some differences: There's a small "C" stamped on the base plate, and the Springfield magazines have "45 ACP" stamped on the left side of the magazine tube, down low near the base plate. The Springfield magazines also have 5 witnesses holes, whereas the Shooting Star has 6 witnesses holes. Otherwise they are identical. I'm not an expert on this, but I suspect that the Springfield magazines are made by Check Mate. Regardless if they are Checkmate, Metal Form or even Mec Gar, they are good quality magazines. The magazines that were included with my Springfield 1911 do not have the "C" stamped on the base plate. Anyway, I also have an assortment of Wilson Combat 1911 Magazines, but I haven't noticed any difference in reliability. Your mileage may vary.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
No problem magazine
Very much like the Colt magazine without the pony and the price. Runs in my Springfield Operator,cannot go wrong at this price point.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Excellent packaged Springfield mags
Function tested with dummy rounds...no failures and drop free, same results with live ammo. Fast shipping and excellent web site.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
