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Wilson Combat has been making 1911 magazines since 1977, and their reputation in that space is hard to argue with. The 47OXC is their 7-round compact magazine built specifically for Officer-size 1911 frames in .45 ACP, and it's the kind of part that just works without you thinking about it.
The tube is formed from .025" aircraft-grade 17-7 PH stainless steel, which Wilson Combat claims is the thickest tube wall in the industry. It's heat-treated for additional toughness and corrosion resistance, so it holds its shape under pressure and holds up over time without corroding in a carry holster. The spring is wound from maximum-tensile heavy-duty wire, which matters both for reliable feeding cycle after cycle and for keeping consistent tension even when the magazine sits loaded for extended periods. The fiber-fill nylon follower is self-lubricating, which helps with smooth round presentation and keeps things running without needing to be babied.
The base pad is a low-profile steel design that sits flush and keeps the overall profile of the magazine compact. This is a meaningful detail for anyone carrying an Officer-frame pistol concealed. The tight dimensional tolerances Wilson Combat holds across their magazine line mean this mag drops free cleanly and seats properly without wobble or play.
This is a solid choice as a spare or replacement magazine whether you're using your compact 1911 as an everyday carry gun, a range staple, or a truck gun. Wilson Combat magazine tubes are also backed by a lifetime satisfaction policy, so if the tube ever spreads, cracks, or becomes unusable under normal use, they'll replace it. Springs and followers are considered wear items, but the tube itself is covered.
One magazine is included per package.
The 47OXC is built to standard 1911 compact (Officer) specifications and fits most quality Officer-frame 1911s from Colt, Springfield, Dan Wesson, and similar manufacturers. However, some pistols use proprietary magazine dimensions, so it's worth confirming with your pistol's manufacturer if you're not sure. Certain models like the Springfield EMP and Kimber Micro series use unique magazine specs and are not compatible.
Both are 7-round stainless compact magazines for Officer-frame 1911 pistols in .45 ACP, but they differ in the base pad design. The 47OXC uses a low-profile steel base pad that sits tucked inside the magazine frame, while the 47OX uses a base pad that wraps around the exterior. The functional difference is minimal, but the 47OXC's profile is slightly more streamlined in appearance.
Yes, Wilson Combat designs their magazine springs specifically to handle being kept loaded for long periods without taking a permanent set or losing tension. This is a key feature for carry use, where a magazine may sit loaded for weeks or months at a time. That said, like any mechanical component, springs are considered a wear item and may eventually need replacement with heavy use.
Wilson Combat backs their magazine tubes with a lifetime satisfaction policy. If the tube spreads, cracks, or becomes unusable through normal use, they will replace it. Springs and followers are treated as consumable items and are not covered under the same policy, but they are user-serviceable and replacement parts are available.
Yes, the base pad is removable, which makes disassembly and cleaning straightforward. Wilson Combat's tight dimensional tolerances also help keep debris out during normal use, but being able to fully strip the magazine for a proper cleaning is always a plus for long-term maintenance.
| UPC | 874218002374 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 47OXC |
| Brand Fit | Colt |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 ACP |
| Capacity | 7 |
| Color | Silver |
| Model | |
| Model Fit | 1911 Officer |
| Product Type | Flat Base |
| Quantity | 1 |
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