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This ProMag magazine is engineered to work with standard 1911 frames running .22 Long Rifle conversion kits from Kimber, Marvel, and Iver Johnson. The 10-round capacity gives you plenty of opportunities between reloads for training and plinking sessions without the weight and bulk of a larger magazine.
The magazine body is constructed from a proprietary DuPont Zytel-based polymer that's designed to handle years of regular use without cracking or losing shape. Inside, you'll find an injection-molded polymer follower and heat-treated chrome silicon wire spring that work together to keep rounds feeding smoothly and consistently. The wide-cut witness holes along the side let you see exactly how many rounds you have left at a glance without having to unload the magazine.
Made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty, this is a solid aftermarket option for anyone looking to set up a reliable .22 conversion kit. Whether you're breaking in a new conversion, stocking up on spares, or just want a backup magazine for range day, this magazine delivers dependable performance at a price that makes sense.
Yes, this magazine is specifically designed for Kimber 1911 .22 LR conversions and fits the standard 1911 magazine well. It's also compatible with Marvel and Iver Johnson conversion kits. Keep in mind that .22 rimfire magazines can sometimes be picky about ammunition quality, so running cleaner ammo like CCI Mini-Mags tends to produce more reliable feeding than bulk budget rounds.
The DuPont Zytel polymer used in this magazine is designed to withstand years of regular use without cracking or deforming. It resists impacts and handles temperature changes well, making it suitable for range days and storage. ProMag backs all their magazines with a lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects, so you're covered if anything fails.
The main difference is capacity. The 10-round version is more compact and easier to load, while the 14-round option gives you more rounds between reloads. Both use the same quality polymer construction and heat-treated springs. Your choice depends on whether you prioritize ease of loading or more trigger time between magazine changes.
New magazines sometimes have stiff springs, so loading a fresh magazine to full capacity can be a bit tough at first. This isn't unusual and doesn't indicate a defect. After a few range trips and full load/unload cycles, the spring will loosen up naturally and loading becomes easier.
The magazine features wide-cut witness holes along the side that let you count your rounds at a glance without opening it up. This is especially useful when you're setting up for a range session or need to verify capacity before heading out.
No, this magazine is specifically designed for .22 LR conversion kits only. It won't work with centerfire 1911s chambered in .45 ACP. You need a magazine engineered for your specific caliber and platform.
| UPC | 708279010316 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KIM 01 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 10-Round |
| Length | 9.1500 |
| Model | |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1875 |
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