The legendary Wilson Combat® 47 Magazine is the original .45 ACP magazine trusted by generations of shooters for full-size 1911 handguns. Precision-engineered from heat-treated stainless steel, the 47 delivers flawless feeding, unmatched durability, and the proven reliability that made Wilson Combat the gold standard in 1911 performance.
Upgrade your full-size 1911 with the Wilson Combat 7‑round .45 ACP magazine- engineered to deliver proven reliability and rugged durability. Constructed from aircraft‑grade 17‑7 PH stainless steel and equipped with our high tensile strength heavy‑duty spring wire, this magazine offers consistent feeding, precise fit, and the confidence serious shooters expect from Wilson Combat.
- Caliber: .45 ACP
- Capacity: 7 rounds
- 1911 Size: Full size
- Increases reliability in all 1911 pistols
- Aircraft-grade certified stainless steel tube resists corrosion
- Thickest tube wall in the industry at .025"
- Tubes are heat-treated for maximum durability and service life
- Fiber-fill nylon self-lubricating follower provides smooth round feeding
- Maximum tensile strength heavy-duty spring for long service life, enhanced feeding, and positive slide stop operation
- Removable .350" plastic base pad for easy maintenance
- No other magazine on the market can compare for proven inherent reliability, durability, and the ability to remain loaded for long periods of time without damage
- NSN - 1005013732774
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this magazine fit my 1911?
This 7‑round magazine is designed for full‑size 1911 models chambered in .45 ACP. Check your pistol's magazine length and base pad compatibility if using aftermarket grips or extended bases.
Is the spring retainer replaceable?
Yes—springs and followers are serviceable; contact Wilson Combat for replacement springs and service information.
What material is the magazine body?
The magazine body is manufactured from aircraft‑grade 17‑7 PH stainless steel and heat-treated for durability.
Reviews
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Outstanding Product
Fit is superb, never had any problem with inserting the mag, feeding or ejection of a cartridge when using a Wilson Mag. Drops out freely. Highly recommended, and have made a subsequent purchase of this item. If I acquire more 1911's, be sure the OEM magazine will be replaced with Wilson.
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Quality !
Great Quality, Would Buy Again.
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Works
Bought 2 Wilson Combat Magazines for my Kimber 1911 Stainless Steel ll. They work great - well over 500 rounds and no failures to feed or failures to fire.
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Want Reliable...Get Wilson Combat Magazines
I had nothing but feed problems with G.I. issue and other magazines...until I switched to Wilson Combat. My two 1911 Colts are now 100% feed reliable.
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Best 1911 Magazines Ive Ever Used!
Reliable, built like tanks and function like clockwork. Ill never buy any other brand of magazine again.
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Satisfaction
These magazines are without comparison. Fed rounds beautifully in my Kimber. After I got them, I wished I had ordered a few more.
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Wilson Combat #47 Magazine
I used the supplied magazines that came with the Springfield Loaded Parkerized and with 50 rounds of Speer Gold Dots, I had 6 failures to feed and 3 double feeds. I used the WC #47, and for the remaining 250 rounds, I had zero failures to feed. I purchased 9 more #47s and feel 100% confident anyone of them will perform flawlessly. Great job WC.
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Bullet Proof!!
I purchased 3 of these mags almost a year apart, about 4 years ago. I keep all of them loaded all the time, and when I do cleaning & inspection, I can never tell which mag I bought first or last. The spring tension is the same between all three, there is no sign of wear or damage at the feed lips and they also resist dirt and scratches very well. Function is flawless. I have put several different types or brands of ammo through my gun without ONE feed jam, compared to the stamped steel junk I had used before. WC has made a great mag at a very fair price. Definitely a 5 star product!
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Wilson 7 Rd Mags
Just flat work time after time in my Tisas. Great product built by craftsmen. Will stay with Wilson.