Chiappa 1911-22 Handgun Magazine LR Black Polymer .22 10/rd

SKU: RSR|MGCHP470-037UPC: 8053670710948Mfr. Part #: 470.037

$16.99

Chiappa 1911-22 Handgun Magazine LR Black Polymer .22 10/rd

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Description

The Chiappa M1911-22 Magazine is a standard factory replacement magazine. This magazine is for M1911 models chambered in .22 Long Rifle and holds 10 rounds of ammunition. It is made from polymer with a matte black finish. This magazine is built to Chiappa's specifications and tolerances using the same manufacturing and materials as the original equipment magazines ensuring perfect fit and operation.

Additional information

upc

8053670710948

manufacturer

Chiappa Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

470.037

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Capacity

10

Length

7.3500

Product Type

Magazine

Shipping Weight

0.1

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