.45 ACP - Which handgun holds the most capacity?

[DaveFJ80]

Just curious as I was talking to a few guys about this, and nothing else really came up.


With the introduction of the XD(m)45 at the NRA Annual meeting last week, the gun will use the same 13rd mags as the XD45, for a 13+1 setup (it was hinted before that, even though people thought it would be higher). The Glock 21 uses a 13+1 setup in .45 ACP as well, and both can use mag extensions but you then lose that 'factory look.' However, it's still a lot of ammo considering most 1911's use a 7 or 8rd mag.

Not taking into account CA's high cap laws, and without getting into a debate about different calibers, are there any other handguns out there that has a factory setup in a .45 ACP caliber, that can hold more than 13 rounds?

[UserM4]

There's 25rd mags for Glocks and 20rd mags for USPs if those count.

[jmzhwells]

I think the FN holds 14+1.

[HCz]

FNP 45 can have 15 rounds

[DaveFJ80]

There's 25rd mags for Glocks and 20rd mags for USPs if those count.

But then you lose that "factory look" when the extra mag extension noticably hanging down from the grip. Even a +2 mag extension on my Glock mags doesn't look 'factory' on the gun.

[redline]

In 1911-style, the Para-Ordnance P14 also is 14+1.

[PacoLoco666]

My MAC Ingram M10A1 is equiped with a factory 40 round mag.

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We were talking factory capacity, right?

[FNH5-7]

I'm not sure BUT I THINK the FNP-45 holds the most at 14+1 standard capacity non extended. Both Pistol and factory of course.

[Bug Splat]

Thompson sub without the stock

[Toolbox X]

I own an FNP-45. The standard mags are 14rd and 15rd and they both keep the factory look. The 15 round mag has a round floorplate and the 14 round mag has a flat floorplate. So 14+1 and 15+1 for the FNP-45.

[leelaw]

STI 2011 - 126mm mag 12rds, 140mm mag 14rds
CZ 97B - 10rds
SA XDM45 - 15rds
FN FNP45 - 15rds
HK HK45 - 10rds
Sig P250 - 10rds

[FNH5-7]

FNP-45 it is

[randy]

170mm SVI mag should hold 17 or 18.