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1911 highest cap. mag ???
I have only seen 15 round mags for the 1911 ......anything bigger then 15 ???
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Read my response in your original post...
No reason to start a new thread... You have been told you can't possess one anyways -
ive seen a 25 rounder but it was crazy long and i bet it didnt work worth a darn
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I was told that I would have to disassemble the hi cap. mag B -4 returning to this state of California ........This is why I started a new thread to see what the biggest mag is for a ( 1911 .45acp ).Read my response in your original post...
No reason to start a new thread... You have been told you can't possess one anywaysA WELL REGULATED MILITIA , BEING NECESSARY TO THE SECURITY OF A FREE STATE , THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS , SHALL NOT BE infringed ! Amendment - II . I WANT MY COUNTRY BACK ! ! ! !Comment
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You realize that hardly anything over 10 is reliable right? Not to mention bulky and impractical.WTS all BNIB: Colt S70 Repro, HK45c, Gen4 G19Comment
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But the point is you can not resemble it back into a hicap. That's manufacturing and is a felony. Read the post I linked originally.
Unless you already legally own a hicap and are using this to rebuild it. Then you are good to go.
If not you can bring a rebuild kit into the state and build it into a 10 round, but that totally defeats why you are looking for the largest capacity...
Search around, read and learn for your self before you ask things that have been asked 1,000 times.Comment
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I've seen long single-stacks -- one was 40 something or so rounds made by welding 2 or more long magazines together. It didn't feed well and was way too long and clumsy to be useful.
Forty round drums from Promag (25 round too, I think) are available -- they don't work.
Nobody I know uses mags over 10 rounds because of issues with dependability. I know people who still use only 7 round mags in 1911s because they don't trust anything over that to work. They usually only have one brand they will use too (like Wilson Combat or Ed Brown mags).
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