Looks like standard 1911 mags will work fine BUT what about those with removable base plates?
79288
Works well for single stack mags regardless of base plate. Remember to remove the base plate it(the base plate) must secure to the magazine or else the mag is broken.
79289
Russell ...they work fine. My pouches are full of Kimber, Wilson, Baer, and Brown mags with removable base plates. No problems at all!
79290
Removable plates work but it can get kind of tight. The mags can fan out so there is enough room. I have a few act mags and they work side by side. If you put 8 of them in there I am not sure.
130307
No, but should work fine. It can be removed from the Magnet if you fasten the magnet securely to whatever. So strong that it pulls the model 1911 .45 right out of my hand when you get close to it.
515353
I just got into the Glock game because HKs have gotten wayyy to expensive for me now so I only have the new Gen 4 mags. But they do have a notch on each side at the base of the mag and a slot on each side of the mag plate for the notches. Sorry I don't know much about the gen 2 mags. I have these base plates on g19, 17, 22, and g21 mags (uses different plates for the 21) and they work well.
491455
Yes but I would get some higher quality mags like the kwa polymer mags or the g&p; high speed mags, these are okay but after about the tenth time reloading the springs start to get jammed up
113900
Yes. All plates are compatible with other glocks. It does not matter the type.
860365
Yes they will work in a 1911. You need to put them in the magazine to feed them into the chamber.
637367
I'm pretty confident the standard mil-spec spring is sufficient. Installed these on 3-1911s with no problems on any of them. YouTube your installation if needed.
1846189
I don't think do. I have 6 of these and I have 10 rnd 22 mags in 3 of them. Also 9mm Shield mags fit fine as do 1911 single stack mags.
1123595
I don't see why it would not fit. But I am no expert when it comes to the different generations of Glocks. The base plate may make your magazine sit lower and not fit right in your pistol. Try contacting the business if you can, they may be able to answer your question better. I would hate to give you any bad info.
165417
Yes... just like a fully functional 1911... Great purchase. i own two myself
845219
I asked Fobus the same question about my CS45 mags. They told me it would fit any single stack 45 magazines. It worked out for me and they fit perfectly. I hope it works for you the same!
1456187
Although I've not examined a Gen 2 "in hand" the grips appear to be standard pattern for a 1911. Be aware that these grips are straight bottomed without the small radiused cut out for the mainspring retainer pin. Straight bottom grips are meant for use with an accessory mag well such as the Smith & Alexander products however they will work just fine on a standard 1911.
2126420
It has a ton of grip, but that's asking a lot. Would depend on the weight of the gun. With a 1911 I'd say no. I have an XDs 4 that would probably work fine, and there is enough flat surface that you could mount too magnets end to end.
2016525
I put an LC 9 and an S&W; bodyguard 380 in mine and it does good. I have not tried a 1911,it would be close if at all.
351986
Yes, any 1911 compact will work as long as it doesn't have any attachments.
492213
Probably. I have am M&P; shield. I cant imagine the mags are very different.
2080517
Yes they do. I have ranger plates on some of the mag's. They line up right and left. Center must be standard mag plates. Hope this helps.