Kimber 1911 .22LR 10-Round Magazine - Black Polymer Construction

The Kimber 1100018A magazine delivers reliable feeding for .22LR conversion kits in 1911 platforms. This factory-engineered magazine ensures consistent performance with rimfire ammunition in converted pistol frames.

What Makes This Different

The polymer construction reduces weight while maintaining the dimensional stability required for proper feeding geometry. Unlike aftermarket alternatives that may require fitting adjustments, this Kimber factory magazine maintains precise tolerances for drop-in compatibility. The 10-round capacity maximizes range time while staying within restricted state compliance requirements.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity optimized for .22 Long Rifle ammunition
• Black polymer body construction for corrosion resistance and reduced weight
• Factory specifications ensure proper fit in Kimber 1911 .22LR conversion systems
• Spring-loaded follower designed for reliable rimfire cartridge feeding
• Removable floorplate for maintenance and cleaning access
• Compatible with standard 1911 magazine wells and releases
• Witness holes allow quick round count verification

Range testing shows consistent feeding across various .22LR ammunition weights and velocities. The polymer body withstands repeated loading cycles without cracking or dimensional changes that affect reliability. Competition shooters appreciate the extended capacity for steel challenge and rimfire precision events without frequent reloading interruptions.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Body Material: Black polymer construction
• Spring: Heat-treated steel with anti-tilt follower
• Compatibility: Kimber 1911 .22LR conversion systems
• Overall Length: Approximately 4.5 inches
• Weight: 2.1 ounces unloaded
• Manufacturer: Kimber Manufacturing, Inc.

This factory magazine eliminates the feeding issues common with generic .22LR magazines in 1911 platforms. Kimber's engineering ensures proper ammunition presentation to the chamber during rapid-fire sequences. Serious rimfire shooters recognize the value of manufacturer-specific magazines for consistent performance.