SAR USA ST45 Pistol Magazine 10rd .45 ACP Black Steel

The SAR USA ST4510 magazine delivers reliable feeding and consistent performance for ST45 pistol owners who demand dependable ammunition capacity. This factory-manufactured magazine maintains the same quality standards as the original equipment, ensuring seamless integration with your firearm.

What Makes This Different

Unlike aftermarket alternatives, this factory SAR USA magazine features precision-engineered steel construction with exact tolerances matched to ST45 pistol specifications. The black oxide finish provides corrosion resistance while maintaining the sleek profile that won't snag during draws or reloads. Factory magazines eliminate compatibility concerns that plague generic alternatives, delivering consistent lockup and release every time.

Key Features

• 10-round capacity optimized for .45 ACP cartridges
• Black steel construction with corrosion-resistant finish
• Factory specifications ensure perfect fit in SAR USA ST45 pistols
• Heat-treated steel body maintains shape under repeated use
• Precision follower design prevents feeding malfunctions
• Low-profile baseplate won't catch on holsters or clothing
• Compatible with all SAR USA ST45 pistol variants

Field performance testing shows consistent feeding across various .45 ACP loads, from standard ball ammunition to premium hollow points. The steel construction withstands the pressures of competitive shooting schedules while maintaining reliable function in duty applications. Temperature extremes from -20°F to 140°F don't affect magazine performance, making this suitable for year-round carry and storage.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Caliber: .45 ACP
• Material: Heat-treated steel body
• Finish: Black oxide coating
• Compatibility: SAR USA ST45 pistols
• Spring: Music wire construction
• Follower: Anti-tilt design
• Country of Origin: Turkey

SAR USA factory magazines represent the gold standard for reliability and longevity in your ST45 pistol. Professional shooters and law enforcement agencies specify factory magazines because aftermarket alternatives simply can't match the precision manufacturing and quality control of original equipment.