Smith & Wesson M&P 45 ACP Magazine 14-Round Steel Brown Floor Plate

The Smith & Wesson M&P 14-round magazine delivers reliable feeding and consistent performance for 45 ACP pistols. This factory magazine features a steel construction with brown polymer floor plate, ensuring durability during extended range sessions and duty use.

What Makes This Different

Factory Smith & Wesson magazines undergo rigorous quality control testing that aftermarket alternatives often skip. The steel body construction resists deformation under stress, while the witness holes allow quick round counts without dropping the magazine. The brown polymer floor plate matches M&P pistol aesthetics and provides impact resistance during tactical reloads.

Key Features

• 14-round capacity maximizes firepower in compact 45 ACP platform
• Steel magazine body construction resists feed lip damage and deformation
• Brown polymer floor plate matches M&P pistol color schemes
• Witness holes enable quick visual ammunition counts
• Factory spring tension rated for consistent feeding reliability
• Compatible with all Smith & Wesson M&P 45 ACP pistol models
• Removable floor plate allows disassembly for cleaning and maintenance

Range testing demonstrates consistent feeding across various 45 ACP ammunition weights from 185 to 230 grains. The magazine functions reliably in competition environments where rapid reloads demand smooth insertion and positive seating. Law enforcement agencies report dependable performance through thousands of training rounds, while the steel construction maintains feed lip geometry under repeated loading cycles.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 14 rounds of 45 ACP ammunition
• Construction: Steel body with polymer floor plate
• Finish: Brown polymer floor plate, natural steel body
• Compatibility: Smith & Wesson M&P 45 ACP pistols
• Features: Witness holes, removable floor plate
• Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
• Part Number: 194770000

Factory magazines eliminate compatibility concerns that plague aftermarket alternatives. Professional shooters and law enforcement officers rely on OEM magazines for mission-critical applications where feeding failures create serious consequences.