Had to put a little oil on the inside of the mag since the plastic piece that pushes the rounds up wasnt sliding through the mag to smooth. Works best if only 14 rounds are loaded, will sometimes jam with 15. Besides that it feeds great and looks pretty cool. Definetly will get some looks at the range with this one.

I ordered one of these clips with the intention of testing it and ordering more if it worked well. My Kimber jammed 2 times on the first load and 1 time on the next. While I like the idea of 15+1 rounds for my 1911, I would rather use a smaller capacity clip that fed reliably.

I don't know what mags the other posts were using, but I ordered 2 of these hunks of junk and I had so many problems with them. Every other round I tried to fire through these things jammed my weapon, and the way it jammed it took me too long to clear it. I know it's not my weapon either, I won a Springfield 1911A1 loaded, and it fires through all my other mags with no problem. Also, I think it needs some kind of spacer or something where the mag well ends, it wobbles too much in that area. Okay so they're not ALL bad, the construction of the mags were very well made, and the quality / finish were excellent. But give it a try if you feel the need, maybe you'll have better luck than me...

I am a constable in PA and I carry a Llama 1911 replica, the ProMag 15 round mag fits great into my weapon and shoots fantastic. I haven't had any problems with this mag and it's really intimidating when people see it in that .45.

Has a great feed while shooting, although, when it does get to the end, it tends to not open the chamber on a empty clip. Besides that, shoots great and I love it!