Thanks to a previous review, I saw that it would fit into my Tuarus 1911. Fits perfectly. Actually better than original mags. $13, high quality. Can't go wrong. Buy it.

Fits Great in Springfield GI-45. Money well spent. Fast delivery too, ordered Thursday recieved Saturday. Thanks CTD

While Wilson ETM's are my carry mags... my subload mags (extras carried in the vehicle/pack/left layin in the lockbox at the house) are these very ones here. I'd trust my life to these magazines (again, all who use this term stand corrected, this is NOT a "clip"... a "clip" is used to load a "magazine"... Sue me folks, I'm a military marksmanship coach and armorer) just as much as my wilsons although my only gripe is that they don't have that buttery-smooth feel when loading taht the wilsons do. An extremely minor complaint but I figured I'd throw it out. The 1911 I use these in, by the way, is a custom job I built for myself on a Rock River frame/slide and all Wilson internal parts that were hand stoned and fitted. -I sincerely hope you don't need it, but have fun shooting it.

i bought two 8 rnd mcormick mags when i picked up my 70 series colt commander.the 7 rnd that came with it works fine (unone oragen)they work grate. mine doesn't like reloads period. oh ya i payed less than $700 for the whole deal. you don't need to pay a grand + for a good pistol.

Having tweaked my C&R Ballester-Rigaud project gun for years, I never considered that the problem might be the generic, run-of-the-mill 1911 mags I bought as replacements for the worn-out originals. I finally dropped a few extra bucks on a Chip McCormick Shooting Star. No jams, no failures to feed, positive slide lock, first time and every time. I'm ordering two more.

Chip McCormick Shooting Star Magazines are the Only Magazines I buy!!! They work Great at a low Price!!! A Must Buy! I will end up ordering some more for X-mas Thanks CTD!

I have 5 of these mags and they work well in colt,Kimber and para. I have had no jams or failure to feed. These mags are very well made and an excellent buy. By the way the para is a very good firearm.

Ron Paul guy said he had to modify round follower =ALERT = Chip McCormick mags do NOT have round followers, but the flat spring steel follower patented by Chip. I prefer 8 rd. stainless, I never saw any brand 1911 pistol or Camp 45 that would not feed and lock perfectly with a Chip McCormick mag, regardless of ammo type. If CMC mags won't work in your gun, I doubt it is the mags. I trust my life to these mags.

I have four of these mags and they work great. I have a Kimber custom TLE/RL II. I have shot over a thousand rounds with these mags with no jams or double feeds. No problems what so ever, they have been FLAWLESS. IN FACT I intend to buy four more, like one reviewer stated you can't have enough mags. Buy them they are great and nice price to.

My stepfather believes in these mags and now I know why. I bought a Charles Daly 1911 from my buddy and he gave me a kimber mag with it. The Kimber mag is a nice mag however it always jams when ejecting the last round. I got some of these Chip McCormick mags and not only do I have an extra round, but know it doesn't jam on me. The best mag for the money anywhere.

I bought two of these and the fit and function in my RIA 1911A1 is great! The quality and price is exactly as I would expect from CMC.

I bought three of these for my Taurus PT1911 and they are great. The mags that came with my Taurus are 8 rounders and extend over a quarter inch below the grip. These mags are also 8 rounders but fit flush with the grip, which I like and when carrying a full size 1911 concealed it helps. Have put 100 rounds through the three of them and no failures. The feed lips on both the Taurus mags cracked after only 300 rounds, which is why I bought these because they specifically state that the feed lips won't crack.

Bought three of these for my Kimber and they work perfect no jams. Always locked slide back, best buy for the money by FAR! If these don't work in your gun, spend more money on your gun. It's not the mag.

I have a few of the Chip McCormick mags and I shoot a Firestorm. What can I say but it's what I can afford. I have only had problems with the type of ammo I shoot, it never has been the mag. Always locks open and I've never had a breakage. I did just put a new Taurus on layaway and we'll see how they perform in that one when I get it out.

I had to correct the spring and round feeder to prevent failure. After the modification I was able to fire over 100 rounds without any additional problems. It's the best non-Colt mag I have purchased yet.

  Great mags. Work with all my 1911's. Even my Llama! By the way I had a Springfield once I had to take it back to the store. It was brand new  and woudn't shoot. I'd take my spanish made Llama over a Phillipino Springfield anyday!

I previously ordered 4 of these mags. They work just fine in my Kimber Pro II, and in my Colt DE Officer. I just ordered 4 more, and might even order more (Cant have enough mags). McCormick makes great mags, but not recommended for use in cheap guns....what an insult.

I have much experience with McCormick & ProMag Magazines. Magazines from the manufacturer of the gun you have always work best because the dimensions are exact. McCormick & ProMags work well with most guns but it won't ever be 100%. Llama isn't exactly the most sought after make of a firearm, neither is a Marlin. Marlin has nice manual action rifles but Marlin isn't the bomb. I have an 1894C and I like it. Anyway.. sometimes the gun is the problem, not the magazine, because the dimensions don't match. I worked for a Beretta dealer for a while and sometimes the I would find a few factory mags that wouldn't work with some 96ers, but they would fit other 96s perfectly. ??? I guess the machineing between gun to another differed a little so the magazine wouldn't fit one but the other.

i'll never understand why people insist on buying cheap guns. A llama are you kidding me? Save up a little and buy something worthwhile or use your tax return. Hell I have purchased a total of 6 Chip mags and have not had one malfunction in 3000 rounds through my springfield armory 1911a1. And Short of Friggen wilson combats exuberantly overpriced 1911 mags you really wont find a better quality than the chips at ctd. For the money its the best mag out there. also check out mag-271. They are usually out of stock but hell its a great mag by chip as well

The problem is not the mag, its the LAMMA. Putting a chip mccormick mag in a lamma is like having a Mule pulling a Rolles Royce. These are great mags, flawless function and 8 round capacity.

Chip Mcormick shooting star magazines are the best magazines for the price. They are excellent and work perfectly in my springfield 1911. I have never had trouble with them and have thrown my other 1911 magazines away. Either your weapons are defective or by some cosmic mistake your magazines were defective.

These Mags are he best out there. However, you better have a real 1911. Not knock off 1911. If you have a Kimber of Sringfield your golden. I've run about 600 rounds though two differnt Kimbers with these mags no problem. In closing Mags are good to go, buy a real 1911. Limas were not made to except 1911 parts or equipment. You get what you pay for. Regards Medaltrooper

I HAVE TRIED TO USE TWO OF THESE MAGAZINES IN A LLAMA MAX-1 .45 COMBAT COMMANDER SIZE THEY NOT PERFORMED AS I EXPECTED THEY HAVE FAILED TO LOCK THE SLIDE AFTER LAST ROUND AND EITHER WILL LOAD AND FEED PROPERLY WITH EIGHT ROUNDS AS ADVERTIZED. I HAVE ALSO TRIED THEM IN MY MARLIN CAMP CARBINE .45 ACP NEITHER WILL LOCK THE SLIDE AFTER LAST ROUND. I HAVE ALWAYS HEARD GOOD THINGS ABOUT CHIP MCCORMICK MAGAZINES BUT THIS HAS NOT BEEN A GOOD EXPERIENCE. I REALLY DO NOT WANT TO HAVE TO FIX NEW STUFF. JOE H