$30 Wilson Combat 1911 magwell

[Pro2AInPA]

Has anyone used one of these?

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=138050

I'm wondering how well they work for the low cost. Certainly much less than a Techwell!

[steel1212]

Has anyone used one of these?

http://www.midwayusa...ctNumber=138050

I'm wondering how well they work for the low cost. Certainly much less than a Techwell!

Its better than nothing but I think I would save my pennies and just cry once.

[hockeyfighter25]

I got one used off the forum ... its much better than no mag-well. I can't compare to the other mag wells because I haven't tried them.

[RH45]

I have that same magwell on several of my single stacks, and although it's not as large as an SV, Dawson, or a Techwell, I think they work o.k.

Edited May 13, 2010 by RH45

[M.E.Anglin]

it leaves a slight gap between your grips and frame,not so bad if you have rubber grips, I run several of them. no problems with them

[Pro2AInPA]

it leaves a slight gap between your grips and frame,not so bad if you have rubber grips, I run several of them. no problems with them

I was planning on dremeling material out of the grips to prevent the gap.

Thanks guys. For the cost, it's worth a shot.

[Aircooled6racer]

Hello: Save your money and get a S&A magwell. Save a little more and get a Dawson from Shooters Connection Really just don't go out for lunch a couple of days and you are there Thanks, Eric

[centilltpgc]

I bought a used one on this forum really cheap and it works great compared to no magwell. That being said I still want to try one of the larger SS magwells.

Lucas

[Trini]

I have three of them and they work. I guess I saved myself about $200 by using them. If you really want to go 1st class get someone weld a mag weld on.