DAA 11-Coil 2011 Mag Spring (pack of 5)

Double-Alpha Academy (DAA) 11-Coil 2011 Magazine Springs (125–140mm)

Elevate your competition setup with the DAA 11-Coil 2011 Magazine Springs, designed specifically for 125mm and 140mm double-stack 2011 magazines. Manufactured by Double-Alpha Academy, these premium magazine springs are crafted from high-tensile spring wire and engineered to deliver maximum feeding reliability, optimal capacity, and long-lasting durability under intense match conditions.

Whether you are shooting IPSC, USPSA, or general target matches, reliable magazine feeding is non-negotiable. These high-performance springs prevent common cycling issues, ensuring your rig runs smoothly stage after stage.

Key Performance Features

• High-Quality Spring Wire: Precision-formed for long cycle life, resistance to memory set, and consistent spring tension.

• Collapsible Coil Geometry: Designed so the coils nest cleanly inside one another when compressed. This allows maximum round capacity in standard 125mm and 140mm mag tubes.

• Elevated Upper Coils: Engineered with a steeper angle at the top of the spring to eliminate nose-dive malfunctions and ensure ultra-smooth feeding across all calibers.

• Universal 2011 Compatibility: Fits all standard 2011-style double-stack magazines (STI, SV, Atlas Gunworks, MBX, Springfield Prodigy, Staccato, and more).

• Multi-Caliber Support: Fully compatible with 9mm, .38 Super, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP 2011 magazine tubes.

Specifications & Compatibility

• Brand: Double-Alpha Academy (DAA)

• Coil Count: 11 Coils

• Mag Length: 125mm – 140mm

• Platform: 2011 / Double-Stack 1911 Magazines

• Note: Follower is not included. Compatible competition magazine followers are available separately at 2Alpha Shooting Supplies.

Why Upgrade Your 2011 Springs?

Over time, magazine springs lose tension, leading to failure-to-feed (FTF) malfunctions, sluggish lockup, or premature slide lock. Replacing worn factory springs with DAA 11-Coil Springs restores positive feeding pressure without sacrificing maximum magazine round capacity—giving you the competitive edge on match day.