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Original Russian Bakelite AK-47 Magazines, 7.62x39 caliber, 30 round capacity. These are very rare and highly collectible AK mags.
What a find... These are the rarest and in my opinion highest quality 30 round AK-47 mags in the world.Original Russian Military AK-47 Bakelite 30 Round Magazines in 7.62x39 caliber ... Don't be confused. These are not some inexpensive polymer mag in an orange color, But Original Russian Military Bakelite Mags made even rarer and more collectible by the fact that they are in 7.62x39 caliber and are made by the military for the AK-47 Rifle.
Will fit all AK-47 7.62x39 caliber AK type rifles ... Very small quantities available and when they are gone, they are gone. Note - In order to export these mags out of Russia the arsenal had to limit the mags to a 10 round capacity. In order to do that they removed the floorplate, installed a metal wire limiter, and re-installed the floorplate.... All of the original mag componants, spring, etc, remained the same.... So all the end user has to do is slide the floorplate off and remove the capacity restrictor.... This takes all of about 30 seconds .... or maybe 45 seconds if your blindfolded and have a broken hand. What I'm trying to say is the conversion back to 30 rounds is very easy... We would have done it here, but thought folks may enjoy doing it themselves, and who knows.... you may need to restrict your mag some dayand if so you just re-install.I don't care how many AK mags you have, if you ain't got one of these, you're missing out. We have attached a helpful video to step you through and show you what we're talking about... Note - Young David who did this video for us mistakenly called this a 5.45x39 caliber mag. These are actually 7.62x39 mags as advertised... Otherwise this video correctly shows exactly how it is done. It is just that simple. Don't Miss This......