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Best AK-47 Magazines [Hands-On]

Capacity, polymer vs steel, country of origin...the AK is everywhere! We walk you through how to choose the best AK magazines for your purpose and budget.

The AK-47 and its variants are everywhere.

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Every tinpot dictator, Eastern European force, guerilla army, and fictional warlord packs AKs in some variety or another.

There may be more AR-derived designs produced in total numbers these days, but the AK is more wildly spread, and so are its magazines.

Anytime dozens of different countries and companies are producing a single rifle, and we are going to see diversity.

Lord of War AK47

Diversity is our strength, and AK mags, in particular, show an impressive amount of variety.

We’ve gathered some of our favorite AK magazines to deliver you a rundown of AK magazines from cheap to pricey, from American-made to classic Eastern European designs.

We got ’em all.

Summary of Our Top Picks

  1. Best Standard AK Mag

    Magpul AK/AKM 30-Round PMAGs, Gen 3

    Basic, reliable, durable

  2. Best 10-Rounder

    AK PMAG 10-Round Magazine

    Durable, good for states with mag restrictions

  3. Best Bang for Your Buck Polymer

    TAPCO AK-47 30-Round Polymer Magazine

    Budget friendly, polymer design

  4. Best Drum Mag

    KCI AK 75-Round Drum Magazine

    Pricey, but fun, great for ammo dumps

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What to Consider When Shopping for AK Mags

Capacity

The standard capacity AK magazine is a 30-rounder.

These AK magazines are a sweet spot lengthwise — admittedly the distinctive curve of these magazines gives them a legendary profile.

AK Magazines Rundown
Mmmmm, magazines…

The magazine is instantly recognizable, but they aren’t the only capacity out there.

There are extended magazines in the 40-round bracket, which are often declared to be RPK magazines. We also have drums in the 70+ round of capacity.

And, of course, there are also 5-, 10-, and 20-rounders. This helps meet state requirements for mag sizes of all kinds.

Mikhail Kalashnikov
Can’t have an AK article without a picture of Mikhail Kalashnikov!

Twenty-rounders occupy an awesome space size-wise.

They are perfect for AK pistol designs and make my Draco Pistol look a little more reasonable. They also make guns easier to store and allow you to get into a low prone position.

Polymer vs. Steel

The big question when it comes to picking AK magazines is simple.

Do you want steel or polymer?

Polymer or steel?
Polymer or steel?

AK magazines are produced en-masse in both steel and polymer types, and each has its advantages and disadvantages. Steel is the traditional option, but polymer has become a bit more popular over time.

Polymer

Polymer is lighter than steel by a considerable degree. It can also be easily textured, and there is more flexibility for different designs than steel. This also gives you a cheaper magazine base, especially for American-produced magazines.

America

Of course, there are no rust issues with polymer magazines.

Steel

Steel is ultimately much stronger. There are no worries about feed lips breaking when dropped, especially when loaded. Most AK steel magazines are brutally well built and will last as long as you don’t let them rust to pieces.

Steel is also much more substantial, and six fully loaded steel mags are quite the heavy load for 30-round mags.

Locked and loaded with AK magazines
Locked and loaded with AK magazines

A few blends of both steel and polymer also exist, and we are including two of those brilliant designs on this list.

Best AK Magazines

The Americans

While the AK-47 was created and extensively used by countries that loved Communism or were rather forced to love it, American Capitalism can’t be stopped.

We not only design and build AKs in the states, but we have an extensive aftermarket for the AK. While some of the parts and ‘‘upgrades’’ are somewhat questionable, we have companies like Magpul doing God’s work.

Magpul AK magazine
Magpul AK Magazine

Magpul created some awesome AK furniture. Their Zhukov stock is so popular they are tossing them on all manner of rifles and PCCs.

Zhukov Buttstock
Zhukov Buttstock

Better yet, they also created a series of magazines for the AK series rifles.

Magpul isn’t the only creator of AK parts and accessories. Most of us can remember a company called Tapco, which was popular for embracing the AK platform quite early.

Tapco AK Magazine
Tapco AK Magazine

They also produced a series of polymer magazines in various configurations.

Lastly, we have ProMag. ProMag is a budget-based company that mostly makes magazines but also produces some stocks and parts under their other brands.

Promag AK Mag
Pro Mag AK Mag

Of course, they also make polymer AK magazines.

Buying American magazines can give you three compliance parts for following that pesky 922(r).

1. Magpul PMAG

The Magpul brand AK magazines are the best American attempt at creating AK magazines as far as I’m concerned.

Magpul occupies a weird space in the firearms realm, where they found a mag to produce high-quality parts and accessories at low prices.

PMAG AK Mags, gen 2 and gen 3
PMAG AK Mags, Gen 3 (left) and Gen 2 (right)

The AK MOE magazines are my personal go-to for my AK series rifles.

Magpul makes both 47 and 74 magazines and produces the standard and highly affordable PMAG AK and the costlier M3 AK PMAGs.

The Standard PMAG AK

I own what seems like dozens of these things lying around — some never even opened. They are almost entirely made from polymer and feature Magpul’s aggressive texturing. The AK PMAGs are available in various capacities, with the 30-rounders being the most common.

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The back, front, and sides are all highly textured for an excellent grip regardless of what condition your hands are in. These are great if you are wearing gloves, and they grip your hand. The magazine body is made from an impact and crush-resistant material.

I can say from experience you can drop them, kick them, throw them, and they will keep kicking. The front and rear locking lugs are polymer as well, and back in the day, this could be a more significant issue.

However, Magpul has done a fantastic job with these magazines, and I doubt this will ever be a problem with 99% of shooters.

Magpul PMAGs
AR-15 PMAGs have been adopted by the USMC, AK PMAGs are equally as awesome

They won’t wear out within a single shooter’s lifetime, and I’d love to see someone break one in the gun without also breaking the weapon.

What made PMAGs for the AR so damn good wasn’t just how durable they were. No, the Magpul follower is an absolute legend. The anti-tilt design changed the world of AR magazines, and they are sold separately to outfit non-PMAGs.

Magpul did the same thing with their AK magazines, and they utilized a high-quality, anti-tilt follower to guarantee reliable feeding for round after round. The magazines are reinforced with a stainless-steel spring, and the floor plate is easily removable for cleaning.

Magpul PMAG AK followers
Magpul’s legendary anti-tilt followers in the AK PMAGs

The Magpul AK PMAGS are also fat bottom girls with a flared floorplate which makes retrieving the magazine easier from a pouch. This little addition is a nice touch, and it can still fit slim pouches without issue.

They fit in both my Draco pistol and Sig 556R perfectly tight with no wiggle room. It’s also not overly tight and painful to remove or load with.

You can even do a Battlefield 4-style speed reload with these magazines. You’ll feel cool as hell doing it too.

AK Reload Gif

In my years of using these magazines, I have never seen a single feeding issue. AKs are designed to function with the cheapest, most janky ammo on the planet, and the PMAGs are intended to do the same.

What’s the M3 Business?

You know all the things I said about Magpul AK magazines?

Well, that all still applies to the M3 magazines, however, the M3 magazines use steel locking lugs. This metal reinforcement came to be from AK fan demand, and I get it.

PMAG AK Mags, gen 2 and gen 3 locking lugs
Gen 2 locking lug on the right, Gen 3 on the left.

I don’t think there are any issues with polymer locking lugs, especially Magpul’s. If I was carrying the AK as a duty rifle, then I could also certainly see the need to get the best magazines out there, and that may include a steel locking lug.

Believe it or not, a police force in the far north reaches of Alaska issues the AK over an AR because of the AK’s better cold-weather performance.

North Slope Borough Police Department

The M3 magazines are the professional Grade AK magazines, and they are a little costlier.

If you want the best, then you got to pay for it. 

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And if you’re in a ban-state, like California or New York, Magpul also makes the best 10-round AK magazines on the market.

There is the standard list of reasons why they are great, like all of the reasons normal PMAGs rule, but they also stand out since everyone else’s 10-round AK mags…really aren’t nice. In our experience, at least.

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2. TAPCO

Tapco exists as a company that most gun owners are torn on. Some people hate their SKS drop in stocks and find some of their products corny.

However, at the same time, the G2 trigger for AKs is excellent for the price, and they make some impressive AK Muzzle devices too. Not to mention, their 10/22 stocks are nice also.

10/22 Tapco Intrafuse Stock
10/22 Tapco Intrafuse Stock

Best of all, they also produce affordable and reliable magazines. Tapco is all about the polymer, and polymer magazines are lighter than most.

The Tapco Intrafuse series comes in two different flavors the smooth side mags and the ribbed for my pleasure type.

The Smooth Side variants are modeled after the original Bulgarian AK magazines, and we’ll talk more about them later.

However, the Tapco variants are American-made and come in a ton of different colors.

Tapco AK mags
Tapco AK mags

They still act as three parts for 922(R) compliance, as well.

The ribbed variants are Tapco’s own design, and they are textured heavily for a better grip. These magazines are easy to grip and have a unique look. Both the smooth side and ribbed variants come in different colors and capacities.

This includes 5- and 10-round variants for our friends in the less free states or if you hunt with your AK.

Tapco magazines are plenty reliable. I’ve had quite a few dating back to 2011, and they’ve always been good performers.

Are they professional-grade magazines? Hmm, that’s a hard call. I have broken one slab side by dropping it fully loaded on its feed lips. They split on one side, and that’s not great.

Sad goodbye
RIP that magazine

They are also a little tight-fitting, which isn’t a bad thing unless you have a tight magazine well.

However, in my Draco and Sig 556R, they fit nicely. I like them as a training magazine or as a magazine I can stock up on for cheap.

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I still like to run Magpuls in my gun for dangerous use, but I’m keeping the Tapco mags around.

3. ProMag

Don’t hate me when I say the ProMag AK magazines weren’t terrible. I was expecting a lot less from them. My previous experience with ProMag was far from great.

Promag AK Magazines (3)
Promag AK Magazines

I’ve never gotten through a full magazine of ammo in my 1911 mag or my Colt SMG magazine. However, this polymer AK magazine ran surprisingly well. It fed through both my Sig 556R and Draco reasonably well.

It ran perfectly in the Draco pistol but choked twice in the Sig 556R when fully loaded — downloaded to 28 rounds, and it ran fine.

The ProMag admittedly feels thin in hand. It’s not super stout feeling like the Tapco and Magpul variants.

Promag AK Magazines (2)
Promag AK Magazines

The ProMag variants are textured and waffled and come in various colors. On top of that, there are also clear polymer versions that look slick.

While they worked, I would probably choose Tapcos, or the later mentioned KCI magazines. When compared to Magpul, it’s tough not to spend a few extra dollars for Magpul’s quality.

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However, if you get them cheap or it’s all you have, they aren’t that bad. Far from professional-grade, but they are functional.

The Koreans

4. KCI Gen 2 AK Magazines

KCI used to be a name most people wouldn’t associate with quality, and that was mostly due to their AK mags.

As someone who owned a Gen 1, I get it. The thing rusted if I breathed on it…

It also fit super loose and rattled in my gun, which caused feed issues if I was in the prone and allowed it to rest on the ground.

KCI AK Magazine
KCI Steel AK-47 Magazine

The excellent news is that KCI took the feedback seriously and tightened down. Now the company produces a respectable AK magazine.

I gave their AK mags a try after I got a Glock drum and later an AK drum. Their quality is vastly improved. These are steel AK magazines that are still somewhat cheaply made.

They are very light and don’t feel near as thick as most AK magazines. The finish is gleaming and in need of a matte Rustoleum refinish. It seems to rub off and cheap easily.

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However, they fit right and feed correctly in my 556R and Draco pistol.

The KCI Gen 2 magazines are on the more affordable side of the AK aisle and are most certainly the cheapest metal magazines out there. These are perfect for the range or competition.

5. KCI 75-Round Drum Magazine

The AK could be considered the modern Tommy gun. Not because of how often it’s used in a crime, but because of how often movies and TV make you think it’s used in crime.

A modern Tommy gun needs a drum, right?

drum magazine AK
Yesss, drum magazines

Lots of drums exist, but I’ve had the KCI 75-round AK drum for quite some time. I have two of them, and I enjoy the hell out of them. They certainly look wicked in my Draco pistol.

They won’t fit in the Sig 556R, so they are AK-only style magazines.

The rear of the drum is also clear and gives you an instant look at how much ammo you still have. Its rear plate hinges open to allow you to load the drum fully.

This mag takes a manual to load correctly, and I would most certainly follow the instructions provided. It’s not complicated but does need to be done in a specific way to ensure proper feeding.

When loaded and winded, the KCI drum correctly is a beast.

KCI drum magazine AK
KCI drum magazine, fully loaded

It feeds surprisingly easily and gives you 75 rounds of 7.62 x 39 to spray and pray with.

The KCI Drum takes up about the same vertical space as a standard 30-round magazine, so you can get a nice low prone and live out your RPK fantasies.

It’s massive, and you’ll certainly feel the weight. Luckily every time you pull the trigger, it gets a little lighter.

I wouldn’t trust it with its rear plastic cover for dangerous use. The hinges that hold the cover closed are loose and easy to defeat — if that door comes, open ammo is going to come pouring out.

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If I were to fight in a Balkan war, I’d probably take a standard 30-rounder. But if I was going to piss off Fudd RSO’s, I’d take the KCI drum.

6. KCI 5.45×39 Drum

For the longest time finding an AK drum for 5.45 x 39mm rounds were hard to find and extremely expensive.

KCI decided they would come out with a more affordable option for AK 74 owners.

KCI 5.45 goodness

Oddly enough, this was in the form of a Beta-style drum magazine. Beta is the term applied to this drum because it kind of looks like B on its side.

The Beta drum for the AK-74 holds 95 rounds of ammo and offers a lower profile than most AK drums. That’s the benefit of this design. You can achieve a low prone and a low profile for shooting around barriers and the like.

This design is a little more reliable than the standard drum and comes with a speed loader to help push 95 rounds into the little drum. Also, you can leave it loaded and under tension without worrying about failure.

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This is an impressive drum and is super slick and relatively affordable for the AK-74 series.

7. The Bulgarian Monsters

Silvia Dimitrova, Chushka Biurek, and AK furniture and magazines are all things I love about Bulgaria.

Plum AK furniture is to die for, it’s the coolest AK furniture on the market. In fact, one of my bucket list guns…a plum furnished AK-74 clone.

Bulgarian AK Magazines - poly and steel
Bulgarian AK Magazines

Long before we all fell in love with Magpul PMAGs, the Bulgarian Slab side steel-lined polymer magazines were the mag to beat. These are the Cadillac of foreign-made polymer AK magazines.

To me, they are on par with the Magpul M3 magazines and are even more affordable than Magpul M3 mags.

Of course, you don’t get that wonderful 922(r) compliance. The Slab side bulgy magazines, with their steel-lined design, make them both light and durable.

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You can fill it up and drop it directly on the feed lips over and over, and it’ll be mostly fine.

The Bulgarian Armed Forces used this magazine way back when and it proved itself as an unstoppable AK magazine.

Bulgarian AK Magazines Feed Lips

Bulgarian slab sides aren’t the only Bulgy AK magazines, though.

The steel magazines also come exceptionally well made and proven among the Bulgarian military. If you prefer the look and feel of all-metal AK magazines, it’s hard to beat the Bulgarian models.

Best of all, both the polymer, steel-lined magazines, and all-metal magazines are quite affordable, matching the standard AK PMAG variants for price.

Bulgarian Steel AK Magazines
Bulgarian Steel AK Magazines

In both my guns, these mags functioned flawlessly. The steel variant was ultra-smooth to install and remove. It was the smoothest magazine to execute reloads with.

The slab-side polymer magazines were also very smooth and fit perfectly in both guns. I had nary a failure in either, and you can feel the quality of these magazines just by picking them up.

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The finish on the steel magazine is rough and feels baked on but it’s robust and scratch and rust-free…especially when you compare it to Korean magazines.

8. Zastava (Yugoslavian)

Finally, I want to mention the Yugo mags from a company called Zastava. Zastava made some exciting and subtle improvements to the AK platform in the form of their N-PAP Rifles and pistols.

They did it without sticking a bunch of tacked-on rails and weird scope mounts too.

One of their innovations is the last round bolt hold-open device that’s built into the magazines. On a Zastava rifle, the safety has a slot cut in that allows you to lock the bolt to the rear and hold it there.

AK Bolt Hold Open
SIG 556R with Zastava Yugo magazine bolt hold open

The last round bolt hold-open device merely lets you know you are out of ammo instead of the gun going click.

You can feel the bolt lock back to the rear, and that lets you know it’s time to reload. The Yugo magazines are all metal and a heavy-duty design. It’s not a lightweight polymer magazine by any means.

The Zastava Yugo magazines aren’t cheap and are getting harder and harder to find. I got lucky and snagged two at a gun show for a great price.

These magazines are rock solid, and the bolt hold-open device works in both my Draco and Sig 556R rifles.

AK Bolt Hold Open Draco
Zastava Yugo bolt hold open on the Draco

They are rock solid and well-made magazines, and if you are willing to spend the money, they will serve you very well. Mine has been at it for years.

The big issue is if you buy one, you might as well buy six. The BHO changes how the gun handles, and getting used to it with the Zastava mags is excellent…util you use another magazine, and it’s not there.

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That throws you for a loop ergonomically.

Once you learn it, you’ll get it down, and it can be an advantage, but the cost can be prohibitive, so think it through.

Final Thoughts

All of these magazines will serve you well. Some of them might be lighter, some might be easier, but in the end, they all work and are reliable.

Magpul M3 magazines are the standard go-to if you need the best quality and reliability.

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But for a purist, the Bulgarian magazines are the classic choice that leaves your wallet happy.

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If you want to put a lot of lead downrange quick, you owe it to yourself to get at least a couple of drums!

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What are your favorite AK magazines? Let us know in the comments! Looking for a purely American-made AK-47, then check out our review of the Palmetto State Armory PSAK-47 Gen 3!

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  • Commenter Avatar
    Rurallife

    Friends don’t let friends use US made AK mag ... or US made AK’s.
    For gosh sakes, Polish, E German, Romanian, actual Russians (slab steel, slab polymer [ultra rare], “Bakelite” [actually resin/fiberglass], aluminum paras), Circle 10 waffles, chicom flat backs ... are all anyone should be using.

    January 15, 2023 2:36 am
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    Uli

    Bakelite?

    March 8, 2021 1:00 pm
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    Paul F

    Biggest thing I gleaned from this article is, that cool AF tactical reload, I dropped my phone ran to my bedroom grabbed my Zastava, and started performing reps, until I had it down.


    MALL NINJA SKILLS- CONGRATULATIONS PLAYER LEVEL UP+++++

    February 1, 2021 8:23 pm
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    Bob

    No US Palm? I've found them better than Magpul and you keep the 922(r) bonus.

    September 19, 2020 7:35 am
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      Paul F

      This +1
      I'd add that the "US PALM AK30 MAGAZINE
      SKU(s): MA692A Black, MA693A FDE"

      Are the models with the steel locking lugs, and steel reinforced cages at the top.

      Any that say "AK30R" are range mags that are all Polymere, they are about $6-$8 cheaper but you are giving up alot of durability and reliability.

      Unless you ONLY use your AK as a range toy, then don't be cheap just pony up the extra $8 and get the bomb proof steel reinforced magazines.

      I just bought 4 of them to go with my surplus Bulgarian steel mags and
      My Pmags (M3 and M2)

      Haven't made it to the range yet, but the palm mags seem to fit perfectly in my Zastava Zpap M70.

      February 1, 2021 8:16 pm
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    Bill Bridwell

    What kind of load out bag is that?
    https://www.pewpewtactical.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Locked-and-loaded-with-AK-magazines-1024x488.jpg
    Thanks!

    August 16, 2020 4:20 am
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    Gregory Hodge

    You guys are great! Excellent articles always! That said I totally disagree with your polymer mag assessment. I don't have AR's, never have. Only AK's. Never had ANY polymer mag work properly in any of my AKs, EVER! Hungarian 20rd mags work the best for me followed by any eastern European steel with the exception of new Croatian. They have gotten pretty cheap.

    July 26, 2020 6:22 pm
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    Cunty McShitterman

    Bro, you need to get out and use some quality mags. Surplus Combloc is readily available on Facebook and other forums. No mention of Bakelite or Plums.

    March 15, 2020 5:26 pm
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    Dan R

    Why'd we leave out the Xtech -MAG47?

    January 8, 2020 4:27 pm
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      Joseph Medina

      Agree. I got PMAGs when I should have got Xtech because of PPT

      January 23, 2021 10:55 am
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    Bull o' the Woods

    How come Bulgarian mags at GunMag Warehouse are US$13 while Bulgarian Circle 10 waffle mags are ~US$50? Is there that much difference in quality and performance? I'd be tempted to buy a couple of the less expensive Bulgarian mags for comparison. The Circle 10 waffle mags have always been the gold standard for Combloc AK mags.

    December 14, 2019 9:20 pm
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      Cthulhu 669

      @Bull o' the Woods Yah, Circle 10 30s have long been legendary gold standard for AK mags. I have a couple, as well as Bulgarian steel, Yugoslavian, Croatian, Chinese, American, Russian steel, Russian Bakelite, and so on. The AKM has long been my favorite military rifle and I have mags of many national origins. It could well be that you re paying for the iconic aspect of the Circle 10 30s. With the steel lined polymer mags being $13, I think I'll buy a couple to see and would suggest doing the same. If you buy 3, what's $36? If they are just as good, cool. Even if they were junk ( which I doubt ), you would have additional 30s every day you go to shoot. I have a couple of Tapco mags hat someone gave me, and I see why they didn't mind. Tapco might be junk mags, but they are extra range mags.

      @EnergyKev I have some classic surplus Chinese mags ( I like them, as they perform well and fit into more pouches easier because f height ). I would imagine they are good, unless they are completely new and they have to work some bugs. My 2 AKMs are a Chinese MAK 90 and a Romanian/Romak. Both have always performed excellently for many years and will probably still be when I'm dead. I was therefore surprised to hear that early MAK 90s were junk rifles that were soon made into great ones. I guess mine was manufactured after they made them good because for more than 20 years mine has always been great and is today. The surplus Chinese mags have always worked well in both of my AKs.

      January 2, 2020 11:44 pm
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    EnergyKev

    You didn’t cover the metal flat back China mags that have been coming into the country lately for $15. I was very curious how they stacked up. They feel very robust.

    December 11, 2019 8:37 pm
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      vorkosigan

      Where are you finding Chinese flatbacks for 15$ ?

      March 25, 2020 9:45 pm
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    Prepper

    The standard is not Magpul, but rather the Bulgarian Circle 10 waffle magazines.

    December 7, 2019 5:46 pm
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    Mikey

    is Pew on the payroll? Maybe I'm wrong, but with all the past feedback about Magpul AK mags.....not sure if this article is 100%

    December 5, 2019 10:17 pm
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      David, PPT Editor

      The gen 2 and gen 3 magazines are very solid. We've never had an issue with any of them across a few dozen samples and too many rounds to count.

      December 6, 2019 2:57 am
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      Travis P

      Hey I wrote it and I wish I had Magpul money but alas I do not. Ive just used and abused them and appreciate them a ton.

      December 6, 2019 12:40 pm
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