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Found some for $19.99 new

They are ALL plastic

Which means what? Aren't Surefires All Plastic? they work fine!

Are they Saiga or AK47 mags?

AK-47s

Bulgaria usually puts out good stuff, I haven't used these particular mags though

Put the kool-aid down, friend, you've been brainwashed.

Why, bulgy mags are usually good stuff. Though this "bullet pattern" is kinda... uh... lame?

Bulgarian polymer waffle mags from Factory 10 are top quality magazines. They are milspec and miltary issue.

The "bullet mags" are made for commecial use and not mispec or used by the military. They do not have the steel skeleton that is in the Bulgarian waffle mags. This skeleton provides steel at the fore and aft locking lugs, and also structural rigidity (a problem noted about the 'bullet mags').

Well I'm living up to my member title then

I haven't handled these mags, I just assumed they had the 10 in the circles on them

Here are the varmints. Not a Circle 10 to be seen.. . .



Less excuses for you, now.

Aren't the 10's all waffle style?

HarvKY

No. they are not.

Current Bulgarian mags. From left to right: 5.56x45/30, 5.56x45/20, 7.62x39/30, 5.45x39/30

CDNN has these mags labeled as "slabside" and are sans cartridge outlines. They do not have steel locking lugs front or back, they do however have steel feed lip reinforcement. They work very well and are much better quality than pro-mags. They also used to be $9.99-$12.00 thirty days ago.

Aren't the 10's all waffle style?

HarvKY
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No. they are not.

Current Bulgarian mags. From left to right: 5.56x45/30, 5.56x45/20, 7.62x39/30, 5.45x39/30

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I was just sticking with the 7.62 thread theme
all the 7.62's Id seen have been waffle style and wanted to check if there were any other styles made

I cant handle all those additional calibers these days anyway re; ammo prices

HarvKY

I e-mailed the guy who has them for sale. He says they have the steel inserts around the top?

Yes, if you look at the big picture of the bullet mags, they have thin steel inserts held on by plastic pegs inserted during the extrusion process.

( The two hollows at the top of the mags are where the pegs holding the thin steel sheets in place are on the inside )

These mags are junk. I picked up 2 yesterday failing to realize they weren't the same as the waffle mags. Went to insert the empty mag in my bulgy ak and the front tab snapped off, under very little pressure. Looks like a trip back to the shop and pick up some steel mags instead.