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Posted: 8/6/2014 1:54:44 AM EDT
Just wondering If anybody has bought any. I am trying to get a heads up I am think of taking a chance ordering some
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I hate to break it to you, but they're sold out.
Reports I saw were that most were in pretty good condition. Once word got out, they sold fast. |
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Call them. They seem like nice people. I'm sure they would tell you all about them if you asked.
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Interesting,their site shows a lot in stock. They are usually pretty good about keeping inventory up to date. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I hate to break it to you, but they're sold out. Reports I saw were that most were in pretty good condition. Once word got out, they sold fast. My mistake. Usually they link the 7.62 mags they have in stock on the ammo page as well. Thanks for pointing this out. I'm going to buy some! |
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In my experience their description of condition of the mags has been accurate, SG is an awesome place to order from.
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I posted a thread on the last lot, and some others responded with pictures of theirs. I'd highly recommend buying some of these at this price.
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Got 20 on the way. Can post pics when they get here if anyone is interested.
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Thanks for the picture Johnny, most of them don't look too bad!
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No problem. Two of the non-Yugos don't have any rust that I can see and the really black finished one only has a spot of rust on the floor plate. In all, I'd say 2-3 have bad rust issues.
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AK mags with some cleaned off rust is called character.
Never a deal breaker for me.
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I got my 50 in will have to post pictures just a quick look shows rust not big dents some still covered with cosmoline.
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I got my 10 in today, all Romanian. They all look to be in good to very good condition. All of them have been issued and show wear, like you would expect issued mags to look. One of the mags has a slightly bent floor plate and the follower won't go down in the mag. The other 9 mags are solid with no rust and ready to go. I will see if I can get the other mag working.
My plan is to strip them down, clean, wire brush and hit with a fresh coat of appliance paint. Thank you to Sam and the SG crew for bringing us this great deal. |
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Heres one i got that was supposed to be good cond. http://i59.tinypic.com/kdk94k.jpg he offered to buy it back but not shippi g. So i pay $5+ to ship to net $7 :( It functions but in a stressed situation it would be easy to cut the shit outta myself. Ill stick with apex View Quote You should feel honored - that's clearly one of the mags the Spetsnaz used for their push-ups! |
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Hello AR15, There will be more of these dent/ding/rusty mags. This is all the 'junk' or questionable mags we sort out of the mix the in inspection process of a large lot we are going through. Some of these have hidden problems that might not meet the eye such as seized followers, dents in the body that restrict the follower, dents that restrict the cartridges movement when the mag is loaded, Rust, bent feed lips, bent floorplates, anything we think is just not right. There are some mags that get thrown in the mix that work fine and some that just have a lot of finish wear, but I would not recommend buying them in hopes of getting good mags that are just ugly. Many of them will require repair by popping out dents. Its really rather easy to fix AK mags because the mild steel sheet metal used in construction is very easy to form back into place when bent. In all the returns I have received from customers of 'broken' AK mags I have never found a single AK mag I could not fix in less than 5 minutes with combination some simple tools, problem solving logic, and elbow grease, but the fact is my times worth a lot more money doing other stuff and so is the time of my employees. Given that it just makes more sense to get rid of these quick and make up the loss by charging a little more for the nicer mags. Please don't buy these unless you are prepared to take the worst case condition and repair them
Also... filthyphil, I don't understand why you have to go around the web and talk trash on every AK forum about this one mag with scuffed floor plate and a bit of the bottom of the body. For the record, You sent me a one-line email saying "this mag is not in good condition", I replied offering to buy it back. You never replied back again and the terms and cost of the proposed return shipment were never discussed at all, so you are making a misleading statement. It seems like you just prefer to have a $9 excuse to go around the internet and imply to people that we are a 'bull-shit' dealer who sells junk and rips people off. These were sold as used mags for $9 each, not $7 as you state. You only bought 4 at the rate of $8.95 each, not 75 to get them for quantity discounted rate of $6.95, and the mag works in good functional condition, its just not pretty around the floor plate. You bought 4 of them total for $35.80+ shipping, which means if you were so unhappy with this one and you just threw it away then the 3 you liked would have been $11.93 each, which is still just as cheap if not better than most dealers price on military AK mags in such a small quantity. Again the mag works fine as you admit and if you wanted to pretty it up you could just file the rough edge, bend the floorplate strait and paint. We tried to accommodate your dissatisfaction with zero cooperation on your behalf and you have used the situation to spread bad information on at least this forum and the AK files. Not cool at all. I hope you like buying your junk elsewhere because your business is not welcome here again at all for anything, period |
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The 50 I got were in pretty good shape there were a few that would need more work to get in working condition, but it is only due to floor plate dents. There were a few that seems to have no issue they are great for the price and I have already ordered more. I plan to used these mags to stock up and used them for the range.
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I got 20, 17 functioned fine, zero had rust like in the pictures, guess I lucked out. I tested each and loaded them all with a lula loader, so I know all but three work with no problems as far as loading. Have not shot any of them yet but they look like they should function just fine. Amazing deal to get functional steel mags at almost half the price of normal used surplus mags.
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I picked up 20 of their Euro surplus good-excellent condition mags. Overall, only two were in "good" condition with rust and significant finish wear, the rest were very good (medium finish wear, no rust) with one excellent (possible E. German). Outstanding deal for less than $9.00 each shipped.
Will probably order more on payday. |
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I don't need any more ak mags or I would be in . They look pretty good to me
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looks are deceiving on some of these $5.35 mags, I would not trash them in our junk pile if I did not think something was not right about them. You may get mags that look brand new but the follower does not depress, or the mag does not feed, or the follower or rounds hang up in the body, etc etc. Buy these only if you expect to have to fix them, some look very nice in pictures post but the problems will be hidden at a glance
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Hello AR15, There will be more of these dent/ding/rusty mags. This is all the 'junk' or questionable mags we sort out of the mix the in inspection process of a large lot we are going through. Some of these have hidden problems that might not meet the eye such as seized followers, dents in the body that restrict the follower, dents that restrict the cartridges movement when the mag is loaded, Rust, bent feed lips, bent floorplates, anything we think is just not right. There are some mags that get thrown in the mix that work fine and some that just have a lot of finish wear, but I would not recommend buying them in hopes of getting good mags that are just ugly. Many of them will require repair by popping out dents. Its really rather easy to fix AK mags because the mild steel sheet metal used in construction is very easy to form back into place when bent. In all the returns I have received from customers of 'broken' AK mags I have never found a single AK mag I could not fix in less than 5 minutes with combination some simple tools, problem solving logic, and elbow grease, but the fact is my times worth a lot more money doing other stuff and so is the time of my employees. Given that it just makes more sense to get rid of these quick and make up the loss by charging a little more for the nicer mags. Please don't buy these unless you are prepared to take the worst case condition and repair them Also... filthyphil, I don't understand why you have to go around the web and talk trash on every AK forum about this one mag with scuffed floor plate and a bit of the bottom of the body. For the record, You sent me a one-line email saying "this mag is not in good condition", I replied offering to buy it back. You never replied back again and the terms and cost of the proposed return shipment were never discussed at all, so you are making a misleading statement. It seems like you just prefer to have a $9 excuse to go around the internet and imply to people that we are a 'bull-shit' dealer who sells junk and rips people off. These were sold as used mags for $9 each, not $7 as you state. You only bought 4 at the rate of $8.95 each, not 75 to get them for quantity discounted rate of $6.95, and the mag works in good functional condition, its just not pretty around the floor plate. You bought 4 of them total for $35.80+ shipping, which means if you were so unhappy with this one and you just threw it away then the 3 you liked would have been $11.93 each, which is still just as cheap if not better than most dealers price on military AK mags in such a small quantity. Again the mag works fine as you admit and if you wanted to pretty it up you could just file the rough edge, bend the floorplate strait and paint. We tried to accommodate your dissatisfaction with zero cooperation on your behalf and you have used the situation to spread bad information on at least this forum and the AK files. Not cool at all. I hope you like buying your junk elsewhere because your business is not welcome here again at all for anything, period View Quote Well said SG. Handled to the point yet professionally! |
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Not to derail the thread, but id like to get in on these deals. Would you ship to NY if I provide LEO credentials?
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Quoted: Not to derail the thread, but id like to get in on these deals. Would you ship to NY if I provide LEO credentials? View Quote Why is it when someone goes off topic they start with, Not to derail the thread? Do this instead, Go to a post of the person you want to address. Click in the IM button, then send that poster a message and don't post a "want to buy" in a thread. Which violates the Conduct Code. dryflash3
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Hello AR15, There will be more of these dent/ding/rusty mags. This is all the 'junk' or questionable mags we sort out of the mix the in inspection process of a large lot we are going through. Some of these have hidden problems that might not meet the eye such as seized followers, dents in the body that restrict the follower, dents that restrict the cartridges movement when the mag is loaded, Rust, bent feed lips, bent floorplates, anything we think is just not right. There are some mags that get thrown in the mix that work fine and some that just have a lot of finish wear, but I would not recommend buying them in hopes of getting good mags that are just ugly. Many of them will require repair by popping out dents. Its really rather easy to fix AK mags because the mild steel sheet metal used in construction is very easy to form back into place when bent. In all the returns I have received from customers of 'broken' AK mags I have never found a single AK mag I could not fix in less than 5 minutes with combination some simple tools, problem solving logic, and elbow grease, but the fact is my times worth a lot more money doing other stuff and so is the time of my employees. Given that it just makes more sense to get rid of these quick and make up the loss by charging a little more for the nicer mags. Please don't buy these unless you are prepared to take the worst case condition and repair them Also... filthyphil, I don't understand why you have to go around the web and talk trash on every AK forum about this one mag with scuffed floor plate and a bit of the bottom of the body. For the record, You sent me a one-line email saying "this mag is not in good condition", I replied offering to buy it back. You never replied back again and the terms and cost of the proposed return shipment were never discussed at all, so you are making a misleading statement. It seems like you just prefer to have a $9 excuse to go around the internet and imply to people that we are a 'bull-shit' dealer who sells junk and rips people off. These were sold as used mags for $9 each, not $7 as you state. You only bought 4 at the rate of $8.95 each, not 75 to get them for quantity discounted rate of $6.95, and the mag works in good functional condition, its just not pretty around the floor plate. You bought 4 of them total for $35.80+ shipping, which means if you were so unhappy with this one and you just threw it away then the 3 you liked would have been $11.93 each, which is still just as cheap if not better than most dealers price on military AK mags in such a small quantity. Again the mag works fine as you admit and if you wanted to pretty it up you could just file the rough edge, bend the floorplate strait and paint. We tried to accommodate your dissatisfaction with zero cooperation on your behalf and you have used the situation to spread bad information on at least this forum and the AK files. Not cool at all. I hope you like buying your junk elsewhere because your business is not welcome here again at all for anything, period View Quote That's awesome! Sam is the man. I was going to hold off on purchasing some more 7.62, but instead this post made up my mind and just ordered 1k from sgammo. Keep up the good work Sam |
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That's awesome! Sam is the man. I was going to hold off on purchasing some more 7.62, but instead this post made up my mind and just ordered 1k from sgammo. Keep up the good work Sam View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Hello AR15, There will be more of these dent/ding/rusty mags. This is all the 'junk' or questionable mags we sort out of the mix the in inspection process of a large lot we are going through. Some of these have hidden problems that might not meet the eye such as seized followers, dents in the body that restrict the follower, dents that restrict the cartridges movement when the mag is loaded, Rust, bent feed lips, bent floorplates, anything we think is just not right. There are some mags that get thrown in the mix that work fine and some that just have a lot of finish wear, but I would not recommend buying them in hopes of getting good mags that are just ugly. Many of them will require repair by popping out dents. Its really rather easy to fix AK mags because the mild steel sheet metal used in construction is very easy to form back into place when bent. In all the returns I have received from customers of 'broken' AK mags I have never found a single AK mag I could not fix in less than 5 minutes with combination some simple tools, problem solving logic, and elbow grease, but the fact is my times worth a lot more money doing other stuff and so is the time of my employees. Given that it just makes more sense to get rid of these quick and make up the loss by charging a little more for the nicer mags. Please don't buy these unless you are prepared to take the worst case condition and repair them Also... filthyphil, I don't understand why you have to go around the web and talk trash on every AK forum about this one mag with scuffed floor plate and a bit of the bottom of the body. For the record, You sent me a one-line email saying "this mag is not in good condition", I replied offering to buy it back. You never replied back again and the terms and cost of the proposed return shipment were never discussed at all, so you are making a misleading statement. It seems like you just prefer to have a $9 excuse to go around the internet and imply to people that we are a 'bull-shit' dealer who sells junk and rips people off. These were sold as used mags for $9 each, not $7 as you state. You only bought 4 at the rate of $8.95 each, not 75 to get them for quantity discounted rate of $6.95, and the mag works in good functional condition, its just not pretty around the floor plate. You bought 4 of them total for $35.80+ shipping, which means if you were so unhappy with this one and you just threw it away then the 3 you liked would have been $11.93 each, which is still just as cheap if not better than most dealers price on military AK mags in such a small quantity. Again the mag works fine as you admit and if you wanted to pretty it up you could just file the rough edge, bend the floorplate strait and paint. We tried to accommodate your dissatisfaction with zero cooperation on your behalf and you have used the situation to spread bad information on at least this forum and the AK files. Not cool at all. I hope you like buying your junk elsewhere because your business is not welcome here again at all for anything, period That's awesome! Sam is the man. I was going to hold off on purchasing some more 7.62, but instead this post made up my mind and just ordered 1k from sgammo. Keep up the good work Sam BOOM! |
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Since when did AK people become all safe queen little bitches like the owners of some other tactical rifles? Who the hell gets excited about a slightly bent floorplate on a $7 magazine that 30 seconds with a pliers and or dremel tool will fix?
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Quoted: Since when did AK people become all safe queen little bitches like the owners of some other tactical rifles? Who the hell gets excited about a slightly bent floorplate on a $7 magazine that 30 seconds with a pliers and or dremel tool will fix? View Quote |
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If you scrub the rust off with vinegar and let it sit for a bit before you clean and oil them, you get a cool looking patina that also gives a little protection against rust.
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Hello AR15, There will be more of these dent/ding/rusty mags. This is all the 'junk' or questionable mags we sort out of the mix the in inspection process of a large lot we are going through. Some of these have hidden problems that might not meet the eye such as seized followers, dents in the body that restrict the follower, dents that restrict the cartridges movement when the mag is loaded, Rust, bent feed lips, bent floorplates, anything we think is just not right. There are some mags that get thrown in the mix that work fine and some that just have a lot of finish wear, but I would not recommend buying them in hopes of getting good mags that are just ugly. Many of them will require repair by popping out dents. Its really rather easy to fix AK mags because the mild steel sheet metal used in construction is very easy to form back into place when bent. In all the returns I have received from customers of 'broken' AK mags I have never found a single AK mag I could not fix in less than 5 minutes with combination some simple tools, problem solving logic, and elbow grease, but the fact is my times worth a lot more money doing other stuff and so is the time of my employees. Given that it just makes more sense to get rid of these quick and make up the loss by charging a little more for the nicer mags. Please don't buy these unless you are prepared to take the worst case condition and repair them Also... filthyphil, I don't understand why you have to go around the web and talk trash on every AK forum about this one mag with scuffed floor plate and a bit of the bottom of the body. For the record, You sent me a one-line email saying "this mag is not in good condition", I replied offering to buy it back. You never replied back again and the terms and cost of the proposed return shipment were never discussed at all, so you are making a misleading statement. It seems like you just prefer to have a $9 excuse to go around the internet and imply to people that we are a 'bull-shit' dealer who sells junk and rips people off. These were sold as used mags for $9 each, not $7 as you state. You only bought 4 at the rate of $8.95 each, not 75 to get them for quantity discounted rate of $6.95, and the mag works in good functional condition, its just not pretty around the floor plate. You bought 4 of them total for $35.80+ shipping, which means if you were so unhappy with this one and you just threw it away then the 3 you liked would have been $11.93 each, which is still just as cheap if not better than most dealers price on military AK mags in such a small quantity. Again the mag works fine as you admit and if you wanted to pretty it up you could just file the rough edge, bend the floorplate strait and paint. We tried to accommodate your dissatisfaction with zero cooperation on your behalf and you have used the situation to spread bad information on at least this forum and the AK files. Not cool at all. I hope you like buying your junk elsewhere because your business is not welcome here again at all for anything, period View Quote For the record, the 10-pack of used, good condition combloc mags I bought from SGA, was, used, good condition. I only had one with a tad extra grease on it, that some brake cleaner took care of relatively easily. I would gladly purchase again. |
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I have made SEVERAL purchases from SG Ammo (including AK mags mentioned in this thread) and have been been completely satisfied.
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EVERY purchase I have ever made from SGammo was a very good-to-excellent deal
Bought a bunch of mags, and the worst one I ever got looks better than any armorer refurb after a little sandpaper, quick wash, cheap paint, and 30 minutes in the oven. The wonderful thing about steel mags in the first place, is that you can almost always make them work again, and 9 times out of 10 you can actually make them look good too. |
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I love SGammo. I have purchased about 15k rounds of GT 7.62x39, maybe 60 Yugo BHO mags, a couple thousand rounds of 9mm 147 HST and 230 gr 45 GDHPs. Oh and hundreds of shells of 12gauge. All of it arrived in good condition. Of the mags, some were slightly rusted but it never bothered me any. They are surplus after all. What surprises me is the ridiculous amounts of cosmoline in some of them, but hey thats what the serbs had to do to ensure they'd last 50 years, I got no problems with it.
Im currently unemployed waiting for school to start so I have no money or Id be doing more business with sgammo. |
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