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Posted: 7/2/2015 8:13:20 PM EDT
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Thanks, I just ordered some.
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Posted: 7/2/2015 8:46:15 PM EDT
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OOS
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Posted: 7/2/2015 8:47:55 PM EDT
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Gee, out of stock already. I ordered six and nada. Oh well.
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Posted: 7/2/2015 8:57:16 PM EDT
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According to the pictures from the link provided, these do not appear to be Polish.
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Posted: 7/3/2015 1:29:13 PM EDT
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According to the pictures from the link provided, these do not appear to be Polish. Can you cite specifics that lead you to believe that? The pictures are fairly fuzzy and low-res and though I myself do collect mags and own some Polish mags in fact, to me it seems impossible to tell from that pic, the only real discernible detail is that the mags in the pic are first-gen euro. |
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Posted: 7/3/2015 4:52:38 PM EDT
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Can you cite specifics that lead you to believe that? The pictures are fairly fuzzy and low-res and though I myself do collect mags and own some Polish mags in fact, to me it seems impossible to tell from that pic, the only real discernible detail is that the mags in the pic are first-gen euro. On the Romanian and Polish AK mags, the rear rib that runs parallel with the spine stops short of the feed lip plate. In the linked pic, the rear rib touches the feed lip plate. |
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Posted: 7/5/2015 6:21:44 PM EDT
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On the Romanian and Polish AK mags, the rear rib that runs parallel with the spine stops short of the feed lip plate. In the linked pic, the rear rib touches the feed lip plate. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Can you cite specifics that lead you to believe that? The pictures are fairly fuzzy and low-res and though I myself do collect mags and own some Polish mags in fact, to me it seems impossible to tell from that pic, the only real discernible detail is that the mags in the pic are first-gen euro. On the Romanian and Polish AK mags, the rear rib that runs parallel with the spine stops short of the feed lip plate. In the linked pic, the rear rib touches the feed lip plate. That is incorrect. The rear rib on all first gen euro mags goes straight up into the plate, and all second gen mags have the "hockey-stick" turn before the plate. It simply denotes different generations of mags. I have romanian, russian, hungarian, and polish mags in both first and second gen config. |
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Posted: 7/5/2015 9:50:29 PM EDT
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I was unaware there was a 1st & 2nd generation AK mag, all the pictures I have seen of Polish and Romanian AK mags, I noticed the rear rib stops short of the feed lip plate. But after reading your post about 1st and 2nd gen mags, I searched the internet and found a few pics of Russian mags at the Glock Talk AK mag section where the rear rib stops short of the plate. I was wrong on the information I posted, thanks for the education Dragynn.
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Posted: 7/9/2015 11:31:09 AM EDT
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Got mine. A couple are pretty rough with floor plates that look like they were used for a hammer. Mine have stamped numbers. Either way, worth the price of admission. Thanks for the heads up Dragynn.
These have the Romy spot welds .... They all look the same to me tho 
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Posted: 7/14/2015 1:52:12 PM EDT
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Got mine and they look pretty good, real good for the price, all appear to be Polish with a mix of first and second gen, all in all a good deal on solid mags, this was my first order with Requiem Arms and they seem like a solid vendor so far!
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Only markings on them were on a couple which had an S or a 2 or a 4 but some did have numbers etched on them not stamped though.
