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View thread Contact supportIf you flip them over, there may be a factory mark. Russian bakelites will have a triangle with an arrow or a star. East German bakelites didn't have any factory symbols IIRC (but did have mold numbers). If you take a picture of them from above, I could tell you whether or not they are 5.45 or 7.62. The 7.62s are more dramatically curved. Also check the locking tabs. Pakistanis up in the mountains made facsimiles but made a lot of the locking tabs out of brass, oddly enough.
Regardless, anything bakelite is premium. A whole box is worth a good bit o coin
Really outstanding article.They are mold numbers. May be an interesting read - https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog...ashnikov-magazine-part-2-synthetic-magazines/
Relax. I’m sending what I’m given. JebezzusThey are 5.45 mags Ak74
Your pictures suck though. You don’t even show the whole mag in one photo. I had to identify the mags by looking at the ones that happened to be in the background. Good grief. Lol
For sure. He’s not trying to sell just looking for info. I appreciate all the expertise. He’s got about 100 other various types too. Colt etc left from his dad.The mags are worth more than the Tantal