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There are just so many different origins of AK mags that all appear similar it can be very difficult to ID what exactly each one is.

The drum I have that I'm 99% sure is Russian has a cryllic n looking character followed by a 3 digit SN on the lever and 2 places next to the feed tower. The nut in the center appears to be brass or bronze as the paint is starting to wear off. I'm not real good with Chinese mags. I know lots...

So the AFT just didn't care that these items may have been sold under the table AND failed to flag the database that these had been stolen when you reported it? Useless unelected incompetent beaurocrats.

Ah, 922r insanity. Makes sense why the original stuff was swapped out. It's basically a shell and spring then. Probably work fine though. The drums should have a marking somewhere around/on the loading lever and likely somewhere around the base of the feed tower. Anything that opens at the...

AK drums are either Russian or Romy. Can't see the markings well enough. Romy is probably a ~$130 drum. Russian is likely in the $2-250+ range. I've seen Russian up to $500 which I think is insane . Lot 3 mags I believe are Chinese flat back. At least the one with the spine showing should be...

Buy as many as you want. Go wild. Nobody cares how many you buy at one time. Maybe you'll get a red flag if you buy 100 cans or SBRs at one go.

I have some tabs going out ASAP. Might be a few left. I do plan to make another run which will likely be started around the middle of May (after the wedding). I'll go pick up some more flat bar and get back to making chips. If I end up making quite a few I will likely figure out a jig or...

Yes. Folks have asked for some tabs. I'm pretty sure I'll be needing to make more.

I bet we could get that out of there.

Ready to be cut into tabs and trimmed to final width. Plus add the radius on the top. I should invest in a 20° cutter if I'm going to make much more of these. It's difficult to do the angles cut and not bend the material. Longer the blank the worse it is. Just working on these while I have a...

The Lage 22LR upper as far as I know is M11 only and has been out of production for a while. Bulk 22LR isn't known for its consistentcy. That will cause issues. The one you are thinking of is likely an American 180. Little bitty buzz saw. The #1 guy in the nation for those is 30-45 minutes...

22 would just be so much fun. Shooting bulk junk is my goal. Too bad there are only 24hrs in a day.

The vice block supports the receiver so it does not get damaged when removing or installing the barrel nut. One for an AR typically has an insert the replaced the bolt and a clamshell over the outside you grab with the vice. Reduces the chance of twisting the receiver. Hopefully I'll have free...

She is recovering well. Out and causing chaos already! I just don't think it's right to keep people wanting. I did find a chunk of material that looks like I blanked it out for more tabs. Gotta get the prints and calipers out. I'll help with financial irresponsibility. The Max15 is awesome...

I double threaded my barrel. Has the original pipe thread and I made a shoulder that threads down the 5/8-24 to give my can a shoulder then I can use a 5/8-24 direct thread. A 7/8-9 shouldn't be difficult with a lathe that will do 9TPI.

Mag fed XP100? Kinda big though. Some sort of breech locked pistol that can be run manually would fit the bill. How custom do you want to go? I'm thinking some form of bolt gun.

I very well may have one too if all else fails. I think there is one in the Mac parts drawer.

Thank you. She is healing up fast. Should be healed enough to walk down the isle by the wedding. Thankfully she has the same twisted sense of humor as I do and I asked the nurse to add a lobotomy to the surgery and she said liposuction. The nurse thought we were crazy or something. Ha! There...

Sorry guys, still have not gotten to this. More twists to life. Spent 3.5 days in the hospital with the fiancee for what was supposed to be an in and out surgery. She is starting to heal which is good. Still painful. This is still on the radar. It will happen, I cannot guarantee a completion date.

Unfortunately I cannot really recommend anything past that. I use Tapco G3 FCGs and they have not been made in some time.