7.62x39 Magazines for the AR-15 from D&H Tactical, C Products Duramag and ASC.
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- In this video I discuss various 7.62x39 magazines for the AR-15 platform from D&H Tactical, ASC and C Products. I'll let you know what works and what to avoid.
Finding a reliable magazine to feed my 7.62x39 AR was a huge pain in the rear. Hopefully, my trials and experience will help others avoid the same frustration that I experienced and lead to more fun at the range and in the field. A gun that won't feed is certainly no fun.
30 round C Products
20 round ASC
20 round Duramag from C Products
10 round ASC
10 round D&H Tactical
I stopped at 2 minutes after not hearing a single word about what buffer was in the gun. My gun was way over gassed and it was causing the bolt to cycle too fast. Put in a H3 buffer and the double feeds stopped and it ejected at about 5 o'clock rather than close to 1 o'clock. Short magazines with stronger springs did work with the lighter buffer. After the buffer change even the weaker spring magazines worked well.
Just picked up a BCA 7.62 upper. Thanks for the video brother, very informative.
I have three of the D&H 30-Round 7.62×39mm magazines and they run great. Maybe one or two hang-ups every hundred rounds, no more.
Also, I have a few ASC 30-Round 7.62×39mm magazines and, as with the lower capacity ones they make, SUCK as they are, brand new. I've since gotten them to work fairly reliably after filing down the front wall to allow for better clearance of the rounds, as well as changing out the standard floor plates for Magpul Ranger plates. They are now about as reliable as my C-Products 30-Rounders.
I've seen other reviewers state similar problems with all 7.62X39 mags especially in the 30 round configuration. It seems the problem is as you found with the nose of the bullet hitting the front of the mag. The solution I've seen most often work is to remove about 1/16'' - 1/8'' of metal in the front of the mag with a Dremel in a light curve fashion. This gives the top round the clearance it needs to be stripped off by the BCG and feed reliably. On the mags that currently don't work this may be worth a try.
I had to "break in" all my 28 round DuraMags and ASC 20 rounders.
I loaded them and unloaded by hand a half dozen times each. Then, I cycled them all through the rifle a few times each.
The 28 round DuraMags are my favorite because they fit in my chest rig on my plate carrier as well as my Esstac pouches on my belts.
Thanks for the video
That's exactly what you're supposed to do. Thanks for making this process simple for everyone.
I just bought 3 D H magazine, 10 round. Thanks for the video, keeping my fingers crossed 🤞
Thanks for putting this up, I have had nothing but issues with ASC and AR Stoner 7.62x39 mags especially the 10rd versions. One thing I noticed right away, ASC and AR Stoner use 5.56 followers in the 10rd, but 7.62 followers in the 30 round. I got into huge argument with Midway about that, the 5.56 follower doesn't fit the profile of the round correctly and that causes jamming. Look closely at the followers, I think you will agree. Thanks again SUPER helpful video! Cheers!
The 28-round Duramags are the best mag you can get for 7.62. I'm still waiting on Magpul to come out with their attempt at it.
You know that is one thing that I've always wondered. Why hasn't magpul come out with mags yet
They won't.
@@2wheeleddemon999 why’s that?
@@contractor556 The thickness of the round and thickness of the plastic won't let it fit in the magwell. It would have to be double stack to single stack witch makes it too problematic. They might bit not likely
So true 28 dura is awesome in both of my 7.62 AR 15 s
I just recently picked up the D&H tactical 30 round magazines they run great. Haven’t had a misfeed yet. The only negative I can say about them is after you load 20 rounds, The spring pressure is really tight makes adding last 10 rounds a chore they are fairly new after a few more times cycling it might loosen up a bit.
C-products and ACS 30 round mags work flawless for me . C-products 20 round also work flawless . If you have D&H mags purchased in last year or so those should also be good to go , they fixed an issue i found and they have been great since .
My advice when building a 7.62x39 . Since they are sometimes picky with mags
#1 Try out different mags when you find some that work 100% buy some more .
#2 Get a adjustable gas block , this is a must IMO it doesn't matter whether you're going to run suppressed or not just get one .
#3 Get a enhanced firing pin my recommendation is red x arms
#4 while not a hundred percent necessary , try to buy a barrel that's MADE for 7.62X39 not just chambered for it, but actually made for it (feed ramps )
Yea i agree the other things would be to get a flat buffer spring and a H3 buffer and get a solid bolt like nickel boron or S7 tool steel with a good extractor and cam pin.
I really appreciate you taking the time to reveal actual facts about these type of mags,this info helped me soo much time n headaches 😎
I have both the c-products gen 1 and gen 2 duramag (28 & 30rd) as well as ASC mags in all capacities.
I prefer the c-products mags, especially the gen 2 duramag because the feed angle is more pronounced and less likely to snag HP ammo. The finish is much better than ASC but I've had zero issues with either brand with thousands of rounds through them assorted HP/SP/FMJ. One of my ASC 20rd mags has the finish 90% removed and almost 2k rounds through it but I can tell the mag spring is getting weaker.
I personally think the 20 rounders are the best for size. Not as unwieldy as the long and awkward 28 rounders, holds more than the 10 rounders, fits decently well in most AR mag pouches.
Before the unjustified crap was unleashed on Blackwater and for a limited time around 2008 you could have one of their four outstanding armorers custom build you an AR chambered in the Blackwater Contractor’s 7.62x39mm. I was fortunate enough to have one built. Not cheap; but I will not go down the list ..., mine had Daniel Defense Rails as an example. They shipped with C Products mags just like Armalite does in that caliber. That should say all you need to know about which mags to use just like the extremely good review just confirmed. Thirty round are hard to find right now; but twenty round can be found if you look consistently over a week.
Spot on review. 30 round duramag in 762x39 is the way to go for me with my anderson am-15. Thanks for what you do bud.
I know this video is 2 years old but here's my 2 cents... I've used lots of ASCs for my 7.62x39 and other brands as well with no malfunctions but here's why...no matter what brand you have you have to take a small belt sander or a Dremel tool and grind away some of the material at the top front of the magazine maybe a big 1/8 of an inch or a little more...not matter the brand this works.
thumbs up for the blue heeler picture in the background :)
I have experience with two D&H Tactical thirty round magazines. They are really twenty-six or less rounds. When I filled them to more than 26 rounds, I experienced failures to feed. The magazines are large in size. I ruined one of the magazines (my fault). I dropped it on the feed lips and ruined it. The other has been very reliable with twenty-six or less rounds with full metal jacket rounds. I would give them four out of a five star rating, in my opinion.
My favorite magazines thus far are the C-Products (also called Dura-Mag) twenty-eight round magazines for the 7.62 x 39 AR-15.
I have D&H ten round mags. 100% reliable. I have E Lander. The best. I have a 10 round mag. Expensive. Worth the money. The mags Bushmastsr sold work great
Mike
I do own a 30 round D&H full banana and it's my favorite, I load it 28 rounds because it's tough loading it when full 30 rounds.....I love it !
I’ll have to pick a couple up once Brownell’s or Atlantic gets them back in stock.
@@dfwguncleaning7523 and they are sexy as hell ....
I run c products defense 30rd magazines in my ar47 7.62x39 with absolutely no issues. It's the only mags I'll buy for that gun...
You're the man! I think this is the video I was looking for... (No problems, yet, but I got one on the way..)
Very nice professional presentation.
Thanks for this, Im putting together a 7.62x39 upper for a lower Ive had for a while now. I got everything I needed, but forgot about magazines. Now I know which ones Im getting!
I run 20 rounds in my ASC 30 rd mags no issues but, rumors has it you can swap ak 30 rd mag springs to help ASC mags feed all 30 rounds better
Old comment, but I've never heard that or thought to try. I wonder if spring thickness might present an issue. ASC doesn't run terrible for me in my Sanders upper. If I have issues in my KAK I'll try this.
@@411DL 30 rd dura mag 7.62x39 with 28rounds now . I threw away all my asc. 60 bucks in the trash 🗑️
I never had any issues with the ASC 10 rounders....but mine were from the first year of production.....years ago..Not sure if the same owners are running the show
I run the 28 round C Products Duramags downloaded to 25 rounds. No issues what-so-ever running FMJ, HP or soft point ammo thru a BCA upper. The 28 rounders also fit in a standard 30 round AR ammo pouch.
Excellent vid!
I have a handful of various capacity ASC mags and they just don’t work in my PWS Rifle. I bought C Products 28 rd duramags and they were a little better but jammed a lot! I dremmeled out a small half circle on the front edge of one of them where hollow point ammo was smashing into it and it seemed to help with the feeding jams for regular hardball ammo and improved feeding for hp ammo. I had a whole mag run without a jam last weekend and finally realized that I’m tired of dealing with this thing jamming. I bought the Ross unimags and when they arrive I hope that they’re the answer that I have been looking for.
If none of the mags are working for you then you might have another problem. I saw some people were expanding their feed ports on the end of the barrel.
@@admanajw
I also saw that but fortunately I didn’t have to get that drastic.
I bought the Ross Defense Unimags and it runs like a sewing machine now.
Only issue I have left is that occasionally a round won’t go off even though I’m running the enhanced firing pin and it’s a deep primer strike. I’m going to remove the Wilson Combat trigger and put one in with a mail-spec spring to see if it helps.
Here’s to hoping that it’s finally going to run as reliably as the other PWS guns that I’ve owned.
If you’re in need of reliable mags for X39, I can’t recommend the Unimags any more highly.
@@1AbominAble1 I never heard of the unimags, just looked them up and they seem amazing! Why buy a bunch of mags for different calibers when I can invest in these do it all mags.
As far as your light primer strikes go, I have heard that a lot of people pair their enhanced firing pin with the stronger spring to really solve this problem on mil-spec triggers. Would the enhanced spring fit on your trigger?
@@admanajw
I really like the Unimags, the X39 feeds as smoothly and reliably as 5.56 now. I’d still stick to Pmags for 5.56 because I think the hold the round in the feed lips better, but, I wouldn’t be upset if I had to run Unimags exclusively.
I don’t have any 6.5, 6.8, 300 blk, 450 BM, etc, so I can’t say wether they work for those calibers or not, but, with how great they work with X39 I believe the marketing.
C-Products and ASC spent a lot of time and money to make Z39 mags work and are a miserable failure in comparison to the Unimag.
I bought a couple initially and I’m planning on getting a few more.
If you try them on other calibers please let me know how they work for you.
I've had the opposite experience with the ASC mags mine run flawlessly. I Tend to run my mags at 28 rounds.
I only use c-product magazines. Got rid of everything else. The worse was the Colt twenty round magazines. I use ten and twenty round magazines.
i have an ASC mag that came with the gun, and i had issues with just loading the rounds without the follower getting offset. Have only had problems with that one. Duramag and bushmaster mags have worked without issue with all types of ammo I've used. Just my experience to date.
I started with a asc and had problems back to back with it. Even with only 10 rounds in it so I moved to the dnh and haven’t had a issue since
I have 4 ASC mags (2-10 rd, 2-30 rd) none will reliably feed in either my 16"carbine (PSA lower) or my 10.5" pistol (Anderson lower). Tried them in my son's 16" (P80 lower). Switched to Ross Unimags. Love them! Never have any issues, plus I can use the same mag for all my AR-15 platform calibers (5.56, 7.62x39, 6.5 Grendel AND EVEN MY 450 Bushmaster)!
I’m going to have to order some Ross mags. The general consensus is that they are incredibly reliable.
Great luck with mine.
Hell of a lot better than the headaches of ASC
Just file down the feed lips about 1/16” and you’ll be surprised that any of em will feed after that LOL
Great video, thanks for the info and saving me some headaches
Have lots of C Products DuraMags and all run great!
I bought 2 ASC mags when I built my AR47 and my testing went something like this: Load, fire, jam, clear malfunction, load, fire, jam. Rinse and Repeat for 15 rounds fired and 15 rounds tossed out clearing malfunctions. Just absolute trash in my experience. Thanks for the in-depth review of these mags, I need to get a few!
DH mags work flawlessly right out of the box.
I picked up a givatti ar in 7.62 and I shot it today for the first time and had the feeding issue and primer issue.
I have 30 round p mags that worked ok with the better federal ammo.
I used Tull ammo and it short primered every time.
And I have some remanufactured ammo that was hit or miss.
I also have 3 asc 30 round mags that were giving me trouble. It’s going to be a learning experience because I took 200 rounds to shoot and got so frustrated I put the gun away after 30 rounds.
#1 thing to do is polish the feeding ramps.
#2 is to modify the firing pin
Then re-test
Save yourself some frustration; order some D&H mags and the enhanced firing pin from Red X Arms.
My D&H 30 is way more reliable than the 10 I have. So I was surprised by your review but maybe I need to break mine in more.
You can add AR-Stoner to the shitlist as they are rebranded ASC's.
The Duramags run flawlessly don’t try anything else. I have 4 of them 2x28, and 2x20 rounders and those are the best in opinion.
I did not need to make modifications to any of my 4 duramag magazines for 762x39.
It seems that different x39 ARs like different mags which is frustrating. I've been chasing a jamming one for a while. I have the 30 rnd CPDs which will jam on the first or last round or any in between...sometimes. I've gone probably 150 rounds without a jam only to have three jams in one mag outa no where. Cut the front of the mag so the case rim doesn't contact, polished the mag lips, installed an adjustable gas block...you name it man I've probably tried it.
Thumb up for D&H and Duramag ❤👍
Like you, I tried all 3 brands mentioned and the D&H mags are the best. C Products are not bad but I have no problems with the D&H 30 rounders using mostly steel cased ammo in FMJ and HP.
I'm not sure what alternate reality that your ASC magazines were manufactured in, but your description of the reliability issues are completely foreign to me. I have both Duramag and ASC 20 rounders, and they are identical in every way - including the spring. I have no FTF issues with any of them, using either hollow point or FMJ. I have a 16" Bear Creek upper and a completely ambiguous lower that I got as an 80% and finished myself.
So take a round chainsaw file and file it down a little bit right there where it's catching and then you won't have that problem again
CPD 28 round fit in standard AR mag pouches. I only put 20 to 25 in mine.
Damn. I can’t believe the ASC’s didn’t work for you. Definitely the finish on my FDE 10 rounder was junk. It instantly flakes off. But I haven’t had a single malfunction in the 3 ASC’s I have. You may have a finicky barrel and the feed ramps need a little bit of work. But I’m definitely gonna try the last ones you showed. I have a bear creek Arsenal upper and it runs flawless after I put the enhanced firing pin in. It only didn’t like one ammo. It ran everything perfect till I tried red standard and they would not go off. Then I put the pin in and it runs everything I throw at it now. For the price bear creek is a very accurate upper. 1 moa all day with a lot of different steel case and brass.
I got the same radical arms 7.62x39 couple weeks ago came with 2 10 rounders yet to test my gun
I use 20 and 28 round Duramags with FMJ, HP, SST, SUBX no issues. The 30 round D&H seem to be 50/50 depending on the gun.
Hell im so goofy i didnt know those 20 round mags you have were 20 rounds I got 2 of em and all i was ever able to force in em was 15 rounds. But i got to tell ya the ar 15 chambered in 7.62 has become one of my favorite rifles now i need to get some all wood furniture for it and maybe a bayonet. So my sks friends will still play with me :-)
From all the comments it seems it is a wait and see deal. Each AR is going to be a little different and you just have to see what works best in your situation.
Best answer yet.
I use acs 30 rounds haven't had a problem with them the paints are cheap I just spray paint when it gets bad
I just got my ar15 7.62x39, and snagged up 4 30 rd d&h mags. Was looking to get more and after your video I'm thinking of just sticking with d&h. Have not used them yet but soon. First time loading them was a pain..would get hung up and have to wack it to get bullets pushed up and also was really hard to load. Will they get better with use after break in? I could have been loading them with a bad technique though lol. First time tbh. I was lining the bullet up as far back as possible before pushing down...should I be pushing them in a bit more forward and kind-of sliding them back as they go in? I'll get the hang of it. Thanks for the video, def staying away from ASC and will just stick with D&H or possibly duramag if the price tempting enough!
I reload for 'deer' rounds, everything else is steel fmj/sp. The feed ramps on most extensions chews up the shoulders of brass so I've had to open them a bit and blend corners. Never had a problem with feeding though, at the beginning I was loading 5.56 mags with 3-4 rounds because I didn't have the correct mags. I think I've been using cpd mags, and haven't had issues related to mags as far as I know. Usually it's firing pins or gas settings causing problems (me making my own problems), not feeding or ejecting 🤷♂️
I run 30 round asc mags in mine, no issues for me...
All my ASC 30 rounders run flawless
I have a Radical upper. They Radical guys actually recommended ASC mags when I bought it, so that's what I went with. Fed fmj with no issues, but had the same problem with hollow points. I eventually fixed that with CMMG braided ceramic coated springs from Midway. These are designed for 5.56 30 round mags and rated 40% stronger than standard. The ASC mags are just too weak. Anyway, the mags can only hold about 18 rounds now. Not great, but good enough. Good to know about Duramag.
So what's the solution to the flat feed lip on the mag? Just file them or????
ASC are not good mags. Had em loaded full minus one for about 2 months in storage, grabbed a couple of em on my way to the range and upon arrival to the range i went back home in 15 mins. For 15 mins i was trying to figure out those mags. Springs lost tension and didnt have enough compression in em to push rounds up. Since than lost the upper with those mags.
Thanks Much.🇺🇸👍👍
It might be the feed lips on your barrel being finicky. I use ASC and C products and I've never had a problem at all and never had to down stack.
Me either I never really thought the coating wearing off an issue it's just a mag and it's hard to get any finish to stick to stainless at least it won't rust!
Oh and all my asc ran flawlessly with a binary fully loaded wander if it's more a gassing\buffer weight issue I tend to try and over gas the system and run the heaviest buffer weight possible always had excellent results at the 330 ejection range for any caliber any thoughts on that method?
When the sticky one was reviewed ......my thought was , it would be very useful in the sh.....t , due to sweat / blood / liquid / wet / slippery situations 😜😎.
Dang! Got the ASC mags a couple months ago and haven't had a chance to run them yet. Now I'm bummed 😞
Asc are great mags my 30 rounders run flawless
I have the 10 rd asc. If I load 5rd they work, any more and they hang up on the front of the mag.
If your hollow points are hangin up swipe a file on the lip it is catching on till it don't catch anymore. BE LESS USELESS
Thank you for the info. Great video.
Now do feeding 7.62x39 out of standard AR 5.56 magazines. It works! But only with a few rounds loaded.
I wasn't able to get 20 rounder duramags Always sold out got three 20 rounder asc mags hopefully they don't suck
Good info man, thanks!
Pro Mag makes a 7.62x39 mag too I haven't tried one yet next on my list.
Save your money. Don't buy the Pro Mag in 7.62x39. I have 3 brand new ones that will not cycle. I bought a few 30rd C Products defense & have never had any issues with any ammo I have tried in them. They are my go-to magazines in my AR in 7.62x39
I would agree to avoid the pro mag. I have no experience with pro mag for this platform, but all of my pro mag experiences have been bad.
My promags work fine
How about soft point ammo , I have a rearcharging bca 16 in and had to send it back 2 times for them to fix problems. I shoot suppressed and un suppressed. I have not heard about d & h but will look into it thanks
Asking for assistance, using Duramag, struggle with feeding problems, any suggestions?
The Unimag from Ross Defense. You will be glad you checked it out.
I do not recommend jumping on magazines,regardless of where they are,Brownells or anywhere.
Great information thank you
I have feeding issue on high cap mags. Machine .35" off on front lip. Problem is solved. BTW, ASC high cap mags are junk!
Nice turban
Asc 20rd (fde ones especially)
C Products 10/20/28
Uni Mag
All great mags! Some will require minor work and you're GTG!
Uni Mag works great with 7.62x39
Damn! I have two ASC mags. Only ones I could find.
The D&H mags are currently sold out at Brownell’s but you can sign up to be notified when they are back. Same thing with the Duramag at Aimsurplus. Keep an eye out as these have both worked very well in my experience.
@@dfwguncleaning7523 Thanks for the heads up, good to know!
I have 6 asc mags , never had any problems
I have had issues with both C product and ASC. Thumbing rounds out of the mag i found two spots that caused issues. The bullet lip is sharp edged on steel rounds so it catches the front edge of mag. Used dremel to remove 1/16th off and micro files to bevel inside front edge of mag. Next would be the mag side walls, middle rib, top of mag. The rear of the round would catch the middle rib. So vice grips to pinch and flatten the upper middle rib, about 1/4 inch worth. Thumb testing rounds will show if more needs to be done.
Final is the follower, i found that some needed sanding due to plastic injection issues. Caution to not remove too much, just the spots that rub against interior of mag. Of course you can leave alone and overtime, with use, the high points will rub away. I did all 16 30 rounders .. don't have time and prefer to conserve ammo due to domestic .. issues.
Steel 124gr fmj, laq and sealed rnds in BCA 16". Brass had zero issues in unmodified mags. Of course enhanced parts; extractor, hammer spring, H2 (extraction timing assist), flat wire buffer spring, firing pin.
Check your gas block, factory may have messed up a hair worth and or set screws and that's all it takes for piss poor recycling.
Ammo Seek : set search to magazines, c product and it will give a list of companies currently in stock
@@mookynuke if you had problems with both brands of mags it's probably your rifle
I bought the Ross Defense Systems Unimag. Holds 25 rnds of 7.62x39 and under full loading they work flawless. Only 2 issues is that they are $20 each and the manufacturing is inconsistent causing them to not drop properly in some lower receivers. I have an Anderson lower that both drop empty. In the spikes tactical, one of them doesn't drop when empty. They don't have 10 rounders so I will look at the D&H. YES! The ASC SUCK!!
I have the same experience as you as a few of mine are hard to insert into the mag well with the bolt locked back. I am going to try and polish the areas where they’re rubbing excessively in the magwell to hopefully get them to go in/out easier. My biggest gripe on the Ross defense is that if you drop a full mag on the ground, the rounds go everywhere! Doesn’t happen to my regular x39 at mags but oh well. Just gotta make sure not to drop them! Haha
Thanks!
Have you tried the Unimag by Ross Defense Systems? Just curious...
I have not. I’ll have to track one down and give it a try. Do you have any experience with them?
@@dfwguncleaning7523 Yes I bought one have not tried it out on the range as of yet. I have bought all the same as you showed except the D&H one. I have found all are hard to get the rounds to chamber just using the bolt by hand. The Unimag and Pro Mag performed the best will have to see how they perform on the range when I can..
I love mine. First couple went so well I just got 3 more.
Few hundred flawless in my 10.5 x39 and a handful in 6.5G and 5.56.
Have 4 and they have ran great in both my 16" and 10" x39.
Asc 30 run fine in mines no issues
Asc mags just don't work for me.
Thought clips were just clips. Lol
Never knew there was such a difference.
What's a clip
have you tested the AR-Stoner mags? Found some on midwayusa, not sure if this is a separate brand or are just the ASC mags.
I have not tried the AR stoners in 7.62x39. If you do, let me know how they work.
After looking at the pictures on their website the follower has ASC written on it, while the plate says AR Stoner. Looks like it's just rebranded.
I'll be sticking with duramags. I appreciate the video! Very helpful.
How is the radical upper working out? and if its the radical bcg have you changed the firing pin?
The upper is working great. I switched over to an extended firing pin from RedXArms. Well worth the $11.
What buffer weight and spring are you running in that rifle?
H3 buffer and a standard carbine spring.
Anyone use promag 762x39 magazine? I cant find any information on them
I have a friend that uses them in a S&W 15 lower with a KS47 upper and he swears by them. I’ve never had a positive experience with any pro mag myself and have avoided their x39 AR mags.
What buffer weight and buffer spring are you using
I’m running a 3oz buffer and standard carbine spring. I recently depleted my supply of brown bear and had to switch to Tulammo. I picked up an extended firing pin from Red X Arms to address the issue I was having with the hard primers.
Thanks
I couldn't get mine to eject correctly until I got an H2 buffer....Now perfect .....You should have both an H1 and H2 for different ammo types. ....
You can get just the tungsten weights to add to your current buffer. @ puretungstendotcom got h1 and h2 cheaper than I could buy either.
@@MannyTheCook he buffer is golden I'm my x39 pistol
I believe the ASC mags you have are counterfeit
Anything is possible. Doubtful though since they were purchased from 2 of the largest retailers in the industry. Seems more likely that ASC quality control is the issue. I’ve seen about equal amounts of people who are happy with their ASC mags as those who have been incredibly dissatisfied. That being said, my personal sample size is only 6.
@@dfwguncleaning7523 my 30 round asc mags run flawless
Do these work with last round bolt hold open?
All of them do.
@@dfwguncleaning7523 we need a follow up, im looking at that same exact rifle you have, do you regret owning it? Have you found more mags that function well? Will you buy one pmag just to review it please?
Still loving the gun. It’s a solid value. Just need the enhanced firing pin and extra strength hammer spring to make it function with cheap ammo. Haven’t tried any new mags for the platform. If I see a x39 pmag for an AR I’ll definitely pick one up.
Check out unimag gen 2
It’s Henry Cavill
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👍
You forgot rze unimag
Why don't you just buy a PSA ks47 and just use real ak mags 🤦♂️
I already had my AK fix. Picked this up because it was a great deal and I wanted something different. I should have got one of the KS47s when they were $600 though.
You should have also tried Ross magazines I believed they run much better than most after market
Stay away from ASC mags ...far away 🤮
Duramag is the way to go.