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The guy at my LGS gets em in every now an then an sells em for 100. Not sure about online, I don't buy online so I don't look so could be more.
All the same if your trying to find high quality drums i would spend the extra an get chinese or russian
The guy at my LGS gets em in every now an then an sells em for 100. Not sure about online, I don't buy online so I don't look so could be more.
All the same if your trying to find high quality drums i would spend the extra an get chinese or russian
The korean ones work. Ive got one and it seems to work fine. Just dont wipe the innards down removing the grease from whatever you get they need it to run. Skip any top loaders they are junk.
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Here is about the only top loading AK drum mag for sale out there.
I bought one but haven't tried it yet. https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/products_id/81
These used to be selling for only $25 or $30 before the front loaders hit the market.
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I have a Russian surplus top-loader for my Saiga and it has worked without issues. It was used when I bought it, picked it up from the post office on my way to SRA practice, didn't clean it, just loaded it up with 75 rounds and started running the practice session with it and didn't have any hiccups. It's a PIA to load, but it's built like a tank and I'm happy with it so far.
Whats the best/dependable drum for the AK ?
Linear Mode
