AK-47 Lane
Probably that’s the only case when the famous AK-47 is being used in peaceful purposing, at least some parts of it.
This ex-officer got somewhere a lot of those and couldn’t find a better way for them than to make the paths between his huts in such a manner.
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Nice one.
He could have sold those as scrap metal?
it’s plastic, not metal
It IS metal smartass
Hey you shithead & Mega-loudmouth,
It IS Bakelit - no metal. Besides the inner parts were removed = NO metal whatsoever !
Think first , speak up then !
The modern ammo clips might be polymer but originals were pressed steel
Modern shmodern, who gives shit, the ones in the pictures are neither metal nor polymer, they are all BAKELITE.
And bakelite is the commercial (or short) name of a polymer called polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride. (whew!)
I bet they would still work if you put them in a gun
omg get some cobblestones lol
Those are orange bakelight mags! They sell for $50-$100 each in USA!
Oh, shit! Russia is armed very well.
Do yall know how much those would sell in the United States.
I use AK mag as condom. I can wash it after use or when it is full.
I’m glad to know you are also recycling Kirvo.
FAIL !!! these are AK74 mags ! plastic mags are for ak74 and metal mags for ak47
Hey you shithead & Mega-loudmouth,
There is also an bakelit variant for the 47 in existence & usage !
Sells for many bicks and is pretty rare.
Think first , speak up then !
Even if you could export them to the US, some douche bag would squeal to the authorities.
I don’t think there would be anything illegal about shipping magazines stateside to be sold. Guns are heavily regulated regarding importation, but foreign gun parts are imported all the time. He either didn’t think to sell them or doesn’t want to bother with it.
Also, has anyone noticed the apparent lack of followers? Some of the mags just looks like hollow bakelite tubes with the feeding system removed.
Thanks, great post.
oh i forgot !: Thanks, great post.
Lets hope there were no bullets left in those!
A tire could get shot flat!
Those are 30 round bakelite mags, they would go for less than $30 each here in the states. Though you can get surplus (used) Romanian and Yugoslavian metal mags for as low as $10 each in most cases. I picked up some brand new Korean mags for $10 each a few months ago.
There are billions of AK mags around the world, these don even come close to hurting the supply.
WOW !
Korean mags are fake the real one are the Easter European
korean is just a copy for noobs