5.45 AK-74 7.62 AK-47 magazines inert ammunition

Saiga-12 & VEPR-12 DRUM magazines

Perfectly tuned 20-round drum PowerMag (3" / weight 0.65kg) made (CNCed) from alloy & stainless steel. Rock-n-Lock type fits Saiga-12 only. Magwell type is made to fit Vepr-12

Price: £369-00		Rock'&'Lock (special order)
Price: £599-00		Magwell (special order)

< Click to view 20-r DRUM mag in action !

VEPR-12 factory magazines

Manufactured by Molot polymer 4-r, 8-r & 10-r magwell magazines for Vepr-12 shotgun (10-r mag is the latest factory one-piece structure)

Price: £59-00		5-round / SOLD OUT>
Price: £00-00		8-round / SOLD OUT>
Price: £92-00		10-round

VEPR-12 steel magwell

Made in Russia by Molot, this competition magwell is ideal for PSG to replace a polymer magwell of Vepr-12 and Saiga-12 / Version 030

Price: £66-00		Appx $68 / SOLD OUT>
Price: £69-00		Mag release / SOLD OUT>

VEPR-12 / Saiga-12 three-mag pouch

Made in Russia three-mag padded pouch is ideal for IPSC. Best fit for 8-r, 10-r and 12-r magazines

Price: £59-00

Appx $64

MD Arms Saiga-12 twenty-round magazine

Manufactured in the US by MD Arms, this 20-round polymer drum magazine is designed for non-magwell Saigas only (!) Ideal for practical shooting competitions

Price: £149-00

Saiga-12 shotgun magazines

Manufactured by Izhmash older style polymer Rock-&-Lock and newer magwell 8-R magazines for Saiga-12 (Magwell Saiga-12 mag also fits Vepr-12 shotgun)

Price: £82-00

R-&-L / 8-R ($89)

Price: £88-00

Magwell mag / 8-R / SOLD OUT>

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Saiga-410 shotgun magazine

Russian Saiga-410 factory 10-r and 4-round magazines. 4-r is designed for for shorter cartridges inc slug. Manufacturer - Izhmash. Mags with shell-counter are Russian-made after-market

Price: £00-00		410x65 (4-r slug) <SOLD OUT>
Price: £66-00		410x76 (10-r) factory / $77
Price: £68-00		410x76 (10-r) w/ counter / $80

7.62x54R PKM ammo box

Unissued (NEW) 7.62x54R PKM ammo boxes with 100-r belt / Eastern Bloc / CLICK to buy PKM tripod by Stepanov

Price: £108-00

W/ 100-r belt / <SOLD OUT>

12.7x109 DShK ammo box

NEW (Surplus condition) Russian-made DShK HMG ammo boxes with 50-r belt (links) with tripod attachment

Price: £00-00

1 box w/ belt / SOLD OUT>

12.7x109 inert / training ammo and belt

DShK HMG training rounds in black and 10-r belt

Price: £15-00		10-r belt
Price: £ 5-60		INERT training round

7.62x39 RPD belt box

Soviet RPD belt box with 100-round belt to take 7.62x39 ammo

Price: £38-00

<SOLD OUT>

7.62x39 RPK 75-round drum magazine

Brand-new Soviet 75-round RPK drum magazine made by Molot aka Vyatskie Poliany can also be used with AK-47 / AKM. We also have some mags converted by welding for use with 7.62 Saigas. We re-set the spring for maximum capacity !

Price: £198-00		RPK47 / Molot
Price: POA		Saiga SPECIAL ORDER

7.62x39 RPK 75-round drum magazine

75-round RPK steel drum magazine (also can be used with AK-47 / AKM rifles) Made in South-East Asia. Also available as a Saiga conversion

Price: £115-00		RPK
Price: £129-00		Saiga

A quick note to customers overseas - it is much cheaper to ship more then 1 magazine at a time. Appx shipping cost:

1 mag	2 mags
Europe: £12	Europe: £14
Rest of the world: £14	Rest of the world: £17

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FAQ: I read last night there were places in the UK that de-mill the mags I guess so they are used for display purposes or something and I just wanted to make sure these are fully working mags. I have also read some mag orders have disappeared. Thanks, R

I am interested in buying some of your AK bakelite magazines.. Has any modifications been done to the magazines, such as only holding ten rounds, or not being able to load live ammunition? Are they true Russian mags? DJM

FGA: Our magazines are NOT de-milled, they do NOT disappear (NONE in the last 10 years anyway), they are TRUE Russian (unless specified otherwise), they hold 30 rounds in 30-r body and, YES ! you CAN load them with live ammunition..

Please note - all firearms accessories are sold in the UK and abroad on the understanding that they are for personal use and will not be (re-)exported without the pre-requisite authorisation. It is the buyer's responsibility to ensure that they comply with relevant local licensing requirements