AIA 10 Round magazines in Norinco M305

I could pound one out as well, being that one of my past lives was a journeyman steel fabricator. For personal use, no problem.
My comments above would be the bare minimum expense a business would need to put out, just to set up to make a magazine for market. And that's just the body ;) I know as I've been involved in discussions on the subject at a "professional" level. No I'm not implying anything by all that. ;)
It would be easier and cheaper to approach the chinese factory that made the mag bodies for AIA in the first place :D cuz that's where they were made according to AIA.
 
45ACPKING said:
I could pound one out as well, being that one of my past lives was a journeyman steel fabricator. For personal use, no problem.
My comments above would be the bare minimum expense a business would need to put out, just to set up to make a magazine for market. And that's just the body ;) I know as I've been involved in discussions on the subject at a "professional" level. No I'm not implying anything by all that. ;)
It would be easier and cheaper to approach the chinese factory that made the mag bodies for AIA in the first place :D cuz that's where they were made according to AIA.
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well if some chinese factory wants to do it im out :p it would be cool to make some 20rd AIA mags through

i have a feeling these mags are just m14 mags with a few steps left out and some more put in :rolleyes:
 
antiqueguy said:
well if some chinese factory wants to do it im out :p it would be cool to make some 20rd AIA mags through

i have a feeling these mags are just m14 mags with a few steps left out and some more put in :rolleyes:
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They were made by a company that also produce M 14 mags for the military so yes they make them almost hte same way.
 
antiqueguy said:
call me old fashioned but these things where done before all that stuff it can be without it now

i have made a few 5rd sten mags before for a friend no problem all it takes is a few shop made dies

because the design is they way it is you dont have to make a follower or spring

all i would need now is a AIA mag to reverse engineer and someone with a AIA rifle for testing
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Marstar has a few AIA No4s left, you could pick one up.
 
Can someone please post a picture of an actual AIA mag from all six sides.

And please tell us exactly what are the differences between a chinese M14 mag and an AIA mag.

I am worried I might buy a fake mag thats been filled marked and reparked to look like an original.
 
giwolf said:
Can someone please post a picture of an actual AIA mag from all six sides.

And please tell us exactly what are the differences between a chinese M14 mag and an AIA mag.

I am worried I might buy a fake mag thats been filled marked and reparked to look like an original.
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The video in the first post does an excellent job of doing what you just asked for.
 
giwolf said:
Can someone please post a picture of an actual AIA mag from all six sides.

And please tell us exactly what are the differences between a chinese M14 mag and an AIA mag.

I am worried I might buy a fake mag thats been filled marked and reparked to look like an original.
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The hole on the front doesn't exist. The plate that locks into the rifle has a small notch cut into it. Other then that it.
 
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