Allright, Red_Liner, you're calling me a liar. Now get your butt out here on the range and PROVE that you're right. I am sure the local RCMP will be very interested.
Loading a stock SKS with 10 rounds is no trouble: slip in the Charger, sweep down on the top round, remove Charger and take aim. Actually, I can load 10 rounds into a LEE-ENFIELD faster than most guys can change-out a mag..... and that requires TWO Chargers in succession to be loaded into the magazine.
The mag laws in Canada are ridiculous. I agree. In the case of the SAFN, the mag holds exactly ZERO rounds when it is off the rifle..... but it still has to be pinned. Takes about $200 off the resale value of the rifle but our national police force (which we don't have under the Constitution) likes it that way.
You have asked me what part of "legal 10-round magazine conversion" I do not understand. I am asking you what part of "5" YOU do not understand. Yes, there IS a 10-round PISTOL magazine built for the .223 cartridge, but .223 and 7.62x39 are DIFFERENT, in case you hadn't noticed. What 10-round 7.62x39 PISTOL magazine are you using? And how does it get a STANAG number, anyway? Last I looked, NATO was using the 5.56x45, not the 7.62x39.
But I'm just a Dumb Old Phart who does not share your brilliance.
Tell you what; I'll send you a birthday card when you're in Stony Mountain.