Check out the size of that mag!

[Demon971]

Is it strange that the first thought I had when I looked at this pic was "Holy sh!t, look at that mag!"? (My second thought was "WOOO, boobs!", though...)

What is that, a 60 round LMG mag?!? Talk about impractical... but would sure be fun. I've never seen an AK mag like that before.

 

[broncoo]

sen a picture somewhere where the bottom of the mag touched the bayonet lug

 

[blackout]

Can't remember how many rounds but I think it's a 40 or 50 round RPK magazine.

 

[Nine]

sen a picture somewhere where the bottom of the mag touched the bayonet lug

 

[Dmitri]

Lol... now i've seen everything.

 

[Cal45]

That second one must be heavy as all hell!

 

[BCP]

That would be one heck of a muzzle heavy mag! Wouldn't it be better to have a drum (eg. Beta C-mag) mag? At least the weight would be closer to your body when you aiming, instead of near the muzzle. And you wouldn't lose your bayonet and tripod option with the drum mag.

 

[Jwirecom109]

I think i would go with the drum mag myself,

 

[mp5k]

Pinned to 5 of course...

 

[Demon971]

Pinned to 5 of course...

LOL, not if in the US.

 

[Highwind]

That fits into the "American Dream" quite nicely...!

 

[Beer_drinker]

Can't remember how many rounds but I think it's a 40 or 50 round RPK magazine.

Yep, I think it's 45... it's not as impressive as it looks. I'd rather have two 30's taped side by side.

 

[canadiansurvivor]

Yep, I think it's 45... it's not as impressive as it looks. I'd rather have two 30's taped side by side.

i dont understand this. would they both feed?

 

[DILLIGAF]

I had a 40 and it sucks... Then again in wasn't a tapco

 

[autocrash]

i dont understand this. would they both feed?

.....

 

[Hawes]

At least it comes with a built in sling!

 

[kingarmory]

For high capacities like 75 and 100 rds, the drums are much more manageable

 

[BrotherRockeye]

i dont understand this. would they both feed?

you tape them with the feed end in opposite directions...pull,turn over,insert...

 

[kingarmory]

you tape them with the feed end in opposite directions...pull,turn over,insert...

Actually, the preferred method is to put a spacer between them and tape them together with both ends up. Keeps the reserve mag from picking up dirt and mud or getting rounds knocked loose/jammed. Not a big fan of 'duplex' mag setups unless drums aren't available. You're carrying the same weight but you have the potential for contamination and still have the need for the mag change

 

[BrotherRockeye]

well that makes sense!

I was going by what I've seen in the movies and how my old BC 10/22 mags did it

not much point in doing any of it with a 5 round limit is there...