Russian Tula Bakelite 30 Round AK47 Magazine – 7.62x39mm
Russian bakelite magazines were produced in the Tula factory. They were designed to be a durable lightweight replacement for steel magazines. The magazines are made out of an early polymer AG4 and commonly referred to as bakelite.
Cyrillic mold magazines are the last generation of bakelite magazines made and some will have steel reinforced feed lips while others may not. Tula cyrillic magazines have either a flat or ridged back.
Magazines may have small amounts of rust on metal surfaces and are covered in oil and we recommend cleaning before use. Many appear to be unissued but due to how they were stored we have graded them very good to excellent condition.
* Russian manufactured by Tula
* 30 round capacity
* 7.62x39mm
* Surplus
The good condition magazines have similar wear as the “very good” condition magazines, but the feed lips are much more worn.We cannot ship to states or counties with magazine capacity restrictions.
Condition standards for Antique/Surplus (as defined by the NRA). By purchasing this product, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the NRA rating system for surplus items.
FACTORY NEW (NOS) – all original parts, 100% original finish, in perfect condition in every respect inside and out.
EXCELLENT – all original parts. over 80% original finish, sharp lettering of numerals and designs on metal and wood, unmarred wood, fine bore.
VERY GOOD – all original parts, none to 30% original finish, original metal surfaces smooth with all edges sharp, clear lettering, numerals and designs on metal, wood slightly scratched or bruised, bore disregarded.
GOOD – some minor replacement parts, metal smoothly rusted or lightly pitted in some places, cleaned or reblued, principal lettering, numerals and designs on metal legible, wood refinished, scratched, bruised, or minor cracks repaired, in good working order.
FAIR – some major parts replaced, minor replacement parts may be required, metal rusted, may be lightly pitted all over, vigorously cleaned ore reblued, rounded edges of metal and wood, principal lettering, numerals and design on metal partly obliterated, wood scratched, bruised, cracked or repaired where broken, in fair working order or can be easily repaired and placed in working order.
POOR – major and minor parts replaced, major replacement parts required, and extensive restoration needed, metal deeply pitted, principal lettering, numerals and design obliterated, wood badly scratched, bruised, cracked or broken, mechanically inoperative, generally undesirable as a collector’s item.
RACK NUMBERED – any rack numbered magazine may be in very good to new old stock condition unless otherwise stated on the listing.
All surplus magazines may have small blemishes (scratches, dents, rust, pitting, etc.) that does not affect function. Every magazine is tested for follower function before shipment.