AK magazine identification chart
Saved for future reference. I often make mistake identifying AK clones. Luckily I have y'all to correct me in short order!
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Steve, this chart is part of Small Arms Illustrated, a website that has a picture of virtually any modern firearm you can think of:
http://gunco-book.tripod.com/index.htm
kvalseth, thanks!
Once there was a topic only several pages from a SOF magazine on how to identfy ammo to its factory in cold war era factory codes,it was cool too.This is a great post.