Russian Kydex AK Mag Pouch

@Cal S. You got that right. Third World tactics! You want a seven mag loadout? Well...just wait for 6 guys next to you to die and take theirs.

@Cal S. You obviously know nothing! AK mags belong in their appropriate countries canvas/leather pouch where they are secured by cumbersome leather straps or buckles. Bare hands? Disgusting.

Also, Russian kydex with Serbian magazines in it? Atrocities everywhere!

@BrandonAKsALot Truth, Brother! I hang my head in shame, for you are most certainly more pure than I...

@Cal S. Technically the AK is second-world designed.

@Cal S. Only the purest die in battle trying to get their mag pouch unbuckled.

@Paladin Stalinist Russia was second-world?

@Cal S. The USSR was the very definition of second world. First/second/third world countries are defined by their alignment in the Cold War, with the NATO powers being the first world, the Communist Bloc the second world, and the unaligned countries making up the third world.

@BrandonAKsALot I don't see the atrocity with Serbian mags in Russian kydex. Russians and Serbs are the same kind of vermin.

@iksnilol ....I get that sarcasm doesn't read well over the internet at times, but maybe I should have used the [sarcasm][/sarcasm] tags? That just wouldn't be as fun though.

@BrandonAKsALot Nah... it isn't really relevant. It's just that in 70% of cases I don't like Russians/Serbs. It's an Eastern European thing.

@iksnilol Well that makes more sense. It was meant to be a poke at how people like me are dumb and will spend l lots of time and money putting magazines and accessories from the same country and time period together. But, hey, how else can I use up my personal resources?

@BrandonAKsALot xD

I wouldn't call it dumb, I mean, we all got our interests. And if something doesn't interest you/is useful then it doesn't matter what value it has.

You could have worse hobbies than reenactment. I mean, I do arts and crafts (kinda) and general purpose Macgyvering. It has earned me ridicule in todays consumerist society. That's not a hipster remark by the way, I've had people look at me strangely when I suggested fixing something instead of throwing it out.

I can dare guess that reenactment/collecting gets a similar reaction.

@iksnilol I enjoy the Macgyvering myself. Yeah, I get strange looks when people see my cabinet fill of pouches and mags. Also, when certain mags come up and how much I paid. I had a friend ask me, so you paid $40 more because this has a stamp on the side instead of back here?

@BrandonAKsALot I think the Macgyvering is a common denominator amongst gun people. We usually are the independent types who like our stuff outlasting us.

I personally don't collect, but I find collections interesting. That stuff has an interesting history. For instance my personal favorite is a Soviet AKM with East German furniture. What is the story behind that one? I honestly don't know, I know it was used by a friend of mine during the war in Bosnia (and he kept it afterwards).