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Magazine rebuild kits ship to all states except for California. Magazines ship in a non-functional state and can be either reassembled for use, or used to replace broken parts in old magazines. All magazine rebuild kits are brand new magazines that have been professionally disassembled and repackaged for shipping. Izhmash also had at least two sizes of its factory mark molded into the body.Ī fully disassembled Russian Tula Bakelite magazine rebuild kit, or magazine repair kit. Mags will also be found with, and without, a noticeable ridge running down the back of the mag, and at least four types of floorplates are known to exist.

The color was quickly changed to a much more common reddish-orange and this was then followed by a mold re-design that moved the mold line higher up on the body. Very early mags had a mold line that gave the impression of long top, and were brown in color.

A large number of variations of the Russian AG4 plastic mag exist.

Reportedly, this was due in no small part to soldiers fears that, if they were injured, shards of a plastic mag would not show up in an x-ray. It is interesting to note that these mags never fully replaced the steel mags in Russian service.

Inspector marks were stamped onto the body of the mag with permanent ink. The respective arsenal’s mark being molded into the bottom right side of the mag while the mold number is on the bottom left side. The follower, keeper/takedown plate, and floorplate also remained steel. This mag was molded in two halves that were then joined with an epoxy adhesive with steel front and rear lugs being molded into the mag’s body.

During the early 1960s, the Soviets introduced a new 30-round AK mag made from a glass-fiber reinforced plastic called AG4.

Please note the picture represents what you are getting and you will get a Tula (STAR) marked mag, but not necessarily the exact one in the picture.

All have been tested for functionality and all wear is merely cosmetic.

Some will show wear, scratches, and may have personal markings from the soldiers that these magazines were issued to.

They are a mix of military surplus magazines and new looking ones.Some still have the factory stamps on them.Original Military Surplus Russian Tula AK-47 7.62x39mm 30 Round Bakelite Magazines, deconstructed into magazine rebuild kits.

Russian Tula Bakelite- AK-47- 30 Round- REBUILD KIT