*Grade 4 BFPU* Romanian Military Steel Magazine 30RD **NOT GUARANTEED TO FUNCTION
Brand : ROMANIAN
- SKU:
 - 20870
 - Maximum Purchase:
 - 100 units
 
**This listing is for ONE Magazine. Pictures show multiple to display a variety of conditions
These magazines are sold in *As Is* condition. Grade 4 magazines are magazines whose followers stick or seize up during testing.
These are from our battlefield kits. Magazines will have one or more of the following:
carvings, notches, dents, dings, chips, scuffs, and/or mild to major finish wear
Visible rusting, interior and exterior.
Warped floorplate.
Follower may stick when depressed.
Feed lips may need to be adjusted.
Dented body requiring adjustment to allow the follower to clear.
Floorplate may be missing (may be crushed at the bottom to retain internals)
NO RETURNS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THESE MAGAZINES.
*For Magazine Capacity Restricted States: we can limit this mag to 10rds, but cannot offer any guarantees regarding function so we heavily recommend against choosing this mag for pinning. If you would still like these mags pinned, please click here for our pinning service.
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Bottom of Barrel?
I think this will be the last time I order these BFPU mags. Over the last couple of orders I have gotten, the majority of the magazines are not repairable/serviceable. The majority of them have swollen/bulged reinforcement plates. The plates swell outward to where the mag cannot be inserted into the mag well and the thinner mag body to bulge inward and wedge against the follower. Attempting to remove the follower often will damage it.
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Great deal, as described
These mags still have a lot of life left in em especially if you want that bfpu look. Some have a really nice patina, some with only minor rust. You do need get the followers to move freely in the magazine bodies but all 10 of my mags ordered are fully functional after taking out the dings in the magazines. Don’t miss this opportunity to get Romanian steel surplus magazines @$9.99 like the good ol days. Cheers from Texas!
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ROMANIAN MILITARY STEEL MAGAZINE
With a little cleaning they looked better than some other magazine's in my rotation.