7.62x39 - WBP Poly AK47 30rd Mag

Excellent poly magazine , for the money you can't beat them fit perfectly in my recreator blanks receiver and with my aoa PM 63 parts kit

The three mags I ordered all worked perfectly in my recently acquired WBP Fox AK47. Mags were easy to load, I encountered zero feeding issues, and the translucent smoke color was a nice effect. The mag springs are pretty strong though, so use caution when sliding the baseplate off for cleaning/inspection. If you do it wrong, you'll shoot yer eye out. :)

I have had five of the O.G. magazines for about the last 2 and a half years with my only gripe been the coating of the floor plates didn't hold up to well in this down south humidity... But besides that I thought they were hard to beat ... With that said, these new "smoked" WBP magazines punch well above there price point, I tried them in a VEPR FM-AK47-21, a SAM7SF, and a Galil Ace, you can feel how much more stiff and sturdy they are from the O.G.'s the lock up is just as butterery smooth as the originals but the fit of the new smoked WBP magazines has no play... One had just the slightest of play in the VEPR, but fit in the SAM7 and the Galil with absolutely no play at all...

Great mags and I will definitely keep buying them

If the not having metal lugs and feed lips is keeping you on the fence, I won't lie, they would be even better with them, however, the 5 O.G WBP magazines I've had for well over two years, with thousands of lock ups and many of rds later I've never broke a feed lip, nor is there any defamation of the lugs... If anything get a few for the collection, but they'll work there way into your rotation

Worked ok, no stoppages. I noticed when I loaded with Tula fmj, I had to push in the rounds, the tip of the bullet kept touching the magazine. No big deal, probably the shape of the follower makes the cartridge push forward. Overall, a good magazine. Now, I wish WPB would make them in all solid black, like the old surplus Radom factory magazines.

Put through about 2,000 rounds through 4 of the grey variation. The green ones I have received but have not had much time to say if they are better or not they are heavier by a few grams but the fitting is nicer and they feel sturdier. But going to what I have used, they seem flexible but I have not had issues with being rough with them. Even full loaded mags with a spetznaz reload and all I have had was some more scratching nothing has broken and it seems almost like the magazine spring back when under a lot of force. The grey smoke makes it clear and fairly easy to quickly glance and check how much you have. They are incredable light even compared to other poly mags and I don't think they need reinforcement. I'd argue especially with metal reinforcements it would be more likely to fail. Only issues was probably the ammunition with a failure to seat in battery, not the fault of the mag just old n crap Chinese steel core. The main issues are nitpicking like; they scratch easily especially in clay and rock earth, the fitting is not quite the nicest still wobbles a little and the rock tab is not cut always the most consistent. But the green ones do solve some of that. But if for what ever reason you don't trust poly mags I wouldn't recommend these all the qualities will remind you it's a poly mag through and through. I don't think you will have issues with it unless you put it through a sander.

The mag itself is all polymer/plastic with no re enforcements on the feeding lips or locking lugs. It feels a little brittle and I probably wouldn’t trust it with hard drops. It does however look really cool the smoke isn’t as dark as a Lancer mag and you can see your round count really well. For the price It’s a good buy just don’t expect them to hold up to steel surplus abuse.

Altogether? It's a pretty solid magazine. I've drop tested it, both loaded and unloaded, with no issues. It's picked up some nicks here and there, but nothing so serious that it affects function or fit. I will say that metal reinforcements would be nice to see in the lips and locking lug, just to minimize wear.

These are the best AK mags that I own to this day. There is no Wobble at all on my WASR 10. Would love to own a Fox AK but I can’t get my hands on one. Sure wish that I could.

The mags really are great. You’ll love’m.

I highly recommend these magazines. The polymer quality is excellent and they have a more solid lock in than Magpul mags. I’ve had no problems with them at all.

seems solid ive only put 200 rounds thru it so far and runs just fine in a yugo m70b1 and norinco mak90. no fitment issues or wobble to speak of.

fits in wasr 10, m-10, and M-70 underfolder this mags fits tight in the 4 ak's i have with no filing needed.