U.S. Made AK Mags ?

[J.C. Kerns]

I need some U.S. made AK magazines for compliance parts, but I've only used foreign mil-surp so far. No experience with the American products at all.
Can anyone recommend any brand or type of U.S. 922 compliant magazines ?
I'm only concerned with legality and function.

Thanks,

JC

 

[liliysdad]

http://www.us-palm.com/

Designed and manufactured in partnership with TangoDown. I would neot even consider any other non ComBloc mag.

 

[Quick_Draw_McGraw]

You can also buy US made floor plates and followers and retrofit existing euro mags to get your compliance numbers up.

 

[Quick_Draw_McGraw]

http://www.us-palm.com/

Designed and manufactured in partnership with TangoDown. I would neot even consider any other non ComBloc mag.

Would the US Palm mag still count since it doesn't "have a floorplate" as three parts?

 

[hk33]

If I needed 922 compliant mags I would buy these.

http://www.k-var.com/shop/product.php?productid=16959&cat=248&page=1

Here are the floorplate and follower kits

http://www.k-var.com/shop/product.php?productid=16960

 

[redmax51]

Using a mag as a compliant part is a bad idea.It's too easy to get to 6 parts(or 5 if it's milled) with internal parts. Steve

 

[Daryl Licht]

Using a mag as a compliant part is a bad idea.It's too easy to get to 6 parts(or 5 if it's milled) with internal parts. Steve

What he said. Either a FCG or a set of furniture would be a one shot thing and you'd be legal with any mag. Not hugely expensive, and no rocket science is involved.

 

[OneUp]

What he said. Either a FCG or a set of furniture would be a one shot thing and you'd be legal with any mag. Not hugely expensive, and no rocket science is involved.

X2...

 

[Rob72]

Tapco's G2 is a far better trigger (feel-wise) than any parts kit piece, and solves compliance.

US Palm mags are good, too... but the G2 gives better performance from your rifle in addition to ensuring legality.

 

[Daryl Licht]

It would help if we knew what US parts are currently in the rifle. If the trigger parts are already US made that pretty much leaves you with furniture. Does it have a threaded barrel with a brake of some sort? A US made slant brake shouldn't be hard to come by and they are pretty cheap usually. Even a gas piston shouldn't be that hard to install.

Just about any of it would cost less than a decent quantity of US magazines.

Generally the US parts found on a typical AK are:
Trigger
Hammer
Disconnector
Buttstock
Pistol Grip
Handguards
Muzzle Brake
Gas Piston
Receiver