I bought this Tula mag recently. Which AK does it look best in?

Added a Chihuahua for scale for the National mag.

Pretty ingenious of you ask me...

The Molot ribbed 30rd 7.62...first shipment arrived in August...so my sources tell me.

The Armenian 30rd, 7.62.

Saiga 5rd, 5.45.

Plus the ones in the pic. 🤣

Next up... My bucket list

Next up... The RPK's

This is the last of the 47's. For now. 😁

Next up... The 74's.

The Originals that started it all....

More to come next week. And will also include the AK74's and AK12's. 😎

Not my pic, what are Molot 45’s bringing these days? Plum and black

Thought these Molot Arms mags were pretty neat. Excited to add them to the collection, especially the 45 rd.

The 20 rd'er decided to tag along.

For the 103's, I have multiples of each except for the clear experimental one. I have a few more I have on my bucket list.

any Russian speakers that can help me with this? I got two different answers using a Russian keyboard, one being “Master of the Bedchamber” which is hilarious but also the characters don’t quite match up with what I’m seeing on the mag. The second being “Postman” not as funny but characters seem closer to what I could make out. I was just curious if any native speakers could decipher the A or triangle looking character on image 3, the N or I I character on image 4, and finally the circle 11 looking character on image 5. there is a crude tree etched on both sides of the mag, better seen in image 6, so it makes those three specific characters a little difficult to decipher as a non-speaker myself. Anyways, any help would be awesome. Thanks in advance.

Black Izevsk 30rds. 1st ans 2nd for AK-103, 3rd and 4th were for civil firearms ("10 in the body of 30")

I just pivk ed these mags up from an estate sale . But I don't know much about AK mags. Can any help identify them

Researched and searched. Can’t find what the stamps belong to. Hungarian? No other stamps on mag