Here's the original chart from the thread tacked above:
In the interest of updating, correcting and making the chart comprehensive, please reply here with errors or omissions that you've noticed. Please keep your replies on-topic so those doing the updates can find the pertinent information easily.
To begin:
ERRORS
* Hungarian steel 20rd and German steel 30rd are listed under "Finland"
* "German steel 30rd" should read EAST German
* No nationality listed for any of the 5.45 mags except "Russian bakelite" and "Polish steel 30rd" (the colored ones are Bulgarian, are they not?)
* Russian bakelite and Black mags shown under 5.45 are actually 7.62 mags
* "German steel" and "German clear plastic" 5.56 NATO should both be labeled EAST German
* Is the clear plastic 5.56 mag ref'd above really East German?
OMISSIONS
7.62
* Yugo M70 bolt-hold-open type
* Romanian steel 30rd
* Polish steel 30rd
* Polish poly slabside 30rd
5.45
* Molot plum ribbed 45rd
* Bulgarian Brown (as opposed to Saddle Brown/Tan) 30rd
* Polish black poly 30rd
* Romanian steel 30rd
* Bakelite 20rd (I've seen a pic of the real thing from the Tokoi book, but can provide pics of my repros if you like)
5.56
* Polish black poly 30rd
* Polish clear poly 30rd
That's all I've got off the top of my head. I also suggest we limit the chart entries to production mags that you might actually see in the real world. Stuff like the 100-rd "U" magazine and the AK-74 carousel drum and 60rd quad-stack, as well as home-brewed mega-cap mags, need not apply.
HTH!
In the interest of updating, correcting and making the chart comprehensive, please reply here with errors or omissions that you've noticed. Please keep your replies on-topic so those doing the updates can find the pertinent information easily.
To begin:
ERRORS
* Hungarian steel 20rd and German steel 30rd are listed under "Finland"
* "German steel 30rd" should read EAST German
* No nationality listed for any of the 5.45 mags except "Russian bakelite" and "Polish steel 30rd" (the colored ones are Bulgarian, are they not?)
* Russian bakelite and Black mags shown under 5.45 are actually 7.62 mags
* "German steel" and "German clear plastic" 5.56 NATO should both be labeled EAST German
* Is the clear plastic 5.56 mag ref'd above really East German?
OMISSIONS
7.62
* Yugo M70 bolt-hold-open type
* Romanian steel 30rd
* Polish steel 30rd
* Polish poly slabside 30rd
5.45
* Molot plum ribbed 45rd
* Bulgarian Brown (as opposed to Saddle Brown/Tan) 30rd
* Polish black poly 30rd
* Romanian steel 30rd
* Bakelite 20rd (I've seen a pic of the real thing from the Tokoi book, but can provide pics of my repros if you like)
5.56
* Polish black poly 30rd
* Polish clear poly 30rd
That's all I've got off the top of my head. I also suggest we limit the chart entries to production mags that you might actually see in the real world. Stuff like the 100-rd "U" magazine and the AK-74 carousel drum and 60rd quad-stack, as well as home-brewed mega-cap mags, need not apply.
HTH!