Bosnian Army AK47 40-Round Magazine

Bosnian Issue AK Magazine

This is a 40-round AK47 magazine from Bosnian Army stocks, made for riflemen who want more ammunition on the gun between reloads. The extended body holds ten rounds more than a standard 30-round AK magazine. It is genuine government-issue kit, so it suits shooters running AK-pattern rifles and collectors building out a Balkan surplus set alike.

Features

• 40-Round Capacity — The long, curved body holds 40 cartridges, a third more than the standard AK magazine.
• AK47 Pattern — Built for the AK47 family, the Kalashnikov rifles chambered in 7.62x39mm.
• Black Polymer Body — The shell is molded in black polymer, which keeps weight down and will not rust.
• Waffle Rib Pattern — A raised grid of ribs runs across both sides to stiffen the walls and give your hand something to grip.
• Metal Locking Insert — A metal insert sits at the front of the magazine where it hooks into the rifle's magazine well.
• Ribbed Floorplate — The base plate has molded ridges across the end, so it is easy to grip when stripping the magazine from a pouch.
• Curved Profile — The pronounced curve follows the taper of the 7.62x39mm case so rounds stack and feed in a smooth arc.
• Bosnian Army Provenance — This is original issued equipment from Bosnian military stores rather than a commercial copy.

Fit And Specification

The magazine follows the AK47 pattern: rocked in with the front lug first, then locked at the rear by the rifle's magazine catch. Its polymer construction and waffle ribbing match the extended-capacity magazines carried in Balkan service. For a shooter it adds capacity to an AK-pattern rifle, and for a collector it is a documented piece of Bosnian Army equipment.