Iver Johnsom AK-47 Drum Magazine - 75 Round

75-Round AK-47 Drum

This Iver Johnson drum magazine holds 75 rounds of 7.62x39mm, the standard AK-47 cartridge, in a single round steel housing. It is built for range days and high-volume shooting, where reloading a 30-round box magazine every few minutes slows you down. A feed tower at the top locks into the rifle like a standard magazine, and the drum body hangs below the receiver.

Features

• 75-Round Capacity — The drum holds two and a half times what a standard 30-round AK box magazine carries.
• 7.62x39mm Chambering — It feeds the intermediate rifle cartridge used by the AK-47 and its many variants.
• Steel Construction — The body, cover and feed tower are steel rather than polymer, so the drum holds its shape under rough handling.
• Black Finish — A dark coating covers the drum to match the metal finish on most AK rifles.
• Center Winding Key — A flat wing-style key on the face of the drum tensions the internal spring that pushes rounds toward the feed tower.
• Hinged Loading Cover — The cover swings on a side hinge and is held shut by latch clips spaced around the rim.
• Integrated Feed Tower — The tower, the box-shaped section that inserts into the magazine well, presents rounds to the rifle the same way a box magazine does.
• Folding Carry Handle — A wire bail handle on the side of the drum gives you a grip for carrying or pulling it from a bag.
• Made In Korea — The drum is manufactured in Korea for Iver Johnson.

Build And Fit

The magazine is designed for standard double-stack AK-47 platform rifles, meaning rifles that take the common two-column box magazine. If your rifle accepts standard AK-47 magazines in 7.62x39mm, this drum uses the same magazine well. Its all-steel build adds weight compared with a box magazine, which is the trade for carrying 75 rounds in one unit.