Polish PM-63 Magazine - 25rd

PM-63 25-Round Magazine

This is a 25-round magazine for the Polish PM-63, the compact machine pistol (a pistol-sized automatic weapon) that the Polish Army adopted in the 1960s. It is the long-pattern magazine and gives the PM-63 its larger load. Owners of the weapon need it to keep their rifle complete and running, and collectors of Cold War Eastern Bloc small arms want it because it is original Polish Army kit.

Features

• 25-Round Capacity — The long-pattern body holds 25 cartridges, the larger of the PM-63's magazine sizes.
• 9x18mm Makarov — It feeds the Soviet-designed pistol cartridge that the PM-63 was built to fire.
• Steel Body — The body is formed from steel and has a dark finish.
• Pressed Reinforcing Ribs — Two ribs pressed into the upper face stiffen the body around the feed end.
• Side Lug — A raised lug on the side of the body is part of the original locking arrangement.
• Inspection Hole — A small round hole in the lower body gives you a view inside the magazine.
• Removable Floorplate — The base plate at the bottom comes off so you can reach the spring and follower for cleaning.
• Polish Army Issue — This is a magazine originally issued by the Polish military, not an aftermarket part.

Polish Army Issue

The PM-63 served Polish military and security units through the Cold War, and the 25-round magazine is part of its original equipment. The steel construction, pressed ribs and slide-off floorplate are the original specification of the issued item. If you own a PM-63 or are building a period-correct Polish Army display, an issued magazine is the right choice over an aftermarket copy.