Check your magazines.

[AreWeFree]

These are all registered assault weapons - Chinese manufactured AK types. Work fine with the 30 and 75 round type feeding devices.

These 10 round plastic/polymer mags I bought - to have no questions at the range - not sure what you mean by single feed - won't click into the weapons and I did not try to file on the magazines - yet. No way in hell I would file on the weapon - even if it was a WASR.

Some other poor sucker will have to get these 10 rounders to work after I die.

I have plenty of standard magazines to shoot with - in the meanwhile.

There are 10 rd specific single feed mags for non converted AK.
Almost got caught myself, luckily the gun store dude was awesome and told me, saved me money and a headache. That Fresno store was always good to me.

You bought the wrong mags for your gun.

[Rogerbutthead]

Well, the mags are in some box in a pile of boxes somewhere in my house.

Same width as my 30 rounders, just the rear protuberance won't clear the release catch.

Thought I would have to file that.

Not going to bother.

Still not sure what you mean by a single stack magazine is as these seemed to hold ten rounds in double stack formation. Brought the loaded magazines to the range and couldn't get them to fit in the Norinco AK.

[rg_1111@yahoo.com]

Arewefree.
Pictures of magazine?
I don't know how to post pictures.
You can pm me and i can text pictures to you.
Give me a day or so out of town

[rg_1111@yahoo.com]

The single stack mag will only have one round at the feed lips.
Double stack will have two rounds with one round a little off set at feed lips.

[Calamity Sue]

Playboy, Penthouse, Man, yep all there.

[AreWeFree]

Playboy, Penthouse, Man, yep all there.

Hello Sue! Weird seeing you post in Gen Pop, should be a square in bingo drinking games.

[ohsmily]

This is my logic. When you bought the standard capacity magazine during freedom week it was stamped with the date and time when it was manufactured during or before freedom week making it legal to purchase. Sending it back for a replacement, there will be a new date and time when it was manufactured and it will be outside the time frame of freedom week making it illegal. Unless the manufacture can somehow fix/mold the same magazine back without replacing it. Can someone confirm my logic?

Your logic is flawed in numerous ways not because of your logic per se but because of lack of knowledge of the facts and law. For starters, most magazines are not stamped with a date of manufacture. Second, the date on the mag itself, if it has one, is of little consequence. Finally, you can repair magazines with new parts. The problem is "conversion kits" are unlawful to import/give/lend/etc. If you had a "conversion part" from before that law took effect a few years ago, you can simply use that part you already lawfully had to repair the magazine you have.

[Quickdraw559]

Replacing parts is not illegal. You can legally replace the mag body (if you can get your hands on one).

This is my logic. When you bought the standard capacity magazine during freedom week it was stamped with the date and time when it was manufactured during or before freedom week making it legal to purchase. Sending it back for a replacement, there will be a new date and time when it was manufactured and it will be outside the time frame of freedom week making it illegal. Unless the manufacture can somehow fix/mold the same magazine back without replacing it. Can someone confirm my logic?

[rg_1111@yahoo.com]

After more investigation it's the feed lips are bad. Get five rounds in the ten round mag. The they push in mag only to fly out the top of mag.

[flavor]

We are just speculating if companies will replace broken freedom week magazines or not. Only one way to find out. Call the company.