Description
The Arsenal Circle 10 M-47W is a Bulgarian-made, mil-spec AK magazine built for shooters who treat their rifle’s reliability as non-negotiable. While polymer magazines vary widely in construction quality, this one is built around a steel skeleton rather than polymer alone: steel-reinforced feed lips resist the deformation that causes misfeeds, a steel front strap protects the body from bullet nose contact during feeding, and a steel locking lug is machined to mil-spec dimensions so the magazine seats and locks the same way every time, regardless of how many cycles it has seen.
The waffle-pattern body is not decorative — the ribbed geometry adds rigidity while reducing material, keeping weight down without sacrificing the structural integrity needed to survive a drop with a full load of 7.62x39mm rounds. A steel floor plate retains the internal components, and the spring runs full-length with additional coil turns compared to compressed designs, which helps maintain consistent follower pressure as the magazine runs down. The follower itself is profiled to prevent tilting under spring load, which is the primary cause of double-feeds in lesser designs.
The captive Circle 10 keeper includes a spring guide to prevent binding during disassembly and reassembly — a small detail that matters when maintenance is done under field conditions. The magazine body is machined on four sides for a consistent fit across mil-spec AK receivers. For any 7.62x39mm AK-pattern rifle, this is a working magazine that earns its place in a rotation rather than sitting on a shelf.
Shipping and availability: This item cannot be shipped directly to California, Rhode Island and Washington. It cannot be sold into Illinois and Oregon. Check your state and local requirements before ordering.





