Chinese Type 63 Magazines, ChiCom AK-47 Magazines, Pouches and Chest Rigs

     Here is my Chinese 20 Round Magazine

 Collection. Those are 12 different 20 round mags.

These are the 12 x 20 round mags you can aspire for.

Those are 4 different Type 63 Magazine pouches pictured. And my 86S Bullpup on the left.

Here is my Stampped Star Mag.

They are really spectacular in person.








Below is a Type 63 chest rig. It has 9 pockets. The three pockets in the center are for T-63 Mags, and the 3 pockets on each side are for sets of stripper clips to reload the mags.   However, I put those long body 10 rounders in the pockets as they are a good fit.

Here is my 7 pocket T-63 Chest rig.
Those are my 86S magazines.
All of the pockets will toggle closed, holding a magazine.
It is a 7 pocket 20 round chest rig.

Here is my traditional T-63 Chest rig. It only holds 5 20 round magazines, one in each center pocket, and a ten round long body mag in each of the two opposing pockets.
It's a good looking rig.

Here is the whole lot together!!!!

This picture is from a friend's collection, who has all ten variations of  of the 20 round Chinese magazines. Please look closely, all ten mags are different.

   Look closely,  each of those star magazines is unique.

Yes,  those are my 5 Black Phonelic 20 round mags in their Type 63 Mag Pouch.

Incredible to see!

Polytech Legend, Milled Reciever Chinese AK-47S Pre Ban Import

     The Polytech Legend Milled receiver may be the most sought after Chinese AK-47 on the American market. These guns have increased in value each year since they were imported in the late 1980's. They take a Type 1 bayonet, and are supposed to be the closest thing to the original Soviet Milled AK-47 on the American market. Although, the Chinese version has a double hook trigger.

These guns can go for stupid money as "NIB" examples. 

Here is mine below,   in a set of Chinese Milled Type 56 Red Bakelite

Polytech Legend Chinese Ak-47S, Keng's Firearm Specialties, KFS Atlanta Geogrgia, Milled Receiver

Watch out. A guy selling one of these may be trying to make $1,000.00 in a quick flip at your expense.  Here is my Legend NIB.

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Legend in Full Dark Bakelite.  SWEEEET right?

Here is a minty example from The Valley Walker Collection.

All of the Legend series rifles were manufactured at the Polytech ( 386 ) factory. The stamp on the guns is the number 386 in a small circle on the left side of the front trunion, close to the serial number. All Legends are stamped (386), and designated AK-47/S.

Their original factory magazines are marked "Poly China" on the bottom of the floor plate, and the magazine followers are Chrome. Some are blue however.

Here is mine with ALL the GOODIES!!!  Bakelite stock set too.

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All Legend series rifles have an open front sight, where the Type 1 Bayonet attaches.

Below is a Milled Legend, that was saw cut. You can see how the milling was done, and how sturdy these guns are. They have beefy solid receivers.

Rare rating:  Rare and Collectible

My Legend is Super hot!!!!