Public toilets?

[Rabbit2047]

I know it's just a pro-mag and not clout worthy at all....

But Purple....purple is the epitome of clout.

 

[CQB27]

Its pretty easy to pick out East German mags based on spine welds.
Welds on the front lug can differentiate Hungarians, Polish, Egyptian, Bulgarian, and Russian/Romanian.
Rib type is really helpful too. Stamps are the easiest way to figure out origin.

Nothing is written in stone when it comes to welds alone......just my experience.

 

[KhyberPass]

Only stamps I can find for that mag are a pretty clear Y and then what may just be two tools marks ?

 

[T_Max]

I know it's just a pro-mag and not clout worthy at all....

But Purple....purple is the epitome of clout.

Red is the new trend

 

[T_Max]

Only stamps I can find for that mag are a pretty clear Y and then what may just be two tools marks ?

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that thing needs a good cleaning

 

[Rabbit2047]

that thing needs a good cleaning

Speaking of cleaning....

This bake is cleaning up nicely.

 

[Jake]

Only stamps I can find for that mag are a pretty clear Y and then what may just be two tools marks ?

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Looks like Romy to me?

 

[Rabbit2047]

Red is the new trend

Knowing my luck if I tried to dye it red, it would turn out Barbie pink

 

[KhyberPass]

Looks like Romy to me?

Yeah it was sold as a romy. Those crazy spine welds were interesting I haven’t seen those before

 

[Rabbit2047]

Looks like Romy to me?

I believe you are correct sir

 

[Miles]

Its pretty easy to pick out East German mags based on spine welds.
Welds on the front lug can differentiate Hungarians, Polish, Egyptian, Bulgarian, and Russian/Romanian.
Rib type is really helpful too. Stamps are the easiest way to figure out origin.

Bulgarian, Russian and Romanian have very similar welds. That's the one that always gives me problems. Polish and Hungarian welds are similar, but rib and floorplate keeper tell them apart.
IIRC Hungarians only made Gen1, and Poles made 1 and 2.
Bulgarian Y rib is easy, but all of the Y ribs I have also have stamps, either ((25)) or ((E)).

 

[Jake]

Yeah it was sold as a romy. Those crazy spine welds were interesting I haven’t seen those before

@Jstegman1 once gave me a "Romy" mag that turned out to be a Yugo BHO.

 

[3x]

Knowing my luck if I tried to dye it red, it would turn out Barbie pink

That's cool too

 

[Jake]

Here are a few of my Romy's(just grabbed a few off the top of the stack for pics) and they all have different stamps on them. No rhyme or reason it appears as to why/where they were put there as far as I can tell? I'm sure there probably is but...

 

[3x]

Bulgarian, Russian and Romanian have very similar welds. That's the one that always gives me problems. Polish and Hungarian welds are similar, but rib and floorplate keeper tell them apart.

The Bulgarian front lug welds are more of a small, well defined circle than the Russian or Romanian lug welds, which are pretty globby by comparison. Usually the only way I can distinguish Russian and Romanian is by the stamps.

 

[Fast306stang]

thundercat please get me through the rest of this bullshit work day lol. DRAGON BALL DURAG!!!

for the rest of yall get you some of the funkiest nerd music to ever exist.

You Millennials are a fucked up generation

 

[Fast306stang]

that thing needs a good cleaning

Bet you've been told that before too

 

[3x]

Speaking of cleaning....

This bake is cleaning up nicely.

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Looking pretty good so far

 

[Fast306stang]

You Millennials are a fucked up generation

J/K incase it wasn't obvious

 

[Rabbit2047]

Once I get it cleaned up anyone wanna trade this bake for a Tula?

Would also be cool with a reddish Izzy.

I just don't like the mold number.