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$60 AK drums!!!!!!
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whiskeytangofoxtrot
Master
I am in.
dagibson1507
Sharpshooter
Already bought two when I got their email last night.
whiskeytangofoxtrot
Master
Mine isn't.
LotsofGlocks
Master
Great price! Thanks for posting!
Thanks for sharing 
Shoots4Fun
Master
Does anyone have any experience with these? Are they reliable or do they jam alot? I know they're all different, but just wondering.
Thanks...
Thanks...
These are a very good deal at this price. They are close to the Chinese, easy to load. You want to stay clear of the Korean. Romanian are good to go
DragonGunner
Grandmaster
I'm calling in on Monday for 2, my son wants one too so we get them cheaper this way. He said the Romanian drum should be pretty good quality. Bump firing just got funner for my MAK90...my son also told me you can load these up, but you just wait to shoot before winding it up, so the springs stay strong....cool.
Just to let anyone who gets one of these know, and those with Chinese especially.
The spring release button on the Chinese is directly above a finger or hand shredder. I always use a screw driver to release the spring tension in the drum. Learned the hard way.
If the Romanian drums are direct copies, also be ready for the loud bang made when the spring releases, this is normal but will get your attention the first time you press the spring release button.
The spring release button on the Chinese is directly above a finger or hand shredder. I always use a screw driver to release the spring tension in the drum. Learned the hard way.
If the Romanian drums are direct copies, also be ready for the loud bang made when the spring releases, this is normal but will get your attention the first time you press the spring release button.
