LCT LCK-16 2000rd Electric Winding Drum Magazine

"Top quality mag right here! Super reliable and never jammed ever. Don’t worry about it not fitting into non LCT brand AKs. If you don’t want the mag to be a super tight fit then you can file off a tiny flat of plastics from the very top part of the rear side of the circular drum. This mag locks sturdy into my gun and because of the steel front locking lip and what seems to be redundant construction on the rear locking ledge it will last quite a bit of use!

"Excellent drum mag, jams rarely, and is easy to unjam: open the back, disconnect feed tube, empty, reattach feed tube. I traded a replica Altyn for one of these, best trade I made in a while. Unfortunately, someone stole mine, however, this drum magazine is awesome! Feeds well, easy to use, batteries last forever in it, and you CAN use it in Cyma guns. If you want to use this in a Cyma gun, all you have to do is use a knife or file and remove some of the plastic from around the top of the magazine until it will fit. I recommend these highly.

"First drum I've used; it has fed and performed without fail. Probably approaching 7-8k thru it. While I watch every other SAW/MG around me fail, this in the RPK-16 just keep chugging.

I needed to secure the switch on the battery box back in place, but it did not effect performance. I just used a touch of caulk.

"Overall, these drum mags are quite good. I've never had a feeding problem and they have metal lips so you won't break them off over inserting the mag, however, they do have a fatal weak spot. Right where the circular drum part meets the straight upper part of the mag that feeds into the gun, it tends to break right there on pretty much any impact. I'm not the only one I know who has broken this mag and it's always in the same spot. Lct needs to do some kind of reinforcement right there and this would be a top quality drum.