75 rd drum ID (AK Site. WWWBoard)

75 rd drum ID
Author: wooj	February 20, 1999 at 06:45:35

I just received what I hoped to be a Russian 75 rd AK drum. Although the seller advertised the drum to be Russian made, it has a hinged cover that is held by two latches, a center wind up key, and just above it is stamped a small triangle with the number 36 inside it.
I know I'm new to this, but I think I got a Chinese drum instead. Can anyone confirm the origin of this drum? Thanks in advance.

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See text for info... (Pay no attention to the racist. Sometimes we get rabid members of HCI trolling the gun boards trying to make us gunowners look like some sort of stereotype.) Bobby 08:00:20 2/20/1999 (7)
- Re: See text for info... (Pay no attention to the racist. Sometimes we get rabid members of HCI trolling the gun boards trying to make us gunowners look like some sort of stereotype.) wooj 01:22:33 2/21/1999 (2)
  - Russian drums are more valuable only from a collector's POV. The Chinese drums are practically more useful because... Bobby 01:29:56 2/21/1999 (1)
    - Re: Russian drums are more valuable only from a collector's POV. The Chinese drums are practically more useful because... wooj 02:04:14 2/21/1999 (0)
- Magazines and stuff Silver Puss 09:13:16 2/20/1999 (3)
  - Re: Magazines and stuff wooj 01:58:04 2/21/1999 (0)
  - Re: Magazines and stuff Shorty 18:30:01 2/20/1999 (0)
  - The Eastern Euro 7.62x39mm AK mags are equal in quality, but as for the mag pouches. I just don't know Bobby 10:20:48 2/20/1999 (0)
THAT DLUM NO PLOBLEM!!YOU USE!!!(ntxt) WO HUNG LO 06:54:20 2/20/1999 (0)
THAT DLUM NO PLOBLEM!!YOU USE!!!(ntxt) WO HUNG LO 06:54:15 2/20/1999 (1)
- Re: THAT DLUM NO ......man tom you need to figure out to post only one reply, instead of your overkill double & tripelposted replies :)> Don C 08:55:03 2/20/1999 (0)

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