I'm stacked pretty deep with steel mags, some BHO, most not, some Circle 10, Bakelites and rear loading 75rd drums of Bulgarian and Romanian manufacture. I wanted to pick up a few of those Bulgarian steel reinforced slab sided polymer mags, thinking weight reduction would be kind of nice in G-Codes on a belt, but after reading the reviews and them being labelled good range/training mags I'm gonna pass on those.

If I was in the market for more mags atm I'd probably pick up more of the steel Bulgarians and try to get the "milspec" ones rather than the lighter weight commercial ones.

The new production steel Bulgarians are good to go. I’ve been using them in lieu of my surplus steel for the last year, and I haven’t had any issues.

Bulgarian steel & waffle mags, Yugo BHO & East German.  EG mags are the best steel european surplus mags I’ve used over the years. Yugo mags are very good but heavy, Hungarian, Polish, Bulgarian steel , Russian are all about the same. Romanian , Croatian usually work but are not a nice as the others. Russian Bakelite, Russian AK 103 & Bulgarian waffle mag are the best non steel mags , Bulgarian smooth side mags are good but not as solid as the pre mentioned mags. PAC & WBP mags work but I’d limit these to range work only. Haven’t tried Russian PUFGUN mags. Chinese & Gen 2 magpul mags are also decent options.

Bulgarian steel & waffle mags, Yugo BHO & East German.  EG mags are the best steel european surplus mags I’ve used over the years. Yugo mags are very good but heavy, Hungarian, Polish, Bulgarian steel , Russian are all about the same. Romanian , Croatian usually work but are not a nice as the others. Russian Bakelite, Russian AK 103 & Bulgarian waffle mag are the best non steel mags , Bulgarian smooth side mags are good but not as solid as the pre mentioned mags. PAC & WBP mags work but I’d limit these to range work only. Haven’t tried Russian PUFGUN mags. Chinese & Gen 2 magpul mags are also decent options.