Uzi Magazine Identification

[Paul Kersey]

I have come across a UZI Mag that I am not sure who made it. It is commercial, so I assume low quality. I have looked at many images in "Google" and cannot find a match. It's probably a ProMag, but cannot tell. There are no markings on it (not even cartridge "counter" numbers) and the "mag insertion "stop tags" (for lack of a better description) are longer than military ones. Also, there are no "seams" on the front or back sides.

Does anyone have any idea who made this?

Inquiring mind would like to know :O)

Thanks

 

[Jack007]

Hard to tell from partial pics.... But the mag stops look like typical Mec Gar. They usually were in polished blue. Low quality? Just the opposite. Top quality. Great mags....if that's what you have.

 

[delta-10]

Check out some of the pages available on this very website. The long stop notches look like the Mec-Gar ones.
https://www.uzitalk.com/reference/pages/magazines.htm

 

[Jack007]

I should have added... I have probably a dozen Mec Gar mags still in the blue and white Action Arms logo boxes. Each mag is lightly oiled and wrapped in plastic inside the box. I bought them back in the early 90's just before AA closed up. Point being, Mec Gar was an OEM supplier of Uzi magazines....besides TONS of other companies like FN, Beretta etc.... Their quality is first class. No USA Mag, Scherer stuff here!
Having said all that.... I don't care for the look of blued or parked Uzi mags. I LOVE the look of the commercial black satin gloss ones from AA.

 

[Paul Kersey]

Thanks guys. Yep- a polished "blue" finish on it. My answer has been received and I thank you.

Happy New Year (we all hope)