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AK is one thing I have personally never owned. Dad had one when i was a kid and I loved shooting it. Guess I need to add one to my list of wants....

WASRs are still almost reasonable, cost wise, and if you get a good one, they are outstanding rifles. Mine runs like a Swiss watch. Not as accurate as I prefer, but it'll do in a pinch.

My one and only. I really want, and will have more. Romanian kit on a Kentucky made Southern Armament receiver.

Wyldman wrote:WASRs are still almost reasonable, cost wise, and if you get a good one, they are outstanding rifles. Mine runs like a Swiss watch. Not as accurate as I prefer, but it'll do in a pinch.

My local shop, Mikes, has a brand new one from the distributor for $479 right now. I never had any problems with WASR's.

I'm thinking of picking up another ak. I sold the other one I had but I'd like a more traditional version. What are some common problems with wasrs other than canted sights?

Dave1965 wrote:

Wyldman wrote:WASRs are still almost reasonable, cost wise, and if you get a good one, they are outstanding rifles. Mine runs like a Swiss watch. Not as accurate as I prefer, but it'll do in a pinch.

My local shop, Mikes, has a brand new one from the distributor for $479 right now. I never had any problems with WASR's.

Somebody all ways has something reasonable priced when I am broke dammit... lol.. oh well such is life.

1fastmach1 wrote:I'm thinking of picking up another ak. I sold the other one I had but I'd like a more traditional version. What are some common problems with wasrs other than canted sights?

Mag wobble. The magazine wells are cut out by CAI (from single stack to double stack) and they sometimes get carried away with the Dremel.

Wish I never would of sold all my AK's off sometimes.

Got the M92 back together after staining the wood and adding a Krink style flash hider.

Toddstang wrote:

1fastmach1 wrote:I'm thinking of picking up another ak. I sold the other one I had but I'd like a more traditional version. What are some common problems with wasrs other than canted sights?

Mag wobble. The magazine wells are cut out by CAI (from single stack to double stack) and they sometimes get carried away with the Dremel.

Wish I never would of sold all my AK's off sometimes.

Thank you sir!

1fastmach1 wrote:

Toddstang wrote:

1fastmach1 wrote:I'm thinking of picking up another ak. I sold the other one I had but I'd like a more traditional version. What are some common problems with wasrs other than canted sights?

Mag wobble. The magazine wells are cut out by CAI (from single stack to double stack) and they sometimes get carried away with the Dremel.

Wish I never would of sold all my AK's off sometimes.

Thank you sir!

Loose or badly formed trunnion rivets, too.

I'm trying to decide on one of these pap pistols. Anyone know of the quality or anything I should be worried about. The price is right on them for sure.

1fastmach1 wrote:I'm trying to decide on one of these pap pistols. Anyone know of the quality or anything I should be worried about. The price is right on them for sure.

Buy one now while the prices are low. Im sure that eric holder will find a way to ban any importation of these soon enough.

1fastmach1 wrote:I'm trying to decide on one of these pap pistols. Anyone know of the quality or anything I should be worried about. The price is right on them for sure.

Zastavas are well made

Arsenal Sam7uf, with houge grip, midwest industries rail, and cnc warrior flash suppressor. Mike from Meridian ordnance ordered and installed parts, great work! Putting a vortex viper up front.

Romanian all matching numbers '77 G kit build with original barrel. Moly Resin flat black finish and re-finished laminate. NDS1 premium receiver.


MAK90 de-ban, converted back into a proper Type 56 "spiker". Properly machined gas block for cleaning rod clearance, Tortort front sight base and original chinese bayo and furniture. Muzzle was turned and properly threaded 14x1 LH


Yugo MPAP M92 pistol to rifle conversion with Manticore stock, Stormwerks hinge and aluminum PBS5 fake can. Moly Resin flat black finish on stock, hinge and extension. This is one of many we've done lately.

IT'S BACK!!!

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Dave1965 wrote:I'll Play!!

3rd from the left with the thumbhole stock is a MAK90...no?

That's my favorite look by far, of all the AK variations with wood furniture out there (well...kinda like VEPR's too). Do want.

BIGC wrote:AK is one thing I have personally never owned. Dad had one when i was a kid and I loved shooting it. Guess I need to add one to my list of wants....

Same for me. Dad had a MAK90 with a thumbhole stock. Was a blast to shoot. Never had an AK personally nor had the urge to get one until recently.

AK in .223 interests me a lot. To have an AK and be able to split the ammo between it and my AR would be awesome. So now I'm shopping around for my first.

Hungarian AMMS underfolder built on Childers receiver finished in semi-gloss black Moly Resin. Furniture is untouched. A very solid rifle.

Please post some pics!

Custom Yugo M85 in 5.56 NATO


AES10B conversion, including notably a correct Romanian bi-pod and collar

Very Nice mode of Kalashnikov ! I always thought that was one of the cleanest conversions I have seen in the Kalashnikov line. I also saw it over at saiga-12 forums as well.

Here's my quick and dirty conversion of my SGL-10. Waiting on the trigger guard, gas block with lug, 74 butt stock, and bullet guide. I have hand cycled 3 mags through this w/o a bullet guide without a hitch though.....I'm thinking of doing something a little different with this one though. All mine have the side folders on them. What do you guys think? Solid stock, or go with an ACE, or do another side folder?


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Polish PMKM (AKM), matching numbers, original barrel.

FEG AMD-65. Magpul grip. UTG Pro quad rail. Magpul Angled Foregrip. Bonesteel folding stock. Due to clearance issues with the stock, I had to fold it the other direction but I like it.