Any AK owners here?
Sep 5, 2008 | 09:20 PM
#5
Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 758
From: Charlotte
Read post above mine. They are great fun. Don't replace the wood either.
Sep 5, 2008 | 09:44 PM
#6
Watch this space.
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 12,211
You're kidding right? I have used more AKs than I can count and I can ASSURE you that if you fire the AK as it's intended that wooden foreend might as well be a red-hot poker... When I shoot AKs a lot, I have to wear a Nomex glove at a minimum.
But of course the Russians, the ones who invented the AK, would only make the new ones with plastic furniture because they ran out of wood, right?
"The AK-101 was designed as a replacement for the AK-74M assault rifle and has been modified to meet the needs of today's military forces. The AK-101 was designed in Russia and is the main service rifle of the Russian military. The AK-101 features black synthetic furniture, with a side folding stock."
But of course the Russians, the ones who invented the AK, would only make the new ones with plastic furniture because they ran out of wood, right?
"The AK-101 was designed as a replacement for the AK-74M assault rifle and has been modified to meet the needs of today's military forces. The AK-101 was designed in Russia and is the main service rifle of the Russian military. The AK-101 features black synthetic furniture, with a side folding stock."
Sep 5, 2008 | 10:32 PM
#7
Teamspeed Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 758
From: Charlotte
You're kidding right? I have used more AKs than I can count and I can ASSURE you that if you fire the AK as it's intended that wooden foreend might as well be a red-hot poker... When I shoot AKs a lot, I have to wear a Nomex glove at a minimum.
But of course the Russians, the ones who invented the AK, would only make the new ones with plastic furniture because they ran out of wood, right?
"The AK-101 was designed as a replacement for the AK-74M assault rifle and has been modified to meet the needs of today's military forces. The AK-101 was designed in Russia and is the main service rifle of the Russian military. The AK-101 features black synthetic furniture, with a side folding stock."
But of course the Russians, the ones who invented the AK, would only make the new ones with plastic furniture because they ran out of wood, right?
"The AK-101 was designed as a replacement for the AK-74M assault rifle and has been modified to meet the needs of today's military forces. The AK-101 was designed in Russia and is the main service rifle of the Russian military. The AK-101 features black synthetic furniture, with a side folding stock."
Sep 6, 2008 | 12:49 AM
#8
TeH Ears
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 8,188
From: Atlanta
what are you biatches screamin about???
No collection is complete without an AK.
Without a lot of detail or 'splainin, a good portion of my time in the Army was spent dressed as a Russian; carrying old faithful: an AK 47, then a 74. I couln't make one of these stop working. I love an AK.
That said... I have, and would wholly recommend anything made by Arsenal Inc.
Do a google search for Arsenal Inc.
No self respecting collector would fail to have at least one or six AK's in his collection.
Josh, seriously, check out Arsenal Inc.
No collection is complete without an AK.
Without a lot of detail or 'splainin, a good portion of my time in the Army was spent dressed as a Russian; carrying old faithful: an AK 47, then a 74. I couln't make one of these stop working. I love an AK.
That said... I have, and would wholly recommend anything made by Arsenal Inc.
Do a google search for Arsenal Inc.
No self respecting collector would fail to have at least one or six AK's in his collection.
Josh, seriously, check out Arsenal Inc.
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