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Your FFL has nothing to do with this gun except giving you a place to have the gun legally sent to from the retailor you bought it from. Your FFL is not going to allow you to not accept the gun, unless you just want him to keep it as a nice gift from you ... and he is not responsible to send the gun back to either your retailor or Century (you paid him just to accept the gun). That leaves you with 2 options ... Send it back to the retailor you bought it from or to Century. The problem is that most retailors don't want the gun once you purchase it if the problem is a warranty item ... they will tell you that you must send it direct to Century and have Century either fix the problem or send a replacement gun back to you (again, through your local FFL). _____________________________________ BTW ... If I had to send my gun to Century, I would talk to them first about them getting you a "UPS Pre-paid Return Shipping Label", so you don't have to pay for shipping back to Century. This shipping label can be sent to you by Century as an attachment in an email, so all you have to do is print it out, and attach it to the box before taking the box to a UPS store for shipping ... easy . View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I read some reviews that they are receiving canted sights on these. Should I refuse it at the FFL if mine has it ? Your FFL has nothing to do with this gun except giving you a place to have the gun legally sent to from the retailor you bought it from. Your FFL is not going to allow you to not accept the gun, unless you just want him to keep it as a nice gift from you ... and he is not responsible to send the gun back to either your retailor or Century (you paid him just to accept the gun). That leaves you with 2 options ... Send it back to the retailor you bought it from or to Century. The problem is that most retailors don't want the gun once you purchase it if the problem is a warranty item ... they will tell you that you must send it direct to Century and have Century either fix the problem or send a replacement gun back to you (again, through your local FFL). _____________________________________ BTW ... If I had to send my gun to Century, I would talk to them first about them getting you a "UPS Pre-paid Return Shipping Label", so you don't have to pay for shipping back to Century. This shipping label can be sent to you by Century as an attachment in an email, so all you have to do is print it out, and attach it to the box before taking the box to a UPS store for shipping ... easy . Most dealers. I had Atlantic Firearms go out if their way to assist me on warranty issues before. Top notch people. |
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Your FFL has nothing to do with this gun except giving you a place to have the gun legally sent to from the retailor you bought it from. Your FFL is not going to allow you to not accept the gun, unless you just want him to keep it as a nice gift from you ... and he is not responsible to send the gun back to either your retailor or Century (you paid him just to accept the gun). That leaves you with 2 options ... Send it back to the retailor you bought it from or to Century. The problem is that most retailors don't want the gun once you purchase it if the problem is a warranty item ... they will tell you that you must send it direct to Century and have Century either fix the problem or send a replacement gun back to you (again, through your local FFL). _____________________________________ BTW ... If I had to send my gun to Century, I would talk to them first about them getting you a "UPS Pre-paid Return Shipping Label", so you don't have to pay for shipping back to Century. This shipping label can be sent to you by Century as an attachment in an email, so all you have to do is print it out, and attach it to the box before taking the box to a UPS store for shipping ... easy . View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I read some reviews that they are receiving canted sights on these. Should I refuse it at the FFL if mine has it ? Your FFL has nothing to do with this gun except giving you a place to have the gun legally sent to from the retailor you bought it from. Your FFL is not going to allow you to not accept the gun, unless you just want him to keep it as a nice gift from you ... and he is not responsible to send the gun back to either your retailor or Century (you paid him just to accept the gun). That leaves you with 2 options ... Send it back to the retailor you bought it from or to Century. The problem is that most retailors don't want the gun once you purchase it if the problem is a warranty item ... they will tell you that you must send it direct to Century and have Century either fix the problem or send a replacement gun back to you (again, through your local FFL). _____________________________________ BTW ... If I had to send my gun to Century, I would talk to them first about them getting you a "UPS Pre-paid Return Shipping Label", so you don't have to pay for shipping back to Century. This shipping label can be sent to you by Century as an attachment in an email, so all you have to do is print it out, and attach it to the box before taking the box to a UPS store for shipping ... easy . According to Budsgunshop Firearms - it is solely the customers responsibility to thoroughly inspect the firearm(s) at the FFL prior to accepting the transfer. If there is a noticeable defect of any kind to the firearm, or associated case/contents, please simply refuse the transfer and we will arrange to have the firearm returned to us, at our expense, and issue the customer a full refund or replacement firearm if available. If the customer accepts the transfer from the FFL, we can then only refer the customer to the manufacturer for warranty consideration. |
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Don't ya just love the quality control these Serbians put into the guns they manufacture.
Thank the Lord there not making airliners, heart pacemakers, space shuttles or nuclear power plants ! |
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I just got my OPAP in today, and I have to say that I'm pleased with it. The magwell seems nicely cut, I cant see any cant to the front sight, etc.
Question though- when I broke it down to clean it, I got everything apart with the exception of the gas tube. The lever which you are supposed to flip to pull the gas tube out won't move at all. Any of you guys having any issues with this? |
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I just got my OPAP in today, and I have to say that I'm pleased with it. The magwell seems nicely cut, I cant see any cant to the front sight, etc. Question though- when I broke it down to clean it, I got everything apart with the exception of the gas tube. The lever which you are supposed to flip to pull the gas tube out won't move at all. Any of you guys having any issues with this? View Quote Use the slot on the side of a standard AK cleaning kit to move it. |
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Got mine to the range today. Ran only 100 or so through it. Sights were on. No functioning issues. Pushed, pulled and tugged the mag to try yo induce a malfunction. No dice. Ran like a champ.
Yugo cheek slap? I ran into a door. I swear. I've been very clumsy lately. It was all my fault. |
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2002 Superduty, I have a different AK that is very hard to open the gas block lever, I just use a piece a scrap wood and a mallet and bang it open and closed. It is getting a little easier over time. Haven't tried the trick with the cleaning kit but sounds good.
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Oh by the way, just saw where Wideners is carrying O-paps now for $579.
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BLO on wood. Ronin's Grips pistol grip added. Yugo night sights with new tritium tubes installed. http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz66/Dferg10/C2BF76F8-B2FA-4F99-9EFF-23DF8B4303A3-767-0000005BF1D0076E_zpsa8360d11.jpg http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz66/Dferg10/59F6FFB8-85B4-4325-A190-CAA5A11E9BB6-912-00000069DD795448_zpsc00adffe.jpg http://i814.photobucket.com/albums/zz66/Dferg10/6E1CA252-3343-42C8-9A7D-D4E7A71137EF-912-00000069D7DEF09D_zpsbf090626.jpg View Quote Where did you get the Yugo night sights? |
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Anyone know what thread pitch is on the barrel? I'd like to add a comp as my slant brake is at about a 45 to the front sight
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Anyone know what thread pitch is on the barrel? I'd like to add a comp as my slant brake is at about a 45 to the front sight Supposed to be that way. By 45 I mean the slant is cut to the right rather than forward (top to bottom) |
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By 45 I mean the slant is cut to the right rather than forward (top to bottom) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Anyone know what thread pitch is on the barrel? I'd like to add a comp as my slant brake is at about a 45 to the front sight Supposed to be that way. By 45 I mean the slant is cut to the right rather than forward (top to bottom) You mean angled about 2 O'clock so that it pushes the muzzle down and to the left? It was designed that way for a right handed shooter. |
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Yup- that's a much better way to put it- at about 2 o'clock.
I didn't realize that was intentional to compensate for right handed shooters. Thanks for the info! I learn something new every day. |
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Quoted: AIM has these now for $529.95 w/two mags. View Quote |
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Do these have a bayonet lug? If not, where can the proper gas block be purchased? Anyone View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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AIM has these now for $529.95 w/two mags. Do these have a bayonet lug? If not, where can the proper gas block be purchased? Anyone https://www.apexgunparts.com/product_info.php/cPath/21_71/products_id/862 |
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Because of the grenade sight? You might be able to remove it. Or have a talented gunsmith weld and file shape a lug on the existing gas block.
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AIM has these now for $529.95 w/two mags. I think I've reached my tipping point. Got my credit card, pulled up the AIM web site, and they are sold out. Alas, I will remain an AR guy a while longer. |
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Quoted: I picked up mine from my FFL this afternoon. I was a little dissapointed one of the two mags was a Tapco. Otherwise it looked good and was as others here have described. I'll clean it up tomorrow and see how it shoots. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: AIM has these now for $529.95 w/two mags. I picked up mine from my FFL this afternoon. I was a little dissapointed one of the two mags was a Tapco. Otherwise it looked good and was as others here have described. I'll clean it up tomorrow and see how it shoots. |
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I am STILL waiting on my OPAP to arrive from Century after I returned my PAP. They accidentally sent me another PAP instead of the OPAP. I bet I will receive it in the next week or two.
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3 parts with the trigger group
1 on the pistol grip 1 on the slant break 1 on the gas piston Curious if anyone has removed the scope mount and installed a sling swivel on the receiver? |
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Turbo those look nice and I like easy install. Putting a swivel on the stock is easy too and cheap, $5-8, but the original Yugos had it on the receiver so would like to get as close to original as possible..
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