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Posted: 11/15/2022 12:28:55 PM EDT
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Atlantic Firearms had the KUSA KP9 marked down to $795 so I had to pick one up. They appear to still be in stock if anyone is interested. Also, I added a x2 magazine pack to the order and it discounted that to $35 so I got that too. I plan to SBR this so I put the KUSA triangle folder on order. What do I need to check out on this pistol before I apply for a stamp? Just general inspection/function or are there some significant trouble areas to look at? Thanks! |
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Originally Posted By hoodfu: I've also done one and haven't had any issues. I'd just make sure that the gun functions well, and that you can get the stock retaining pin out first, as I SBR'ed a PSA AK and then found out I couldn't get it out even with a sledge hammer. Thanks for the tip. The video makes it look easy but I always end up being an exception . Would that be a deal breaker for you, or would you just accept defeat and find a professional to knock the pin out? I emailed KUSA to see if they would remove the pin for me if I have trouble.
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I would look to make sure it has a round bevelled firing pin. If it has a flat pin, it can fire out of battery. They fixed this with the new round and beveled firing pin. I just got my kp9 yesterday and it does have the new firing pin. I checked to see if I could get it to dimple a primer slightly OOB and it would not. |
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Love mine. It's one of my favorite SBR's. I had no issues with my bolt but sent it back and received new one from KUSA last year. I installed a folding triangle stock with Russian adjustable cheek riser. Hope KUSA opens up and begins making them again. Closest thing to a Vityez out there. |
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. Would that be a deal breaker for you, or would you just accept defeat and find a professional to knock the pin out? I emailed KUSA to see if they would remove the pin for me if I have trouble.