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Posted: 1/1/2022 8:46:45 AM EDT
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I know it's a WASR but got it on a trade cheep. Not an AK guy so best way to unfook this thing? What's the best place for parts? Going to assume wood furniture is best. Thanks. |
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Originally Posted By dIIshoots: I know it's a WASR but got it on a trade cheep. Not an AK guy so best way to unfook this thing? What's the best place for parts? Going to assume wood furniture is best. Thanks. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/87750/AK1-2224214.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/87750/AK2-2224215.jpg WASRs aren't necessarily bad rifles, some regard them quite highly. I'm a bit surprised you were able to get any AK cheaply right now. Anyways, what do you define as the best parts? Do you want to go for the classic look with wood funiture? I'd start by looking at either Apex Gun Parts or PSA (seriously). Or do you want polymer? Maybe an M4 stock adapter and a rail up front? In those cases, you might want to start at Primary Arms. There are other sites, but those should get you started. |
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K var used to be the place to look i wouldn't waste money on funiture. Do you bring flowers to a strip club? AKs are bad guy guns used by commies, terrorists, revolutionaries and criminals. Buy mags, ammo, a good two point sling and chest rig. I bought a SAR-1 new for $ 350. I beat that thing like it owed me money. I'd much rather have an AR, but if I was running (or waddling) for my life I'd take an AK and a chest rig if I had to. I've been reading The Gun by C J Chivers, which is about the AK, and machineguns in general. These are guns from a hold my vodka and watch this society. It's a tough gun for vicious thugs. The Soviets couldn't make decent shoes or refrigerators but the knew how to make a carbine that wouldn't jam when shooting at fleeing East Germans. The commies put Kalashinkov and his family in a camp, after killing their livestock and burning their house down. His father died in a blizzard, they couldn't bury him right away, so they put his corpse in a cold room in their drafty hut. Kalashnikov sat outside the door imagining he could hear his father singing. He was wounded in WW2. He was in a truck with some other wounded soldiers. They stopped at the edge of a town and kalishnikov and two other men scouted the town. They returned and found the rest of the Soviet soldiers had been captured by Nazis. The real story is that they probably hid and saw their comrades machine-gunned. Kalashnikov and the other two soldiers vomited when, after the Nazis left, they came out to check on their dead and dying friends Kalashinikov made a machine pistol in a machine shop while recovering from his wounds. He was sent to a regional commissar to show him the gun. They took his gun and belt and threw him in jail. He was released a few days later. The machine pistol wasn't a great design but it wad impressive that he made it and Kalashinikov was sent to work under a weapons designer. These are guns made by, and for, rotten murderous assholes. It's an ingenious design built around an intermediate cartridge when NATO was still obsessed with full power rifles. But fancying it up is like duracoating a Harbor Freight electric drill |
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Interesting perspective Penguin, but I cannot stand the shitty Tapco furniture, not to mention the bubba rail. So it's getting wood, a decent sling, and a new cover. Oh and the book is on the way too. Thanks for the imput and help with parts source too. I'll post up some pics when it's finished. |
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