Hello, everyone.  Well, yesterday was my birthday so my present to myself was to order the SEAK II.  I have wanted for so long to have a good AK 74 type rifle and now I can hoave one with folding stock, removable brake, and bayonet lug!  I was wondering about a couple of things and wanted to ask those who know more than me.  Is it a very high quality build, say as good as a Polytech?  Also, I know this is a very relative question, but will a good quality AK 74 tend to shoot better groups (say at 100 yrds) than a AK 47?  I just wonder if the 74 is more inherently accurate.  Also, does anyone know when the SEAK II rifles are slated to be shipped out?  Thanks in advance for replies.

Quoted: Is it a very high quality build, say as good as a Polytech? yes. the build quality is darn nice. the finish is better than any poly (i still have a poly legend fixed stock). more importantly, orf backs up what they sell in a way the chinese can not. Also, I know this is a very relative question, but will a good quality AK 74 tend to shoot better groups (say at 100 yrds) than a AK 47? as a rule, the ak74 outshoots the ak47/akm...individual examples of each not withstanding the norms. my poly legend is the most accurate 7.62 x 39 ak that i own. my sar2 will out shoot it.

Wow!  Thanks Campybob, that says alot.  Does anyone have any idea of how long it will take this batch of SEAKs to be ready to ship?

Quoted: Quoted: Is it a very high quality build, say as good as a Polytech? yes. the build quality is darn nice. the finish is better than any poly (i still have a poly legend fixed stock). more importantly, orf backs up what they sell in a way the chinese can not. Also, I know this is a very relative question, but will a good quality AK 74 tend to shoot better groups (say at 100 yrds) than a AK 47? as a rule, the ak74 outshoots the ak47/akm...individual examples of each not withstanding the norms. my poly legend is the most accurate 7.62 x 39 ak that i own. my sar2 will out shoot it. Wow!  Thanks Campybob, that says alot.  Does anyone have any idea of how long it will take this batch of SEAKs to be ready to ship?

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