Posted: 6/22/2010 5:07:44 PM EDT
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AK 47 Original Red Style , these rifles closley resemble the original AK Rifles
considering the original AK was milled and an AK-47 and that picture shows an AKM and doesn't specify where the foriegn parts came from I would say I don't know what you mean by a russian variant. The original design is russian, so techinically they are all russian variants. Most likely it is a romanain kit with an NDS receiver and a US barrel. But that is just a guess on my part. |
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AK 47 Original Red Style , these rifles closley resemble the original AK Rifles
considering the original AK was milled and an AK-47 and that picture shows an AKM and doesn't specify where the foriegn parts came from I would say I don't know what you mean by a russian variant. The original design is russian, so techinically they are all russian variants. Most likely it is a romanain kit with an NDS receiver and a US barrel. But that is just a guess on my part. Thanks for your response Quoted:
It is a mixture of parts designed to be a cost effective AK build not an exact reproduction Russian AK rifle. I do want a cost effective ak, but I don't want to sacrifice any quality. What do you suggest? |
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The rifles are a fine quality and we have sold over 100 of them with no issues , the thread started out asking if they were Russian or not and the answer was no they were designed ot be a cost effective copy. You are welcome to call our office and we will be glad to discuss the best AK to fit your needs , please mention your AR15.com user name we offer discounts to active members.
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