Posted: 6/3/2015 5:57:08 PM EDT
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Palmetto State Armory is proud to announce the PSAK-47 American Standard MOE Build Kit.
All the parts you need to turn your PSAK-47 barreled receiver to a PSAK-47 MOE Edition Rifle. Using the PSAK-47 barreled receiver (not included), no welding, drilling or riveting is required to build your PSAK-47 MOE Edition. Click HERE to purchase 
No Bolt is included in this kit. The bolt is headspaced on, and included in, the PSAK-47 barreled receiver. Click Here to see the PSAK-47 Barreled Receiver |
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What I like is PSA has done all the really PITA work with trunions and trigger guard. I build 1 AK form the ground up and sold all my kits after that, Very nice PSA. this. ive been sitting on a romy g kit for a WHILE. now. This barreled receiver kit, along with other parts that PSA is offering may just make AK's building FUN again. |
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Admittedly, I'm not an AK guy, so I preemptively fall on my sword of AK ignorance. Between this thread and the "AK timeline" thread, many are all fired up about the lack of a "sidemount." What's the BFD?
That said, PSA did say there would be several models of their AK but a bunch of people are writing off the model that was just released as though there won't be more to follow. Any smart business (and I use that term VERY loosely when talking about PSA) wouldn't blow their wad all at one time. You trickle new product out to maintain suspense and demand. You guys are clammering around like a bunch of hungry caged monkeys during feeding time at the zoo. Y'all need to fire up a little G&R's Patience. |
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Admittedly, I'm not an AK guy, so I preemptively fall on my sword of AK ignorance. Between this thread and the "AK timeline" thread, many are all fired up about the lack of a "sidemount." What's the BFD? That said, PSA did say there would be several models of their AK but a bunch of people are writing off the model that was just released as though there won't be more to follow. Any smart business (and I use that term VERY loosely when talking about PSA) wouldn't blow their wad all at one time. You trickle new product out to maintain suspense and demand. You guys are clammering around like a bunch of hungry caged monkeys during feeding time at the zoo. Y'all need to fire up a little G&R's Patience. Mounting optics. |
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Admittedly, I'm not an AK guy, so I preemptively fall on my sword of AK ignorance. Between this thread and the "AK timeline" thread, many are all fired up about the lack of a "sidemount." What's the BFD? That said, PSA did say there would be several models of their AK but a bunch of people are writing off the model that was just released as though there won't be more to follow. Any smart business (and I use that term VERY loosely when talking about PSA) wouldn't blow their wad all at one time. You trickle new product out to maintain suspense and demand. You guys are clammering around like a bunch of hungry caged monkeys during feeding time at the zoo. Y'all need to fire up a little G&R's Patience. Mounting optics. Sorry, I should've been more clear. I know the mount is for an optic, but is the side mount the only option? Is there no other aftermarket option? The vast majority of AKs I have encountered didn't have any optic on them what so ever so i guess I just didn't understand the urgent nature of the mount making or breaking the rifle. |
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I have never built an AK, but from quick reading it appears that most of the hard work is done. What tools will I need to assemble the AK using the parts kit and barreled receiver? Any guidance is greatly appreciated  You won't need any tools to complete it with both the build kit and the barreled receiver. |
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Sorry, I should've been more clear. I know the mount is for an optic, but is the side mount the only option? Is there no other aftermarket option? The vast majority of AKs I have encountered didn't have any optic on them what so ever so i guess I just didn't understand the urgent nature of the mount making or breaking the rifle. Quoted:
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Admittedly, I'm not an AK guy, so I preemptively fall on my sword of AK ignorance. Between this thread and the "AK timeline" thread, many are all fired up about the lack of a "sidemount." What's the BFD? That said, PSA did say there would be several models of their AK but a bunch of people are writing off the model that was just released as though there won't be more to follow. Any smart business (and I use that term VERY loosely when talking about PSA) wouldn't blow their wad all at one time. You trickle new product out to maintain suspense and demand. You guys are clammering around like a bunch of hungry caged monkeys during feeding time at the zoo. Y'all need to fire up a little G&R's Patience. Mounting optics. Sorry, I should've been more clear. I know the mount is for an optic, but is the side mount the only option? Is there no other aftermarket option? The vast majority of AKs I have encountered didn't have any optic on them what so ever so i guess I just didn't understand the urgent nature of the mount making or breaking the rifle. no its not the only option. it is the best, as it is HARD rivited to the side of the receivers. Other options include dust cover mounts, scout mounts, and gastube mounts as well. the russians, origionally used a rivited side mount, much like a PU scope look to it. |
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Thanks for the comments. We have added a few more items to the page. They will be in stock soon.
We are working on both a proper side mount, and a rear sight mount that allows the irons to be used with the optic. Unfortunately, they were not ready in time for the launch, but will be along before long. |
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Thanks for the comments. We have added a few more items to the page. They will be in stock soon. We are working on both a proper side mount, and a rear sight mount that allows the irons to be used with the optic. Unfortunately, they were not ready in time for the launch, but will be along before long. TA-DA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Thanks for the comments. We have added a few more items to the page. They will be in stock soon. We are working on both a proper side mount, and a rear sight mount that allows the irons to be used with the optic. Unfortunately, they were not ready in time for the launch, but will be along before long. 
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Palmetto State Armory is proud to announce the PSAK-47 American Standard MOE Build Kit. All the parts you need to turn your PSAK-47 barreled receiver to a PSAK-47 MOE Edition Rifle. Using the PSAK-47 barreled receiver (not included), no welding, drilling or riveting is required to build your PSAK-47 MOE Edition. Click HERE to purchase http://palmettostatearmory.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/540x/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/7/7/7778185.jpg No Bolt is included in this kit. The bolt is headspaced on, and included in, the PSAK-47 barreled receiver. Click Here to see the PSAK-47 Barreled Receiver Besides the Magpul furniture, what parts on these AK rifles are US made? It's not really specific in the product description. That information is kinda important for 922r compliance. |
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wood is good, make it look authentic, if i want a all black rifle i will get ar15 by the way what's the weight of these ak's? Quoted:
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Thanks for the comments. The intro build kits will be available in wood and standard polymer as well, stay tuned wood is good, make it look authentic, if i want a all black rifle i will get ar15 by the way what's the weight of these ak's? thats how i feel. I have wood laying around here already, so the no furniture version is more attractive for me. |
