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5/6/2010 8:08:17 PM EDT
Iam selling an AK I built up from a romy kit years ago and have seen people referencing "romy G" kit as if it held a different value than a standard wasr rifle. I distinctly remember seeing a G on the part or parts but dont know why its significant. So what sets the G kits apart from other romanian ak variants?
5/6/2010 10:03:53 PM EDT
[#1]
It was a "GUARD" rifle. Lot's of parades & marching. It was built as full auto, but the back of the disconnector was cut to make it semi only. Good quality. The kit I still have looks like it was never fired. A guy named Bocefus was selling mint kits a few years back & I got 2. One was built into a real nice gun, & the other kit still sits. One of the last kits to come in with original barrels. Now all kits have US barrels.  GARY  N4KVE
5/7/2010 5:04:24 AM EDT
[#2]
Many of the rifles made for the Patriotic guard were never issued, so the parts in many of the kits were new.
The kits can be identified by a reddish orange "G" on the left side of the rear sight base and a black band around the butt of the stock.
5/7/2010 6:25:35 AM EDT
[#3]
they were actually one of the best kits to get. the barrels and parts are as milspec as one can get. the early ones (81 and older)were machined and made  as well as any other AKM variant. they had a red G engraved on them deeper. the later ones had rougher tool marks and lightly engraved orange G, which was often nice in that they were easly to mill away, to get rid of that ugly azz G.  they are just as good, but often people thought they were not because, they were not as pretty. kinda like the colt lowers that people moaned about because they had ugly milling marks on the lowers,when they were still just as good.  and like mentioned the big plus is most were never fired !!! ofcourse, all the builders want them now,given all the imported and american made junk floating around. If made right, its as good as it gets. heres one  that was unfired with the cardboard in the barrel.







5/7/2010 9:11:25 AM EDT
[#4]
Thanks for the great responses. Mine had an orange G just like the one above and had the black line on the stock. I remember looking though the barrel when I got the kit wondering if it had even been fired before. I recoated everything with moly resin and built it on a US receiver and polish underfolder. Its the nicest AK Ive owned for sure.
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