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Posted: 1/27/2004 2:55:38 PM EDT
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Since AK74s aren't readily available I am considering the following wild idea: 1. Get a Firing Line AK74 milled receiver. 2. Buy a Bulgarian AK74 parts kit. 3. Get somebody to put it together that knows what they are doing. Is this doable? Who would you recommend put it together? |
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well, despite the fact that no one ever built a milled a ak-74 (other than the stupid bulgarians and their wacko ideas about the rpk-74! heheh!). it can be done. the firingline can custom bore you a receiver that's ready for the bulgy al-74 bbl. an ak-47 buttstock will be required, of course. i'm sure ohio rapid fire or troy sellars at inrange could cobble one up for you. but, i must ask why you don't just get in on the 'seak', ak-74 custom build group buy? |
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To answer campy's question: 1. I like a heavy gun. 2. I want green furniture. 3. It doesn't really matter to me if my rifle is historically correct. 4. I might be able to trade an AR lower I have laying around for the AK receiver thus reducing my cash outlay. 5. The Ohio Conspiracy Theory. Has anybody noticed the SEAK rifles are built at OHIO Rapid Fire on a OHIO Ordnance Works receiver and that campy is from OHIO. The SEAK project is just a vehicle for Ohioans to rule the world. |
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5. The Ohio Conspiracy Theory. Has anybody noticed the SEAK rifles are built at OHIO Rapid Fire on a OHIO Ordnance Works receiver and that campy is from OHIO. The SEAK project is just a vehicle for Ohioans to rule the world. heheh! it does have that damned mo. trigger parts and gas piston! we're going to have to do somethinfg about that! i like heavyweight rifles, too. tonight i shot my anschutz and it is going to the line at just under 16 lbs. |
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