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Posted: 4/23/2006 4:35:27 AM EDT
Help ~  I have been offered a package deal on a Norinco MAK-90 Sporter. I have never owned an AK type and know just a little about them. MAK-90 Sporter, Stamped receiver, fired very little, clean. Wooden thumbhole stock, No muzzle device or bayonet lug. 4 new in the wrap 30 round "made in China" magazines. A small quantity of Norinco ammo is also included. I need to know if the MAC-90 is a good, reliable weapon and what the complete pkg. is worth. Thanks ~ |
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The stamped version of the Norinco MAK-90 is the way to go if you want to eventually lose the thumb hole stock. The milled versions are very nice but cannot be modified due to lack of furniture available for them. The Chinese manufactured version is a good mechanically working rifle. If you can get this rifle for around $300-$400 that is an OK price. I remember back in early 90's when these things were selling like hot cakes at $150-$200 a piece. The good old days. Kind of like the real estste market haha A lot of people have the stamped version and they are very reliable rifles. Later! |
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This is what I did with my MAK90. Some people don't like these stocks, but it works for me. http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/8324/akmedium5pb.jpg |
| i love my mak-90, i bought it about a year ago for $300 out the door, it came with the thumbhole stock which i soon replaced, which would have been alot easier if it would have had a stamped reciever, it took a while but I found one and i love it! I have never had any issues out of it at all, I love the 154gr wolf sp's the are pretty accurate even more so that the 122gr hp's. i plan to have another mak-90 but I would like one in .223. mak-90 with stamped reciever is the way to go! |
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