I'm new too. That wasn't a very responsive or polite reply.
I guess I'm a "NOOOOOOB" too., but at least I'm going to try to answer the gentleman's quetions. So here goes:
A quality AK variant
Good: More robust and reliable, less sensative to stoppages and more tolerant to dirt, dust, etc.
Bad: Accuracy (3-5 MOA), less ergonomic (safety).
Quality AR:
Good: accuracy (1-2 MOA), ergonomic, lots of accessories (rails, mounts, etc.);
Bad: Small parts, stoppage and foreign matter sensitive, not as reliable unless better maintained.
Also, the round normally associated with the 7.62x39 is a better brush, etc., penetrator, but may not produce the wounds associated with a higher velocity projectile such as the 5.56 in the AR. Ballistically, the AR round is high velocity, flat shooting, but deflects easily firing through cover. The AK round is a standard .30 cal, intermediate cartridge that cuts through cover better, and retains better stability through cover, but isn't as steller a geletin block destroyer.
Hope that helps more than "NOOOOOOOB"
AB
Quoted: Get both... NOOOOOB
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