It's not really ak related but anyway. Anyone have one? What do you think? I have one of the cheap ones and it is very accurate and has the best trigger of any firearm I own. What do you guys think?

I've got one of the Tech Force 3-1 AK folder rifles. I bought it as a novelty, it's actually pretty fun. Great for knocking beer cans off the fence posts out back, looks good in the gun rack of the truck.

I also bought one for my Son,I'll give it to him when he turns 6 in two years.Hopefully,it won't be worn out before I hand it over!

They had em at the local tool sale for 19.95 awhile back.Next time the truck comes thru Im going to get another one.Its been a blast for everyone but the cats in my trash can.

Quoted: the chinese guns are fine for plinking. i really do not care for break-barrel air rifles. i prefer a side-lever cocking gun with a proper loading door. i firmly believe an air rifle is well worth investing $3000 in, so yes, i recommend that folks move upmarket to the rws/diana rifles or the cheaper feinwerkbau rifles. air rifles are fun!

$3000?  Are you sure?  

Those are some pretty serious air rifles! And they look mean.

Feinstein would want to ban the first three and go after the fourth later

I bought my first one at a flea market in the early 1980's it was a 4.5mm/.177" model B-3 that has a fixed barrel with the cocking lever under the barrel. Used it to slay 1000's of pidgens,starlings,and sparrows. It fired Crossman 8.2 grain pellets at 630fps which was around 100fps faster than the top of the line Crossman and Dasiy multi pump rifles. After about 10 years it started loosing velosity so I rebuilt it by putting a new spring and making a new piston seal. This resulted in it  returning to it former preformance level.
Since buying the first one I have owned a dozen different models of Chinese air rifles. I have owned several models of under lever,side lever,break barrel,and CO2 models. I have shot just about every model they make except the high end target models.

Velosities listed below are with stardard weight Crossman pellets.

The lower priced break barrel rifles are pretty much for kids plinking in the backyard due to it's low veloisity of 320fps in .22 and 430fps in .177.
The under lever and side lever models produce low-mid 600fps velosities and are real good for 100-150 feet shots at small game(sparrows,starlings). Hunting big game(pidgens,squirrels) require 100 feet or less distances with head shots to put them down with one shot.
The top of the line rifles rated at 1000fps will only produce lower-mid 800fps velosities but do increse the distance for head shots and allow chest shots at closer distances on big game with clean kills.
In the mid 1980's I bought a RWS model 36 rifle which at the time was the top velosity model rated at 1000fps. It would produce within  a few fps of the rated 1000fps velosities and really incresed the distance for clean kills on big game.
Bottom line is the Chinese air rifles are the best bang for the buck. Just make sure to pick the right model for your intended use.
Low priced=plinking only
Mid priced=short-mid range hunting.
High priced= long range hunting