I don't know much about ak's so please fill me in.  Ran across an ak I don't know what it is.  It's marked intrac, caliber 5.45 x 39, Romainia, and has the O.O.W. marking on the bottom of the gun in front of the mag well.  I assume OOW means Ohio Ordance Works, but maybe something else.
It has the plastic, wood grain looking fixed stock and forearm.  Is the wood grain looking stuff what you call bakelite.  Anyway, he want's $320.00 for it.  Is this a good or bad price? It is still NIB.
Thanks in advance for any info.  

Do you have any idea what kind of mags came with these Ohio Ordance guns when they were sold new.  It's only got one mag with it and its one of those redish/brown plastic mags. (I know there is a name for them but I can't remember what they call them).  Or did they have just a regular steel mag.

Quoted: Do you have any idea what kind of mags came with these Ohio Ordance guns when they were sold new.  It's only got one mag with it and its one of those redish/brown plastic mags. (I know there is a name for them but I can't remember what they call them).  Or did they have just a regular steel mag.

east german bakelite magazine

Just know that the ammunition is harder to find and more expensive for that caliber. If you buy that gun, get 3 or 4k rounds from Sportsmans Guide. That way you gun will always have ammunition. The magazines are also more expensive and harder to come by than the standard 7.62X39 AK mags. So I would buy a bunch of them when I had the chance too. Someone will probably come along and completely discredit everything I said, but this is what I have found to be true.  

That seems like a good deal to me. I would pick it up if I were looking for a different caliber AK.

Where can you find east german bakelite mags at a decent price.  I never see them out here in the middle of BFE.

Quoted: Just know that the ammunition is harder to find and more expensive for that caliber. If you buy that gun, get 3 or 4k rounds from Sportsmans Guide. That way you gun will always have ammunition. The magazines are also more expensive and harder to come by than the standard 7.62X39 AK mags. So I would buy a bunch of them when I had the chance too. Someone will probably come along and completely discredit everything I said, but this is what I have found to be true.   That seems like a good deal to me. I would pick it up if I were looking for a different caliber AK.

12 pack of bulgy 5.45 mags is under $40 a ohio rapid fire