Russian AKs???

mpolans

January 05, 2005 22:03

Does anyone actually import non-sporterized RUSSIAN AKs? If so, who and how much?

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  TOOLX4

  January 05, 2005 22:50

  TRY TO LOOK AT ADS IN SHOTGUN NEWS.

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  dotcom_guy30

  January 14, 2005 19:03

  this topic has come up before , and one of they replies was , the non sportarized ones had been altered by the importers , atlantic firearms has some non sportarized ones here for sale on gunbroker
  
  the thing that scares me is that we could be living in someone else's own reality

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  zipperzap

  February 06, 2005 14:25

  nope

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  kimberkid

  February 06, 2005 18:32

  Since 1989, if it doesn't fit the "Sporting Use" criteria, its not importable ...
  

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  Skeltour

  February 06, 2005 19:11

  Joeken firearms have the real Russian Ak's. Just enough US stuff to be 922r compliant. I bought 4 kits that were damn good quality and would bet that 2 of them were never shot. All matching # parts. I used Ohio Ordinance receivers. They take about 12 hours to properly build. Bead blasting, Parkerizing, heating rivets, and some tricky assembling. They have fully assembled versions at very reasonable prices also. I can't say I've had great experiences with them but they do have the real deal Russian guns. The quality is much better than any of my Chinese or Bulgarian versions. www.joeken.net.
  
  RKBA

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