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AK WASR What is it??

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  • young n dum
    wasr is imported as a single stack (read 10rd mag ) and then milled out to accept double stack mags

    To all the liberals.....bite me!
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  • beantole
    young n dum: OK, that explains it. Thanks!
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  • drobs
    Romanian made. I like my Wasr10

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    Regards,
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  • beantole
    Nice looking weapon, drobs. Since the WASR is apparently converted into a high capacity firearm is there any difference in quality between an AK originally made to accept 30 round double stack mags and the WASR after it has been modified and milled to accept the 30 round mags?
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  • say it aint so 2
    For what its worth and nothing against the weapon above,Ive had two wasr's and had problems with both in the fact that as they are milled out after reciever is stamped loading and unloading the mags seemed to work the reciever loose or spread it out causing malfunction and jamming problems that i have not had with a standard hi-cap reciever
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  • Patriots son
    If you have Chinese,and Russian Ak's already, You will only be let down. but i'm partial to Chinese....just my 2cents.
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  • drobs
    quote:Originally posted by beantole
    Nice looking weapon, drobs. Since the WASR is apparently converted into a high capacity firearm is there any difference in quality between an AK originally made to accept 30 round double stack mags and the WASR after it has been modified and milled to accept the 30 round mags?


    I had to take a dremmel tool to the magwell on mine to get mags to easily realease. Otherwise they were a pita to get in and out but I knew that going in.

    My sar1 and my wasr10 both had aweful scratched up finishes. The SAR1 has the standard "dimples" in the receiver the Wasr10 didn't. Both guns work great with a little tweeking.

    Good website (sold me on my 1st AK: the SAR1) is:
    http://www.gunsnet.net/Linx310/
    The site is getting a little dated now, but I believe you can apply most of what is said there to the WASR10.


    Regards,
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