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  • tajjn
    About right for around here - Cincinnati
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  • boeboe
    Looks fair to me!

    To err is human, to moo is bovine.
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  • dano1
    Tajjn or boeboe - do you know if there is a way to truly verify if it is a pre '89 import, besides threaded muzzle and bayo. lug?
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  • Boomerang
    Dano - The picture is of a stamped metal receiver rifle. I would go for a milled receiver for that money if possible. I just bought an Arsenal SA M-7 that has a milled receiver and I very pleased with the action (smooth) and its accuracy. For $650 you really ought to check these little babies out.

    Boomer

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  • boeboe
    The way to check would be the receiver markings, I think this seller has a high enough rating that you wouldn't have much to worry about. I have noticed his different AK47 auctions for over a year now.

    To err is human, to moo is bovine.
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  • julles
    dano1, I got a new in box AKS-762 from Poly Tech. I looked up their web site sent an email with S/N. They responded in a day with the date it was imported.
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  • dano1
    THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR HELP!!!
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  • deerhntr
    Good price IMO

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  • v35
    I believe the earlier Polytech imports had folding spike bayonets and later ones had the detachable knife bayonets. Also,(I believe) the muzzle brake is a later design. Early brakes were a short tube cut off at about 45 degrees; really a deflector,not a brake.
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