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The AK47 is undoubtedly one of the most widely produced and distributed firearms in the world. Their simplicity in design and function, ease to mass produce, and low relative cost has made them the waepon of choice for both military and private use for decades. Not to mention they're almost impossible to kill.

So let's see those AK pics...

Here's my Romanian noisemaker...

^ Very nice!


Just curious, what is it that makes it NY compliant?

Lack of bayonet lug, preban magazine, fixed stock and pinned muzzle brake

^ Ah, thanks for the education...

Nice AK's guys...my husband has had a couple of these!

Decided to restore my AK with an authentic wooden Romanian handguard and furniture. The set was actually Romanian surplus and was pretty old. It was in great condition when it showed up, but the finish was worn and brownish grey in color.

Here it is sanded down and ready to be re-finished...




... a few coats of Red Mahogany, a light laquer, and here's the end result...



I'm really diggin the new look and I don't see too many AKs with the Romy handguard...

Here's a pic of my Yugoslavian AKMS ( 7,62x39mm ) manufactured by Zastava Arms in the city of Kragujevac, in modern day Serbia.




TECHNICAL DATA

Assault Rifle M70AB2
Calibre (mm) 7,62x39
Twist rate (mm) 240
Number of grooves 4

Weight (kg)
Weapon 4.04
Magazine, empty (30 rounds) 0.36

Length (mm)
Weapon with folded stock 900
Barrel 415

Mechanical Features
Type of fire- Semi-Auto
Operation- Gas operated
Locking system- Rotating bolt

Muzzle velocity (m/s) 720
Rate of fire (rounds/min.) 620
Maximum effective range (m) 300

My Pop's Norinco MAK 90..

Good looking furniture on that Mak 90 !

Yes Sir,

I love the thumbhole stock...