Time for some AK love

[USSA-1]

Tom,
        For a quality 7.62 AK, I would stick with any of the Eastern Europe kits (Bulgarian, Romanian, E. German, Polish, etc.)  My 74 in the previous picture is built from a new Bulgarian parts kit and has shown some outstanding accuracy potential.

I would also recommend either the Arsenal SLR series or the VEPR's.  Both are very high quality products.

Erik

[2HOW]

KPR, you say your AKs not good with wolf ammo? As you can see I have kinda a cheapo Rommy and it is suprisingly accurate with wolf cheap FMJ. Funny how these AK style rifles are with diff. ammo. I have only shot out to 100m with iron sites, but its a bowling pin eating machine. The pic is not accurate, I took off the reflex site and put a 42mm red dot from NcStar, the reflex is on my AR now. Mine was great right out of the box, (lucky) my friends say. I like it well enough to want another, next will have all wood furniture, as close to original as I can get. Jim Fuller makes some awsome AK rifles.

[kilopaparomeo]

KPR, you say your AKs not good with wolf ammo?

I guess not good is relative.  Closer to 4-5 MOA at 100.

[Long Armed Devil]

Hey guys,

I'm getting my first AK 47.  I live in AZ and will be getting my rifle from Derek at AZEX Arms.  Will be in 7.62x39mm.  When I get it in a couple of weeks I'll post some pics. and let you know how it shoots.  Derek has a good rep as a quality builder.  Check him out if you are in the market.  BTW I am not affliated with his shop in any way.  Just giving my 2 cents.   I had a really good experience at his shop.

[Gunnutz13]

My Yugoslavian M70ab2 under folder with bayonet and 30 round BHO magazine...bought @ a Valley Forge, PA gun show in March of 2006 for $450...a CIA build using a DCI receiver. Very accurate with Wolf 7.62x39 ammo...

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[Topmaul]

Comrades, get a Saiga in 7.62x39 then build it the way you want or you could get it in .223. I have 4 Saiga 2 rifles and 2 shotguns they are sweet