blindndead
NES Member
There is nothing funny looking about RPK's.![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
OOOOOOOOOO I see now RPK, I Didnt know. learn something new every day wikipedia is a boat load of info Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikovan to add to my wish list please.
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OOOOOOOOOO I see now RPK, I Didnt know. learn something new every day wikipedia is a boat load of info Ruchnoy Pulemyot Kalashnikovan to add to my wish list please.
Just to clarify, AFAIK not all AK's with bi-pods are RPK's. The RPK is a specific design variant. I know for a fact that Adams is a Sar-1, because I regretfully sold it to him, and I don't regret selling many guns.
RPK info from Wikipedia
Variants
RPKN, RPKS, RPKSN, RPK-74, RPK-74N, RPKS-74, RPKS-74N
RPK info from Wikipedia
Variants
RPKN, RPKS, RPKSN, RPK-74, RPK-74N, RPKS-74, RPKS-74N
Here's the PSL-54c and my Bulgarian AK74 build.
The wood on the PSL is going to be refinished. It looks like it was done by a monkey with a really runny nose...
The wood on the PSL is going to be refinished. It looks like it was done by a monkey with a really runny nose...
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They all do.
The one in my pic on the first page had to be stripped and scraped with furniture stripper because it was so heavy.
A few coats of a tung oil/minwax mix followed up by Minwax spray poly buffed in between coats gave the results shown.
I wanted the red-ish hue and durability of poly and it came out great.
Yeah... I started stripping the upper and lower forestock this evening. Multiple applications of strip-eze and there is still more to go.
I redid the stocks on the Bulgarian. I love the way the lower forestock looks. I just used minwax 'red oak' and many applications of BLO. It has an amazing reddish hue to it and is absolutely smooth. I wish the rest of the wood was made from the same material. I think I'm going to go the same route for the PSL.
I redid the stocks on the Bulgarian. I love the way the lower forestock looks. I just used minwax 'red oak' and many applications of BLO. It has an amazing reddish hue to it and is absolutely smooth. I wish the rest of the wood was made from the same material. I think I'm going to go the same route for the PSL.
Here's my most recent acquisition: Hungarian SA-85m. 7.62x39 post-ban AWB, pre-ban import. Barely any rounds through it. Picked up 8 pre-ban 30rd magazines to go with it. 
an interesting specimen
I have a somewhat unusual MAK 90 I might put up for sale. It's one of those rifles that was in customs when the 1989 import ban went into effect. It was shipped back to China and modified to be legal. The original markings on the receiver were "written over" like the example at http://www.ak-47.us/Article_Detail.php?g=content1146683655 (scroll down to the 4th picture, right hand side of screen).
I'm traveling for my job right now but I'll try to put up some pictures early next week.
I have a somewhat unusual MAK 90 I might put up for sale. It's one of those rifles that was in customs when the 1989 import ban went into effect. It was shipped back to China and modified to be legal. The original markings on the receiver were "written over" like the example at http://www.ak-47.us/Article_Detail.php?g=content1146683655 (scroll down to the 4th picture, right hand side of screen).
I'm traveling for my job right now but I'll try to put up some pictures early next week.
Yes you do Kev, lots of fun and cheaper to feed then the Springfield.
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I usually don't mark out for plastic, but Zero Hour has a beautiful Bulgarian AK in 5.45x39. Its pretty much a copy of what the Russian army uses today.
I just wish it didn't cost so much or else I'd already own it.
I just wish it didn't cost so much or else I'd already own it.
richc
NES Member
Two different Polytech legends... regular stock and underfolder:
Two different VZ58's - AK47 look alikes... but designed differently... but a great shooter... very accurate and very comfortable to shoot:
Two different VZ58's - AK47 look alikes... but designed differently... but a great shooter... very accurate and very comfortable to shoot:
Just your basic SAR-1. Nuthin' fancy. Someday I'll put wood furniture on it.
How much?
I would guess $900+, even WASR are going for $500 now. I got my Arsenal for $600 a few years ago and am so glad I got it, what a great rifle. You will pay more for an Arsenal but they awesome rifles.
<----------- I love my rifle....even though it probably makes Ray cringe looking at it.![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
<----------- I love my rifle....even though it probably makes Ray cringe looking at it.
I would guess $900+, even WASR are going for $500 now. I got my Arsenal for $600 a few years ago and am so glad I got it, what a great rifle. You will pay more for an Arsenal but they awesome rifles.
<----------- I love my rifle....even though it probably makes Ray cringe looking at it.
I think that's what I want. Thanks for the input.
ranger4-7
Army Veteran
My Romanian Intrac II wearing East German furniture.
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SJan
NES Member
Here is my Romanian, nothing special, but the sight is straight and it goes bang every time.
I would guess $900+, even WASR are going for $500 now. I got my Arsenal for $600 a few years ago and am so glad I got it, what a great rifle. You will pay more for an Arsenal but they awesome rifles.
<----------- I love my rifle....even though it probably makes Ray cringe looking at it.
I think your Arsenal Inc looks good. Its a new AK so plastic is ok since they're all polymer now with no wood.
The Bulgarian at Zero Hour is $1,000 and worth every penny. You just have to scoop up 5.45x39 ammo which is still relatively cheap since not many people have AKs that shoot it.
FalArAk
NES Member
I think your Arsenal Inc looks good. Its a new AK so plastic is ok since they're all polymer now with no wood.
The Bulgarian at Zero Hour is $1,000 and worth every penny. You just have to scoop up 5.45x39 ammo which is still relatively cheap since not many people have AKs that shoot it.
Is it an Arsenal SLR105 ?
Not sure. I know its Bulgarian and looks exactly like a modern Russian AK.
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best stuff from china....
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My new to me WASR-10 with synthetic stock. I'm hopefully getting a wood stock set for it soon and swapping it out.
jpdopes
NES Member
Here's my Romanian Sar-1 that i got off Gunbroker. The previous owner, who is a woodworker, refinished it. It's in great shape but unfortunately he failed to mention that the rear sight was canted to the right. I've drifted the front sight as much as possible to compensate but my groups at 50 yards are still about 2 inches to the right. I'm thinking a good solution would be to install Tech-sights.
Here's my Romanian Sar-1 that i got off Gunbroker. The previous owner, who is a woodworker, refinished it. It's in great shape but unfortunately he failed to mention that the rear sight was canted to the right. I've drifted the front sight as much as possible to compensate but my groups at 50 yards are still about 2 inches to the right. I'm thinking a good solution would be to install Tech-sights.
Are you sure its the rear sight and not the front? If its the front you can drive out the pin and re-adjust the sight and pin it where it belongs. Rifle looks great btw.
Not anymore.
http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Romanian_GP-WASR_10_63_7.62x39_Rifle.html
Bout time they start to come down.
