AK Suggestions?

[SteyrAUG]

Getting into the "quality AK" game is more $$ than most people think it will be and are willing to pay. For some reason people have the mindset that all AKs should be "less than $500", which is just plain wrong.

As said by several before, yes, it will cost more than you may have been originally plainning but the Arsenal guns are a solid choice.

It was that way for a time. I remember when AKs were 3 for 1 compared to an AR. Damn things were like crack and at one time I had more than two dozen of them because decent ones were $300.

[hotrodder636]

Yeah, I missed those days...those and the FA guns before they cost $20k...

It was that way for a time. I remember when AKs were 3 for 1 compared to an AR. Damn things were like crack and at one time I had more than two dozen of them because decent ones were $300.

[TED]

I can build an AK pistol, but I don't think its worth it. I've heard building an AK for starters is similar to witchcraft and summoning Thor himself.

594 apparently has gotten one person to date, but that person was over 21 and transferred a pistol to someone who was 19. Technically speaking... Its already illegal under federal law, so it wasn't knocking someone for transferring a rifle to someone who can own one.
No one here is violating the law though, people were at first, but now everyones going through FFLs.

The 10% added tax for all transfers really.... really sucks.

Source:
http://nwnewsnetwork.org/post/washin...ound-check-law

I believe that to be false. Someone who is 18 CAN, under Federal law, own, buy, sell, trade, possess a handgun. The MYTH that Federal law prohibits people under 21 from owning a handgun comes from the restriction on an FFL dealer. An FFL dealer can not sell a handgun or ammunition intended for use in a handgun to a person under 21. The restriction is on the dealer not the individual. So then how does a person under 21 legally acquire a handgun or ammunition intended for use in a handgun? From any legal source that is NOT an FFL!!

TED