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[RetroRevolver77]

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[AKS-74U]

My ears were burning.

The Krink is basically the perfect PDW. It's tiny, takes common mags and ammo, fires a rifle cartridge in an MP5-sized weapon, hides basically anywhere, and is actually a capable weapon despite being designed as a big compromise.

[Failure2Stop]

I'm a big fan of the AKS-74U, even more so with the Bulgarian blast diffuser.
I can't remember the designation off the top of my head, but the 7.562x39 shorty is turbo rad.

[Rayrevolver]

I have 4 rifles that were on my "reasonable to own" bucket list. The AKS-74U was one of them and I recently got something close. This one is an SLR in 5.56.

This is my first AK purchase and probably the only one I will own. Also the first pistol where I drilled a hole in the receiver. I did a terrible job shaping the hole but the folding hardware works.

All I am missing is that Bulgy 4-piece FH. Currently has an adapter and brake for a suppressor.

[RetroRevolver77]

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[Arik]

I own this one. 107ur


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[Bret]

All I am missing is that Bulgy 4-piece FH. Currently has an adapter and brake for a suppressor.

My suggestion is not to run your rifle with a booster unless you need it to get the rifle to cycle reliably as all you'd be doing is overgassing it. All of my krinks run 100% without a booster. Perhaps they're needed more in full auto. Of course they do look good with the booster when hanging on the wall.

[AKS-74U]

Those 4pc fh are hard to find, expensive and heavy. I'd go for a classic krinkov brake first. Runs the same and is lighter.