Thanks! Now I just need to stock up on 7.62x39 blastin' ammo.
It's worth noting that it's still not as accurate as my post-ban Old Skool Maadi, purchased in '91. The action on that thing is REALLY smooth and solid.
I have a Saiga reworked by Chris Butler of AK USA that looks very much like that. It was A LOT MORE expensive though but probably not as nice (yours is a factory job but Chris's work is great so that sort of makes up for it). Anyone looking to do a AK104/102 or 5.56/7.62 Krink needs to get in on Arsenal's CR and UR models - excellent base guns for the project, especially since they come with the folding stocks ready to go. A little barrel work (and opening of the gas port/gas block on the 107UR) and you'll have a great gun.
Spooky
Thanks for the tip on AK USA.
Does anyone have muzzle velocity data on 5.45, 5.56, and 7.62 Krinks?
I'm having a 5.45 Krinkov made by MATR/BHI, but I'm wondering how much muzzle velocity is lost on 5.56 and 7.62 with an 8" barrel. I've heard about too many problems on the 5.56 AKs that I'll probably stick with 5.45 and 7.62x39.
Okay, I'm getting a SLR-107CR and I'm going to SBR it!
I just have to find one
Mine was ordered today!
Bar none, the SLR-107CR I examined over a month ago up at J&G Sales was the nicest stamped AK I'd ever seen in terms of fit, finish and smoothness of the action.
I was real impressed by it.
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