Yeah I know [###] is commercial market
/###\ is military or police service
/###\ is military or police service
Foreign Weapons and Obscure Builds V3
- Thread starter KhyberPass
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[136] with some possible custom bubba work on the stock
No bayo lug
No cleaning rod holder
Check out this stock
No bayo lug
No cleaning rod holder
Check out this stock
$900!!! Sigh. No money!!!
I may have a chance to buy gold and silver coin collection for not much over melt.
I saw a dozen+ of Morgans, $1 gold coins, silver dollars, etc.
Can't buy any guns till I know if coin seller agrees.
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They even did a pretty good job filling the bayo slot up.
It's a Poly ATL import but not a hunter best I can tell due to the military style sling points.
Hunters had the true Monte Carlo stock with standard rifle sling point we all see on our American hunting rifles
It's a Poly ATL import but not a hunter best I can tell due to the military style sling points.
Hunters had the true Monte Carlo stock with standard rifle sling point we all see on our American hunting rifles
sent this guy my best trade offer.. we'll see
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FS EXTREMELY RARE! 1954 Russian Type 2 AK-47
For your consideration is a very early Russian AK-47, the first milled variant (Not to be confused with the Type 1 that was stamped) or also called Type 2. Parts were assembled on a reproduction US receiver that was serialized to match. Sling is the correct 1954 dated year, and comes with one...
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I see a Type 3, not a Type 2:
-receiver cover
-recoil spring assembly
-selector lever
-sling loop on gas block
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-receiver cover
-recoil spring assembly
-selector lever
-sling loop on gas block
FS EXTREMELY RARE! 1954 Russian Type 2 AK-47
But it has the third hole. Show me where, because I built this and it doesn't. You're getting confused with the selector stop rivet or the dimpled selector slots, both of which are correct for the gun and year. I don't take kindly to people thinking I'm selling an unregistered machine gun out...
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sent this guy my best trade offer.. we'll see
FS EXTREMELY RARE! 1954 Russian Type 2 AK-47
For your consideration is a very early Russian AK-47, the first milled variant (Not to be confused with the Type 1 that was stamped) or also called Type 2. Parts were assembled on a reproduction US receiver that was serialized to match. Sling is the correct 1954 dated year, and comes with one...
Looks like type 2 receiver and furniture with some type 3 parts on the front end.I see a Type 3, not a Type 2:
-receiver cover
-recoil spring assembly
-selector lever
-sling loop on gas block
FS EXTREMELY RARE! 1954 Russian Type 2 AK-47
But it has the third hole. Show me where, because I built this and it doesn't. You're getting confused with the selector stop rivet or the dimpled selector slots, both of which are correct for the gun and year. I don't take kindly to people thinking I'm selling an unregistered machine gun out...
Type 2 has the weird slant at rear of receiver with the metal collar on buttstock and handguards.
Sup hooligans !!
Soggy soup sammich again here in GA
Soggy soup sammich again here in GA
Well, if you gave it to my grandma (either one), I’m sure you got worse back!
Didn’t know you were into necrophilia…
They’ve both been dead at least 20 years
Got one for my mom a while back.
What’s yer question?
