AK47 in .223

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MartinS

Re: AK47 in .223

#11 Post by MartinS »

Thanks guys for info.

All info is much welcome, good or bad before I commit.
Blu

Re: AK47 in .223

#12 Post by Blu »

Actually guys the Chinese arsenal Norinco made an AK47 in 5.56 (Norinco 84S). I owned one up until a few years ago and there are still a fair few of them floating around over here. Bill (anti gun) Clinton put a stop to them coming into the country when he was President.

http://www.ak-47.us/Chinese-4.php

Blu :twisted:
MartinS

Re: AK47 in .223

#13 Post by MartinS »

Blu wrote:Actually guys the Chinese arsenal Norinco made an AK47 in 5.56 (Norinco 84S). I owned one up until a few years ago and there are still a fair few of them floating around over here. Bill (anti gun) Clinton put a stop to them coming into the country when he was President.

http://www.ak-47.us/Chinese-4.php

Blu :twisted:
Very nice Blu!

What made you sell it?
MartinS

Re: AK47 in .223

#14 Post by MartinS »

Saiga Sporter doesn't look at all bad at the price!

Longer 21" barrel should be more accurate?!
Blu

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#15 Post by Blu »

Martin, I sold it because it was very hard on the brass, It would leave a huge dent in the brass on rendering it useless for reloading. Also if I'm honest it wasn't really that accurate but saying that it was fun to shoot.

Blu :twisted:
Burner

Re: AK47 in .223

#16 Post by Burner »

Several makers and countries made the AK-47 is several different calibers they have been around for 25-30 years or so.
Just because the chamber is different does not change the design of the gun.
The Sagia is a fine firearm.
Check for a VEPER also, russian sporting rifles.
Both are AK's with fuggly sporty furniture
MartinS

Re: AK47 in .223

#17 Post by MartinS »

Thanks Blu and Burner

At least yer honest! I'm going to look at a Saiga next week in the flesh so we're see how it goes but in the meantime I'm going to find out a bit more about the Saiga AK sporter.

They seem to get the thumbs up!!
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Re: AK47 in .223

#18 Post by Sandgroper »

“The standard you walk past is the standard you accept.”

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MartinS

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#19 Post by MartinS »

Sandgroper wrote:A review for you - http://www.gunmart.net/gun_review/saiga_m3_ak101/

Good review that! :goodjob:

Very keen indeed to get to my hands on one to get a feel for it! :cheers:
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Re: AK47 in .223

#20 Post by Sandgroper »

If you do get one, I would recommend get one of these http://www.rusmilitary.com/images/gp_recoil_pad.jpg as it increases the length of pull and makes it more comfortable to shoot.

Mine just before I sold it
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The business end with moderator!
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