2 new Arsenal AKs coming out. 1 less expensive, 1 very expensive - http://www.ammoland.com/2017/01/two-...-arsenal-2017/
Any concerns with polymer on the less expensive model or non-issue?
2 new Arsenal AKs coming out. 1 less expensive, 1 very expensive - http://www.ammoland.com/2017/01/two-...-arsenal-2017/
Any concerns with polymer on the less expensive model or non-issue?
Just got a second SAM7SF. I Need that SAM7SFK. If I buy a black rifle this year, that will be it.
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Pardon the derpy question, but are left-hand muzzle threads the opposite of what we're used to?
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Yes. Most U.S. muzzle threads are right handed
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Lefty tighty, righty loosy.Originally Posted by Chance
The polymer k-var furniture is the nicest "stock" ak furniture out there.
The 14x1mm threads also give you a lot more options for flash hiders compared to the ak-74 style 24x1.5mm threads.
Last edited by Caballoflaco; 01-18-2017 at 05:53 PM.
The area with the optics mount, sling loop, selector switch, extended receiver, looks like a four way train wreck on the SAM7SFK, sadly.
I have been wanting a basic, simple, 7.62x39 for ages but did not like the quality of the Century options I checked out. The budget Arsenal is a WILL-buy for me.
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This.
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I may also jump on this.
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