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There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
variants have been made in the USA for a long time
Add, Egypt, Romania, and Bulgaria too.An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
variants have been made in the USA for a long time
And many places other than Russia...offhand, I recal they are made in China, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary.
An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
variants have been made in the USA for a long time
And many places other than Russia...offhand, I recal they are made in China, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary.
An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
variants have been made in the USA for a long time
And many places other than Russia...offhand, I recal they are made in China, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary.
yes to name a few
When I was a kid, you could get a carbine for $25, Garand for $50, and a tanker for $75, mail order.No...someone to make the (prototyped but never mass-produced) carbine version of the M1 rifle (the M1 carbine is totally different), aka the "tanker Garand".
There are several being made here already, some with milled receivers.An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
I have had the AK and the Ruger Mini-30.There are several being made here already, some with milled receivers.An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
Century Arms makes theirs with a milled receiver rather than a stamped one.
I read recently an article stating that the issue with the front sight has been corrected, and the weapons are better quality now. I haven't any experience with them myself.I have had the AK and the Ruger Mini-30.There are several being made here already, some with milled receivers.An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
Century Arms makes theirs with a milled receiver rather than a stamped one.
Neither could hit a pie plate at 100 yards.
Either the rifles are inherently inaccurate, or the ammo is inherently inaccurate.
My M1-A and my Sig M-4 will both hit a tennis ball at 200 meters.
I can't hit a tennis ball consistently at 50 meters with the AK.
That's what I've heard too. While the AR is more accurate it's a bit more finicky. Supposedly run best wet. I haven't ran mine too much to know first hand but I hear it a lot.They just aren't too accurate.
But, within 50 yards, a great self defense weapon.
And, without intentionally abusing one, it is virtually certain to fire first time, every time, mag after mag.
If used against a car it will penetrate thick glass easily where as an AR will just bounce off.They just aren't too accurate.They're already made in the US.An American gun company has found a way around the anti-Russia sanctions that have banned imports of the Kalashnikov assault rifle: Make them here, in the U.S.A.
AK-47s Soon to be made in USA - Jan. 20 2015
There is absolutely no reason for this gun to be made in the states. Anyone with any brain should realize this. The U.S. has the most heavily-armed civilian population on the planet with an average of 88.8 guns for every 100 people. Isn't it enough?
And they're imported from other countries.
Last, they're extremely cool and fun, are utterly reliable, and chamber an effective round.
But, within 50 yards, a great self defense weapon.
And, without intentionally abusing one, it is virtually certain to fire first time, every time, mag after mag.
