Ordered a new set of traditional Romanian wood furniture. Had to completely strip and refinish it, but I think it came out great... I'm really diggin the new look and I don't see too many AKs with the wood foregrip built into the handguard...
Here's a pic of my Yugoslavian AKMS ( 7,62x39mm ) manufactured by Zastava Arms in the city of Kragujevac, in modern day Serbia. TECHNICAL DATA Assault Rifle M70AB2 Calibre (mm) 7,62x39 Twist rate (mm) 240 Number of grooves 4 Weight (kg) Weapon 4.04 Magazine, empty (30 rounds) 0.36 Length (mm) Weapon with folded stock 900 Barrel 415 Mechanical Features Type of fire- Semi-Auto Operation- Gas operated Locking system- Rotating bolt Muzzle velocity (m/s) 720 Rate of fire (rounds/min.) 620 Maximum effective range (m) 300
There has to be a few Browning Owners out there that also own an AK47 or CommBloc clone that would like to share a picture and the story of the weapon...I know I would like to hear about it !!
I like the MAK 90. I picked one up yesterday with a couple of 75 round drum magazines, but mine doesn't have the original wood furniture on it, been replaced with plastic AR style stock and Aluminum Quad rail.
Here is my newly acquired MAK 90 with 2-75 round drums, 5 Tapco 30s, 1 steel 30 rounder, and 520rounds of WPA steel cased ammo