People asking over a grand for a stamped receiver Iron sighted AK ???? Damn....
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10-26-2020, 01:19 PM #11MGO Member
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10-26-2020, 02:13 PM #12MGO Member
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Check out prices on the almighty WASR10! Just a few years ago they were $350, wish I had bought all that Dunham’s had in stock....
Originally Posted by westcliffe01
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11-01-2020, 09:19 AM #13MGO Member
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Picked up my gun yesterday, all is perfect except I found the top rail is out of spec!! I tried to install my PA micro dot when I got home, and the rail is too wide for it to set down on, so any of you dealers with these in stock, you might want to try to fit a dot on your guns before you sell them. I will be sending this back for a new top cover, too bad because it is straight as an arrow, perfect otherwise. They do use retainer plates to hold the axis pins in, and they could stand to be .010"-.016" thicker for a better fit. I swapped in a thicker plate I had to hold the trigger pin in tighter. I can see why people say the hole is too big, when the pin backs out .010", it does move!
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11-01-2020, 01:08 PM #14I am a Forum User
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Why not just have them send another cover ? Originally Posted by JDG
Picked up my gun yesterday, all is perfect except I found the top rail is out of spec!! I tried to install my PA micro dot when I got home, and the rail is too wide for it to set down on, so any of you dealers with these in stock, you might want to try to fit a dot on your guns before you sell them. I will be sending this back for a new top cover, too bad because it is straight as an arrow, perfect otherwise. They do use retainer plates to hold the axis pins in, and they could stand to be .010"-.016" thicker for a better fit. I swapped in a thicker plate I had to hold the trigger pin in tighter. I can see why people say the hole is too big, when the pin backs out .010", it does move!
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11-01-2020, 03:24 PM #15MGO Member
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It has a hinged cover like a PAP or a Krink, I don’t have a way to flare the pin after installing. Originally Posted by dirtmcgirt76239
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11-01-2020, 06:13 PM #16I am a Forum User
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Ok, I figured there had to be a good reason. Originally Posted by JDG
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11-07-2020, 12:20 PM #17MGO Member
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Just got back from zeroing the irons, very smooth shooter! It groups better at 50 yards then the Scorpion I sold that funded this purchase
Very satisfied other then the out of spec rail.
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