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| Malysh, you didn't happen to purchase that 74U from me did you?? last three #884 |
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| quote: Originally posted by bolo4tom: Malysh, you didn't happen to purchase that 74U from me did you?? last three #884
Nope. Custom receiver and a Tula parts kit bought many years ago. The early AKS-74U vented handguards and early mold number pistol grip were acquired separately. As were all the Soviet era magazines I have. It is an SBR. |
| Posts: 431 | Location: PA | Registered: November 21, 2004 |
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| I sold mine to someone on one of these forums and I cant recall which. My SBR also had a custom receiver, matching serial numbers from a Russian kit and the rolled Russian side folder, correct Cyrillic markings etc...a few differences in yours in mine...pg/and booster. great rifle you have there. thanks for the reply |
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| quote: Originally posted by SIG4EVA: I remember the days of sub $500 AK's all day long. Now the garbage ones have crested $1,000. I don't just get the demand to justify the pricing when you can have a really nice AR for the same money.
Same thing that happened to $99 SKS. The artificially cheap surplus guns and parts kits dried up. AKs are neither cheap nor easy to make and a good one will cost more to build then an equivalent A.R. 15 pattern rifle. |
| Posts: 528 | Location: Texas | Registered: March 25, 2013 |
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| I bought one of those SKS's for $129 in 1992. Still had it in the cosmo box until I sold it a few years back. Still regret it. |
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