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Jim |
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Wed. Mar 11, 2009 |
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9 Stars out of
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I own a Preban Steyr ARM, a Pars RML and another Pars ARM. I'll dispel a myth, the RML and ARM are identical in quality to my particular Steyr Pre-ban. My main shooter is the RML which was purchased new in 1992-1993 or so and has fired in excess of 20,000 rounds in its 16 year life. Features? Original Russian AKM pattern with original semi gloss enamal finish. These rifles are easy to bring back to the proper post ban config by a simply welding up the removed bayonet lug tabs and filing them to shape, and sleeving/threading if the threads were turned off. Ironwood and a couple others produce excellent Soviet AKM wood some of which are Russian laminated birch and cut to shape in the US. Add a US gas piston, 'US made' Bakelite grip, and G2 trigger group and it all set.
I own several other AK's from China, Romania, Hungary, and a Yugo M70 under folder but the Maadi's are my favorite hands down. |
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Still the closest to a late 60's/early 70's Soviet era AKM rifle. Being fully built in a foreign arsenal is a big plus. Standard eastern european pattern makes having spare parts on hand a breeze. |
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Cost: its getting just a bit expensive to make 922r compliant if you want to make a pre ban modification. |
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Very easy to use |
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Arsenal type build |
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pale horse |
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Wed. Nov 5, 2008 |
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7 Stars out of
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was givin a maadi arm as a xmas gift early I was pleased to say the least one five round mag one 30 looks to be shot very little but beat up more than most never cased I think plan to cerakote it in two green shade one tan or two lots of dots like danish cammo have a multi cam temp plate set looking for blond set & red set lam and one rear folder galil type plan on getting a soviet scope trid lit for sniping in a red dawn setting and useing white blotch cammo also stocking up on 10 20 round mags 10 30 round & 10 40 rounds useing lapua 7.62x39 brass and have 40 pounds of com bloc powder for that cal need projectils and ready to get down also have 7.62 x39 uppers for my ar -15.s |
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its a klash |
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I dont have ten of them |
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free xmas present early |
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Sluf01 |
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10Aug06 |
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I had one of these a few years ago, I wish I didn't sell it now |
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Fiveocommando |
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9/13/2005 |
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10 Stars out of
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A great gun. Extremely reliable and easy to use. The stock finish is great on mine but I am not a big fan of the enamel finish from a strictly cosmetic standpoint. The gun is plenty accurate for an AK and has chewed up all the ammo I have fed it without a single hitch. I love this gun and consider it to be one of the best, if not the the best, non-Russian AK available. |
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Simple to operate and maintain. Extremely robust and reliable. |
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No bayonet lug |
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$300 |
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Daniel |
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Sept. 04,2005 |
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10 Stars out of
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I bought this gun brand new in the spring of 1995 and have shot thousands of rounds through it using 8 - 30rd clips, and 1 40rd clip, it came with a 5rd clip, but I mod. to hold 7 rounds. This gun has Never jammed on me or given me ANY problems. I wrapped it with woodland camo-tape and other 3-D camoflage so you never see me or my gun while I'm sneaking in for a shot! |
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Very acurate, I always hit what I aim at! So much fun to shoot and I'd trust my life to this gun. I think the stock is fine and I don't have a problem with it. I used a wire to hold the second bolt catch down, thus making it full auto in abt. 30 seconds and back to semi-auto by just untwisting the wire and pulling it out. No other modification was nessassery. |
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$200.00 |
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Larry |
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3/26/2005 |
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Mine was imported by Century Arms. It came with the crappy looking thumbhole stock, which broke the first trip to the range. After probably 1,000 rounds, the rear trunnion was shifting rearward. I replaced the trunnion and rivets, replaced the stock, new Tapco trigger, SAW style pistol grip, AR type telescoping butt-stock. After a little work, it's a great little gun. |
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cheaper AK (when I bought it) |
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the rivets in the rear trunion were weak, and the stock left something to be desired |
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$289 at the gun shop, now, I have probably $450-500 in it |
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Russ from Wayland |
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3/24/2005 |
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Can shoot lots of lead without jamming.
Very durable. These weapons were made for conscript soldiers who didn't know the proper care to give it. |
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The stock that it came with totally sucked. The wood near the trigger was so thick that I could barely reach the trigger to fire the weapon before I sanded it down.
The color sucks too. I'd recommend a dark cherry red, or mahogoney. |
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justashooter |
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3/19/2005 |
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Good gun to own. Not a showpiece, but a solid shooter. Prefer it to the mak90. Numerous post ban imports still imported with f/a bolt carriers despite common references otherwise. I have seen quite a few when inspecting them originally at shows/shops. Not that it affects operation in any way. You can use a f/a carrier. The problem is adding either the third axis hole and the military top rail with the slot for the autosear. |
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Reliable and good accuracy. |
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Don't care for the enamel finish. Had to replace the stock with aftermarket "butthole". The original was hideous. |
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