[nsf003]

An AK-47. Pretty neat, with synthetic dragonov stock. Made in Hungary. $375 for rifle, sling, scope mount, 2 10 round magazines, and 600 rounds of 7.62x39 FMJ. Going to shoot it tomorrow, ok actually today now. I didn't realize that it is 12:47, too busy finishing Unintended Consequences. I want to be like Henry Bowman.

I'll have some pictures soon.

nsf

[Schuey2002]

Not bad, not bad at all, nsf003.:D

Now go get ya' some 30 rounders...:evil: :neener:

[nsf003]

30 rounders, yeah. Are the $9 ones in Cheaper than Dirt worth the money?

[Schuey2002]

I wouldn't buy them..

Here's where you need to look. They've got some quality Russian,East German and Bulgarian mags that are worth what you pay for them..

http://www.cdnninvestments.com/ak471.html

[goon]

Not bad for a hungarian. Check out http://www.ak-47.net if you want to learn more about them.
Where in PA are you?
There seem to be alot of us around here.

[JohnKSa]

Well, I like my Hungarian SA-85M AK Semi... Very nice weapon. Definitely near the top of the AK quality pile.

[GlockHobbit]

:evil: :evil: go to ak-47.net and do a search on bump firing

[nsf003]

Mine is an SA 2000.


nsf

[5ptdeerhunter]

Good choice but I do doubt it will your last rifle until your 18. There will always be a gun you want and you just won't want to wait till your 18.

[No4Mk1*]

After you do that search on bump firing I suggest that you never try it.

I have seen it done and notice the frequent impact of rounds close to the firing line. These rounds impacted the ground at an angle that allowed them to skip off the ground and over the backstop to impact in some unknown location.