Car stock on an AK_47.....

[have2rotties]

Here's my rendition.... Does anyone make an adapter? If not I may have to start a little project. Follow the link and let me know what you guys think.....


CAR-47

It would have to be a fixed stock of course...

 

[Knife_Sniper]

I have just the thing for you

Your a little behind on the times! Someone thought of this about a month before you.


http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=4&f=64&t=58791

 

[Engineer]

Looks good, but I think somebody's already beat you to the punch (alas, things always seem to happen that way):

Original thread here: http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=4&f=64&t=58791

 

[Engineer]

Damn, Knife_Sniper, looks like we both pulled the trigger at the same time.

 

[have2rotties]

cool. do they have a website to order from? Do you have to modify the Ak rifle in any way to use this?
Thanks,
Jason

 

[clubsoda22]

One word: ABOMINATION

 

[Engineer]

cool. do they have a website to order from? Do you have to modify the Ak rifle in any way to use this?

Call Troy or Christy Sellars at 865-932-6509 to get one.

 

[boing]

Don't tell me the standard AK stock is too long for you? What are you, Ukranian or something?

 

[Destructo6]

Gack! make it go away! wish it out to the cornfield...

That's remarkably ugly. And, it would seem to make the AK's ergonomics worse, not better.

 

[Knife_Sniper]

Engineer...

lol!

I think its a good idea, I actually like the way the rifle looks with it, and it also offers adaptability to those who use the AK with body armor.



Well, theirs gotta be somone out their with an AK and body armor.

Hell, its on the market for a reason! They just wouldnt put this out unless somone had body armor and an AK, or liked AR15 stocks on an AK...

Would they?

 

[Dr.Rob]

Why would you want to take a stock designed to brain someone with and replace it with plastic?

AK engineer: "yes, but our rifle is also a club!"

 

[Daedalus]

Put an AR styled foregrip on it somehow and call it the AR-47. Try not to get stoned to death at the range when you pull it out.