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Mak-90 again!
4wheeler
Member Posts: 3,441
I need some info on a Mak-90. I have a chance to buy one but know nothing about them. I will get to look at it Friday and need to know what to look for.
How can I tell if receiver is milled or stamped? Does it matter?
Which brand is the best or which brand to stay away from?
This gun was bought new in 1991 with around 100 rounds shot thru it.
I trust the guy who is selling it,done business before,he owned it since new.
It comes with 1000 rounds of ammo.
I did a search on all forums and all my questions were not answered.
Should I just buy a new AK-47?
Thanks guys for any info!
"By the time you can make ends meet,they move the ends"
How can I tell if receiver is milled or stamped? Does it matter?
Which brand is the best or which brand to stay away from?
This gun was bought new in 1991 with around 100 rounds shot thru it.
I trust the guy who is selling it,done business before,he owned it since new.
It comes with 1000 rounds of ammo.
I did a search on all forums and all my questions were not answered.
Should I just buy a new AK-47?
Thanks guys for any info!
"By the time you can make ends meet,they move the ends"
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-Marcus
***When the Second Amendment falls, the First will be sure to follow.***
The mak-90 is a semi-auto varient of the ak-47 family of rifles. The stamped reciever version is by far the most common. again like it's AK-47 cousin. The milled reciever varient is stronger, and less common, they also are more expensive to produce therefore, they are more expensive to buy. Both are very reliable, tough, forgiving rifles. Again this is oweing to there military roots, the AK-47. Both versions are good rifles, however, A milled reciever is always more durible then the stamped steel one, in my opinion. As far as buying a new AK, A mak-90 is, for all intents and purposes the same rifle with a thumb hoke stock. Unless you are a class3 licensee, a Kolishnakov is not obtainable. All others in the family a semi-auto varients.
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