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Rimfire Weapons => Rimfire Weapons => Milsurp Rimfire => Topic started by: Gator Monroe on May 11, 2015, 11:52:44 AM
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The tactical rimfire craze has spawned many variations ( GSG5 ) (SIG 522) (H&K MP5 22) (MP 40) (StG 44) (UZI 22) ... and dozens of AR 15 pattern 22 offerings (Along with conversions & uppers for the Centerfire AR platform. And even the Ruger 10 /22 world has its many potential optional hop ups . Then we have the AK 22 camps ( Entry level oldies like the Italian Armi Jager AP74 and its variants and its cousins ,the Newer GSG AK 47 (screw build/split receiver offerings) to look at . But other than the uber rare East German cold war era trainer ( Mpi 69 ) AK folks were left in the cold until the AKT- 98 (first variant of the "Rimfire Romanians" ) was imported in small numbers . Followed by the WASR 22 & RPK 22 a few years afterwards . The "Real" blowback operated .22lr AKM quickly became a cult gun though numbers imported ( far less than one thousand per model per year over a few years) kept them far below the radar of most firearm enthusiasts. After Importation ceased a last model (M10 22) made it over in even smaller numbers (Most of which had carry over issues from earlier variants ) and thus were parted out and sold as kits until very recently . As "Real" AKM pattern weapons and their ability to be configured to choice with the Myriad of Milsurp & aftermarket parts
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There are far better options for an AK in .22 now. You are living in the past, there is no longer ANYTHING special about a WASR .22, and really there never was. There are a zillion cooler, better options on the market now.
American Tactical Imports (http://www.americantactical.us/589/detail.html)
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There are far better options for an AK in .22 now. You are living in the past, there is no longer ANYTHING special about a WASR .22, and really there never was. There are a zillion cooler, better options on the market now.
American Tactical Imports (http://www.americantactical.us/589/detail.html)
You mean like a Saiga 22 or a Polish Beryl "Mini Archer" in 22 or a Russian "Kaslashnikov USA AK 22 ??? what other AK/AKM variants are there in US right now ??? if there are some I'm all in to buy a few ...
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There are far better options for an AK in .22 now. You are living in the past, there is no longer ANYTHING special about a WASR .22, and really there never was. There are a zillion cooler, better options on the market now.
American Tactical Imports (http://www.americantactical.us/589/detail.html)
The GSG is a POS (Screw build AND split two piece receiver) the idea you would compare that to an AKT-98 or other Romanian Rimfire AKM is hilarious
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I have eyed up the Mitchell Jagers a time or two and I wouldn't mind having one to try out but it will probably be a while, they always seem too expensive.
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There are far better options for an AK in .22 now. You are living in the past, there is no longer ANYTHING special about a WASR .22, and really there never was. There are a zillion cooler, better options on the market now.
American Tactical Imports (http://www.americantactical.us/589/detail.html)
You mean like a Saiga 22 or a Polish Beryl "Mini Archer" in 22 or a Russian "Kaslashnikov USA AK 22 ??? what other AK/AKM variants are there in US right now ??? if there are some I'm all in to buy a few ...
The Mossberg "BLAZE" 47 22 looks to be a loosely based knockoff (Like the Jager) ,its amazing how far from real they can be (Armscor/GSG/Mossberg) and how much fun the "Real" rimfire Romanian AKMs are...