A strange Ak variant

[Greasemonkey]

Ok...for those of you who have seen it keep your traps shut, or at least don't spill the beans yet..

Lets have some fun for once

Me being a person who likes the odd stuff bought this recently, a wonderful yard sale find, cost me a whole Jackson   And, yes it fires





Gotcha thinkin ain't it.....

[armedhippie]

  Alrighty I'll keep quiet but that dang thing is awesome 

[firstchoice]

Doesn't this use the Type 81 receiver and folding stock? (if I'm remembering right?) A Jackson? Wow, cool find! Any idea how many of these made it into the Country?

firstchoice

*edit: Did it come with the blue velvet lined hardcase? My brothers both bought a Norinco "one of these types", that used the AK74 receiver! I wish they had bought one for me, too. So much for their Christmas Card!    I'm surprised by the amount of Chinese receivers used in other projects. As good a repurpose as any, I suppose!

Would 'ya take two Jackson's and a Hamilton for it?    Yeah, right!

firstchoice

[Bunker]

I know what it is, so I'll keep my mouth shut, but adding this to the theme. If you know what it is don't say anything yet. Is it the same kind of weapon GM posted, just different variation, or something else?

[Loose}{Cannon]

T81 rubber ducky....  Nice

[Greasemonkey]

It's a .177 caliber single shot Chinese Ak trainer.. a BAM XS B3-1 near as I can find out, it's an assault pellet gun.  

It weighs 6 1/2 - 7 pounds and has a fixed 15 1/2 inch rifled barrel, spring operated, there is a cocking lever on the right side, unlatch it, pull it rearward fully, and push forward to relatch. It's made by Xisico in China, some have said it's Factory 971, and yes, parts and rebuilt components are available on line believe it  or not..

XISICO stands for Xin Su Industrial Corporation, also known as 'Factory #971', arms manufacturer in China, known abroad mainly for its line of spring piston and PCP air rifles, accessories and ammunition. In the US, it is represented by Huston, TX based company - Xisico USA, Inc.

http://www.xisico.com/

Some further info..
http://www.bghi.us/index.php?x=b3

Chamber and loading port




The only stamps on it, the factory stamp and a serial number......import mark, nah It''s NOT a firearm

[carls sks]

cool, never seen one.