Arsenal SAM 7R AK47

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So I popped for two ARSENAL SAM 7R AK47s
In the fullness of time, either they will face regulation, confiscation, or they will be worth a bundle.
Kind of like pipe tobacco.
They are not MOA, but they run real good.
Have too many ARs so why not ?????
They seem close to indestructable.

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Arsenal makes really nice AKs. Very nice!
I'll take a gun that functions in extreme adversity over some wannabe sub MOA, direct impingment prima donna any day. :D
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My SKS runs perfectly. Don't need no new fangled removable magazines! :evil: :twisted:
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Middle Earth wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2019 1:38 pm So I popped for two ARSENAL SAM 7R AK47s
In the fullness of time, either they will face regulation, confiscation, or they will be worth a bundle.
Kind of like pipe tobacco.
They are not MOA, but they run real good.
Have too many ARs so why not ?????
They seem close to indestructable.

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Just aim at the target and MOA it down. Lol
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Bruyere_Royale wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 7:10 pm
Middle Earth wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2019 1:38 pm So I popped for two ARSENAL SAM 7R AK47s
In the fullness of time, either they will face regulation, confiscation, or they will be worth a bundle.
Kind of like pipe tobacco.
They are not MOA, but they run real good.
Have too many ARs so why not ?????
They seem close to indestructable.

Image
Just aim at the target and MOA it down. Lol
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Ronv69 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 12:55 pm My SKS runs perfectly. Don't need no new fangled removable magazines! :evil: :twisted:
My SKs has remov....wait....I don't have an "SKS," dunno what you are talking about. I got rid of every firearm I had years ago. Lost the records too. Too bad about that crap. all gone. Ooops.
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Ronv69 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2019 8:32 am As my friend always says, it's past time to invest in stocks and bonds, I'm investing in lead and brass!
oh, geez! Chico's not here, is he?
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I would take one of them, seal it in a PVC tube filled with synthetic oil then glue the caps on. Once I'm confident nothing is leaking i would cover it with spray on trunk bed liner.
Them buried it but not in my yard.
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Bullwinkle wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2019 1:10 pm I would take one of them, seal it in a PVC tube filled with synthetic oil then glue the caps on. Once I'm confident nothing is leaking i would cover it with spray on trunk bed liner.
Them buried it but not in my yard.
:lol: Why? and more importantly why does it need to be submerged in synthetic oil? Guns should be dry.
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