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They were just announced a week ago, maybe 2. It'll be a few more days before they come out, I'm sure... 99-billion other guns they could've built - they come out with a Bulgy mix-master.
Edit: Check the classifieds... Last edited by nfafan; February 8th, 2011 at 08:09 PM. |
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i saw a couple of ATI AK's at a shop called surplus city guns and they do look nice and much better than some of the century builds i've seen. the ones i saw had milled receivers and were price around 500 bucks which is a pretty good price for a milled receiver AK. i've never shot one so i have no idea how reliable or unreliable they may be.
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The ATI - as in GSG5 - folks - are introducing a STAMPED AK; the "SAT47". A Bulgy kit with ER Shaw barrel and PA-made recvr.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKMKU...eature=related |
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NICE
I've been to both of their places where the guns are made. A Magical , Magical little world. |
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I'd like to hear the verdict on their accuracy and craftsmanship. I might want to trade in my Century for something nicer....
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The price I see is $899 for milled
http://dealer.americantactical.us/products?product=1298 The video is a stamped AK Last edited by 919; February 9th, 2011 at 12:14 PM. |
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I don't know if the one I checked out was milled or stamped (I didn't know the difference) I was at a little gun shop in back country part of New York about a month ago, and they had one of these ATI AK's there for only $500 (new) It felt nice & solid, not to mention it looked pretty cool, why the huge price difference?
Also is there a big advantage to milled vs stamped receivers? |
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I dont have first hand experience with their AK, but the lowers to my AR build were made by Xtreme Machining, and I couldnt be happier. Absolutely no wobbles or gaps when mated to my YHM uppers. I had to work a bit to get the locking pin out, but that will losen up with use.
Here's an article comparing different manufacturers of AK's, among them Xtreme Machining |
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