AK Pistols?

**Pghluke427** · April 20th, 2014, 11:57 PM

I used to have an AK but sold it cuz I moved to Cali for the marines. Is there a practical use for something like this or should I get an AK rifle? No stock so it would be hard to use beyond CQB but these are really cool!

http://www.classiccityfirearms.com/i...detail&p=15406

**stainless** · April 21st, 2014, 12:29 AM

Yep, very cool. The best use for them is against Zombies...

But really, the cool factor is overpowering. Everyone should have one.

**86250rrippin** · April 21st, 2014, 02:09 AM

fun to shoot . good sbr candidates too

**R L Suehr** · April 21st, 2014, 10:53 AM

Look into getting the Sig pistol brace if you do get one. I have been considering doing this and it looks like it could be very fun.

**bman1187** · April 21st, 2014, 11:17 AM

Get the npap with the brace I looked at one the other day in a gun store they are nice. They also have a lot of options for customizing.

**PisnNapalm** · April 21st, 2014, 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by 86250rrippin

fun to shoot . good sbr candidates too

This ^^^^

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v...80241059490456

They're just plain fun.

I'm thinking about going the SBR route with mine.

**nfafan** · April 21st, 2014, 01:54 PM

Totally impractical for typical use but outta this world awesome. Get one NOW before they try to ban the imported ones and you lose out as you can always get the rifle AK version in the future.

**USMC3531** · April 21st, 2014, 05:13 PM

Who needs practical? get what you want because you want it not because you can "justify" having it.

**Misery Loves Shotguns** · April 21st, 2014, 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by USMC3531

Who needs practical? get what you want because you want it not because you can "justify" having it.

I always ask myself why I want something. It's not a matter of being accountable to anyone else's taste, I just don't like to be impulsive. What always happened in the past when I made impulsive purchases what that I regret my decision once I come to back to reality and sell it at a loss.

If your intention is to SBR it, go for it but I can't advocate a pistol grip only setup on shotguns or rifles. You can add a sling that will help stabilize it somewhat though.

I should add to any discussion that involves rifle caliber pistols that they are LOUD! I was at the range once when a fellow was shooting a .223 pistol down at the completely opposite end. I took my ear plugs out when I was done shooting and he fired it. DAMN!

**USMC3531** · April 21st, 2014, 06:49 PM

Originally Posted by Misery Loves Shotguns

I always ask myself why I want something. It's not a matter of being accountable to anyone else's taste, I just don't like to be impulsive. What always happened in the past when I made impulsive purchases what that I regret my decision once I come to back to reality and sell it at a loss.

If your intention is to SBR it, go for it but I can't advocate a pistol grip only setup on shotguns or rifles. You can add a sling that will help stabilize it somewhat though.

I should add to any discussion that involves rifle caliber pistols that they are LOUD! I was at the range once when a fellow was shooting a .223 pistol down at the completely opposite end. I took my ear plugs out when I was done shooting and he fired it. DAMN!

Yes they are LOUD and the shorter they get the louder they are. Im not saying buy on impluse.... do reaserch find a deal and get what you like, as long as you dont over pay you should do ok if you decide to sell at a later date (accessories usualy dont "add" value IMO) I buy something have my fun with it and put it in the safe, the longer you keep guns the more they will be worth (better than money in the bank)