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AK owners - it's here !.....Finally a top scope mount that holds Zero !!!
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I wonder how well those keep zero when cleaning.
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Doesn't fit Yugos....Boooooooooo
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I was wondering how accurate an AK is out to say 200 yards?
After looking around, I found this on YT....as you can see, there is some muzzle wobble with the AK I guess my question is, would it be practical to mount a scope on an AK? **oh, and, how cool would it be to have a 200 yard indoor range? |
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Now, a good Red Dot, sure. |
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[QUOTE=Willie Peter;1911113]I was wondering how accurate an AK is out to say 200 yards?
After looking around, I found this on YT....as you can see, there is some muzzle wobble with the AK I guess my question is, would it be practical to mount a scope on an AK? **oh, and, how cool would it be to have a 200 yard indoor range? This is what I tell everyone about the AK.......not an accurate rifle..... I went to the small arms school at Camp Perry about 15 years ago. There were perhaps 75 - 100 guys of various ages and skills in the school. We shot the AR-15 out to 200 yards and 300 yards prone on the ground unsupported (except for the ground) using a sling. The good guys put 40 out or 40 on target at each range.....the very good guys could fill a 12 inch circle even at 300 yards with just the peep sights. Think about it.....if you can hit a 4 inch circle at 100 yards....you can keep it in 12 inch at 300 yards. When I was a boy I had a 6 inch steel plate on a bar at 100 yards and could hit with nearly 100% of the time with my 22LR with peep sights from a prone position. This is where I became good with the rifle. Back to the AK-47....I still own one....have had a few in the past......they are a good short range fighting gun....and I would not want someone plinking at me at 300 yards = they might hit you....I've shot them out to 300 yards and I can put them on paper and even hit the man sized black with some regularity......but with the AR-15 it is pie plate chest shots all day long. The AK is just not designed rigid enough, and has too poor of sights. From my experience....I would not have one as a battle rifle......they are fine for 100 - 150 yard street fighting....but if you only have one shot and it must count....forget it....not enough accuracy. Because of this I mostly view the AK as junk....a fighting rifle should be capable of head shots at 200 - 300 yards with high confidence....here the AK fails big time. My choice in a fighting rifle: M1 Garand or M1A...never a better rifle built....nearly as accurate as a bolt gun (can be made to be just as accurate)....30.06/308 power, semi-auto, accurate.....it doesn't get any better. A top notch rifleman can hit man sized targets at 500 and 600 yards with high probability with a Garand. You would have a hard time hitting a vehicle with an AK at 500 yards. Remember, 200 yards is not really that far.....only 30 seconds for a man on foot. Why own a rifle that can't hit a man at 200 to 300 yards if you need it to do the job. Not ot rag on the AK.....but I'd much rather have a lever action 30-30 under nearly all circumstances. |
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Hmmm, I get tired of posting this picture. Chinese NHM-91. This one is MINE. They only imported just under 1000 of them before the door slammed shut.
http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...1&d=1252460660 AK's that are good out to 200 yards? Cost the same (maybe less) than an AR that is good out to 200 yards. Just shoots a bullet that is twice as heavy as the AR. Russian PSOP 4x24 scope on this has BDC out to 400 meters (not that I would attempt it, my eyes ain't what they used to be, which was never that great). Red lit reticle for low light. You can remove the optics and put them back on and retain zero. And you can use the iron sites without removing the optics. This is just an American company reinventing the wheel. Don't know why. |
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Ruprick,
1st off, before I start, let me say that I respect your knowledge on firearms and enjoy your posts. That said, you're way off base on this one - AK's are NOT junk. :rant: Quote:
2nd, if you're not an AK fan then simply put this thread is not for you and I suggest you go hang out with your AR-15 buddies. That crappy little Youtube video is from the Discovery channel which is supreme bias. Those idiots tested a 2nd rate WASR AK (apologies to the WASR owners) against an AR which costs 3x as much and is better built and I admit that. Closer tolerances go a long way. However, there ARE AK's out there much better made and can hang with the AR's though it's tough and does need some slight mods + a decent shooter to accomplish such feats. 200-yards isn't a problem for a well built and adjusted AK in the hands of an accomplished shooter. 300-yards is stretching it but I'm sure it can be accomplished and especially if you increase the barrel length and re-adjust / move the sights. I mean just look at the normal distance from above the mag well to the barrel end is all you get ??? This is the weak link and not the weapon. Anyhow, go play mall ninja with your AR and leave us AK guys alone, please. FWIW - I am dedicated to by FAL as my #1 rifle of choice but am always looking for ways to improve the AK. Everytime someone starts in about AR this and AR that it just drives me......well........ :10_1_19: Cheers Ruprick, but please don't contaminate my thread with your AR dribble. :confused_ma: -AD |
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I too am the proud owner of a Norinco NHM 91. It has the milled receiver and long heavy barrel. I don't know if all NHM 91s are milled or not.
However mine has the ugly butthole stock, just like the MAK 90 has except with a dark brown paint like finish. |
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A few critical 400 yard head shots might not be possible if there's a large group of goons marching down your street looking for Gimmers, at supper time, and you have to bug out in a hurry. High-stress resource-limited close-range urban combat dominates the 21st century battlefield. The name of the game is Kalashnikov automatic rifle, model of 1947. :coolbeer: |
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There are many people all over the net going on and on about how inaccurate AK's are. All it really shows is ignorance. Sub-2moa AK's abound. Sub-moa AK's exist. There is nothing inaccurate about the Kalashnikov action. The thing is the vast majority of the ones that shoot so well aren't chambered in 7.62x39 and the ones that are don't get those tight groups with cheap, inconsistent Russian ammo. That, and you have to start with a decently built rifle in the first place. A 7.62x39 AK isn't built for long range shooting. It is capable of hitting targets at surprisingly long distances but the cartridge itself is designed and intended for the express purpose of close range warfare. It's balance of mass, hitting power, moderate recoil and cartridge weight means it excels in this role. Red dots make the most sense on a 7.62x39 AK, followed by low mag scopes for special applications or range shooting. On the other hand if you think shooting neat groups at long distances under sterile conditions has anything to do with fighting you're in desperate need of some training. As far as scope mounts for AK's go, if you have the side rail you'd probably be better off getting a KV-04s. It is light, holds zero well and doesn't clutter up the rifle. If you can't afford the KV-04s the BP-02 is a good alternative but it is a bit heavier. |
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Also....AR dribble......I think AR's suck nearly as much as AK's.....I'm no AR fan. Perhaps i should not say the AK is junk......it is just not a very useful rifle for work much past 200 yards. If the objective is to chuck lead down range...if works fine prehaps even to 300 yards - like I said earlier..... Let's put it this way......If I had a chance to shoot a deer with an AK (assuming proper bullet design for hunting) and the shot was 200 yards out.....I'd probably not be able to make a humane shot due to poor sights and overall poor accuracy of the rifle. The AR could make the shot.....but seriously lacks in ballistic performance......in my opinion, if it can't kill deer = it is not adequate for hunting man. I'd shoot deer all day in closer with the AK......it just is a very limited use rifle. I think most optics other than very low power or even a red dot would be a waste of time on the very inaccurate AK.....that was my main point. Please note - I'm no fan of the AR either.....I own one AK and one AR simply to have an example of each. In my opinion neither is a very good choice in battle rifle...but the AR does have the accuracy edge over the AK hands down. The first rule in rifle fighting is ability to hit what you are shooting at.....ballistics and all that noise are secondary. AR are pretty junky without a heavy barrel. Any rifle that can't effectively use a sling for precision shooting withou bending the barrel....is not an adequate battle rifle. Go out and do some serious range work out past 200 yards and tell me about the AK. Like I said - great for spray and pray way out there. Perfectly useble for inside 200 yards. Fantastic for short range work. Nearly junk for any precision shots. BTW: Battle rifles should only have iron isghts....no scopes.....the AK has terrible sights and a very short sight radius. This is probably 50% of the accuracy disadvantage to the AR. M1/M1A....serious sights.....long radius, tough, precise. I don't have anything against the AK round.....put it in a Ruger Mini-30.....now, you have a very nice fighting rifle. I'm a M1 Garand / M1A man....these are the only acceptable battle rifles in my book. |
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LaRue Tactical Introduces An AK-Specific Mount
http://www.tacticalgunfan.com/index....sk=view&id=299 With Kalashnikov-pattern weapons widely fielded by Coalition Forces, LaRue Tactical undertook a project to develop a compact optical mount specific to this well-proven, but aging, design. The result is the new AK-IronDot sighting system. |
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i put one on my ak over a year ago
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That moves the sight from above the mag well to almost near the stock attachment just like a FAL where it should be. With that setup, I think it would be more than fair to see how an AK could hold up long range. I don't think it's ballistics.........I truly believe it's the gun setup and crappy sight placement that is the major achillies heel of the AK. With some effort it can be a great gun for all ranges. Now, if we're talking about trajectory then yes, the .223 is a flatter arc by far and I can't compare on that level but again it's not much of a penetration round either. Anyway you slice it, this little gadget I recently discovered seems to be a good answer to the shortcomings of the AK..........and that's my main point. -AD :ok: |
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Yah, I GOT that ugly butthole stock stashed in the original S/N box that it came in. Pick up a skeleton stock. I think I got mine from Centerfire for like $15. I still have not made up my mind. Go with a light finish (easily done). Or darken the whole thing. I lean towards the lighter finish, because if I EVER wanted to put the old rear stock back on, I wouldn't have to change the forend stock. And yeah, heavy milled receiver, heavy barrel. But dead bang on. Well out past 200 meters. I can hit man sized target at 100 yards with iron sites. The groups get really smaller when I use the scope. And yah, AK's can't hit the broad side of a barn. Here's a Krink and target shot at 100 yards with iron sites. http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...1&d=1252468228 |
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Except for the grip and the krink rear sight, that is what my Draco looks like now. Added a rear sling swivel earlier today.
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Toys for the AK. gotta love em weather you need em or not.:565:
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Check out the ak guys trigger pull at about 3:35 in the video, shooting at the wood 4x4's. No wonder he couldn't hit the target at 200.
Wow just give it a hard yank next time. |
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I like the lighter weight of the SKS compared to the MIA. The AR is a fine rifle, but you have to sink in some money with a good stainless barrel which makes the rifle heavy and expensive. A friend was sighting in his 308 AR over the weekend at a half a freaken mile and he was putting everything in a 5 inch circle at that range. But he's tripled the price of a normal AR to get it that way. Scope alone was something like $2500.00. Its not a battle rifle anymore its a heavy dam sniper rifle that you can only use for coyotes in these parts. I have a 1954 Russian SKS thats pretty dam accurate at 300 after being retriggered, restocked and scoped. A very good accurate carbine rifle for the price. I just wish it could be setup for the 7.62 x 54. I'll agree to a degree with Rup on the older rifles as a battle rifle, but I can see the need for a scope and high capacity mag in a worse case scenario urban situation. I like the SKS. It has never jammed and very accurate, but like any rifle out there you can modify it to be as accurate as the next rifle. |
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This style of mount is a copy of the Polish military Radom design for the Beryl AK variant in 5.56. On the Polish version the iron sights remain intact
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/6568/dsc028719gf.jpg notice 3 rivets on the rear trunnion instead of 2 Attachment 78730 Attachment 78731 Attachment 78732 Attachment 78733 Here's my Beryl parts kit I managed to score on GB 6 months ago. I gathered the rest of the parts needed. Hoping to have it built by December. Attachment 78734 |
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Here's a better shot of the quick detach top rail.
Attachment 78735 I haven't seen any that will fit a yugo yet. Zastava is making an M21 in 5.56 that has a top rail. That may fit a M70 yugo Decent optics would come in handy on an AK in 5.45 or 5.56. My tantal, AK74 and 84s shoot pretty tight groups at 100yds with iron sights. The tantal puts 1.5" groups on paper benched with a few straglers using cheap surplus ammo. I have a cheap remington 710 in 30.06 that barely hangs with that and it has a big scope sitting on it. I am thinking hard about one of these US made mounts for my Tantal as well. They look sharp and the price is much cheaper than the original Polish military part. |
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Back to the op's gear link. I like the top rail.
I have one and it works well.You have to bring the front sight up over the wings though to get a sight alignment. Not the best setup but it puts a red dot lower than the side rail mounts I was using. |
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that's like putting a lift kit on a honda civic |
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Here's another option:
M1 / AR style peep sights for AK, SKS, 10/22 at http://tech-sights.com/ Put the same style sights on all your guns for consistancy. |
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Here's what Zastava is using for a top rail. Maybe someone will copy or import these one day. Hinging the top cover is an interesting idea. This would allow it to work on an underfolder. Looks like it will mount to a standard sight block as well. The yugo M21 uses the same RPK style receiver, except chambered in 5.56.
This one's all Iraq dirty Attachment 78785 Attachment 78786 Not the same top cover but a cool looking rifle Attachment 78787 Galil style selector Attachment 78788 |
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