FirearmFrank

I wouldn't worry about it losing resale value. There are plenty of compliant states you could sell it too like Cali. If the buyer wants to replace the gas block/muzzle break down the road its not to hard they can do it themselves or send it to a builder like JBI , Rifle Dynamics, DGS. Personally i wouldn't do it to a $3,000+ firearm. I wouldnt even ruin a $400 Bosnian FDL magazine. But for a collecting stand point i see why you would want it.

$350 - $399 without barrel. armsofamerica has them for $399 plus shipping right now.

My first AK Parts Kit Build was with the AMD65 kits from Classic. Mine has about 7,000 rounds through it still no problems. I opted to put the standard akm rear trunnion on and a fixed stock. I have since built 9 more AK Kits and im building another this Saturday a Romanian AIMS74 kit for a friend and pinning the folding stock to open. If i were you i would look into getting a Romanian G with the original barrel or getting a Polish surplus kit not the new ones. Both are good builds. Nodakspud has good receivers but they are prone to rust and should keep oiled. You can build your own better than you can buy one from IO, PSA, or Century. I mostly post my builds on Instagram my name on there is: Frankisajackass If you have any questions let me know.

all my AK builds have been fixed stock so i was looking to try something different. Thanks for the input on building this "firearm" lol

so i have a way to permanently attach a magazine to my AK and also load it with the magazine attached without removing the top cover, bolt carrier etc. Now if the AK is over 26" long with out a buttstock this qualifies it at as AOL? and not a pistol or SBR? What does AOL stand for? I have a AK74 Build i want to do without a buttstock if its possible but without getting my self into all sorts of legal crap.

just picked up a Yugoslavian M72 RPK Parts Kit going to get that built along with a few other AK parts kits. Then pick up a Glock 19 since i need more handguns.

All magazines are NJ compliant. Heres a few of my AKs, built the AMD63 & the Plum Bulgarian AK74. I have a few parts kits i'm gearing up to build over the Christmas holiday. Arabic Marked Egyptian Maadi Crutch Folder Hungarian AK63D Both will have pinned buttstocks. Romanian G Parts Kit with Croatian HVO-1 Brigade Stockset from the Balkan Wars. Also have a Yugo M72 RPK kit the wife bought me for Christmas that i cant open until Christmas

i have run the c-products and asc mags and never had a problem out of standard 10 rounders and 10/20s in my 762x39 AR.

i own one and if you want to shoot steel cased ammo, you must upgrade the firing pin. the standard firing pin is light strikes on the primers of the steel cased ammo. A stiffer spring and upgraded firing pin and you will be fine.

Two of my Mosins and AKs

Dynamic Combat Solutions www.dynamiccombatsolutions.com 973-706-5684 he is located in Wayne, NJ i met him a few weeks back a machine shop in NJ thats making Billet AR's.

I purchased this Dead Bolt For My two exterior doors and my Gun Room. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Millennium-Lock-Satin-Nickel-Door-Locking-Ultimate-Lock-System-Residential-3000-Series-SN/202885862?cm_mmc=shopping-_-bingpa-_-25-_-202885862&ci_src=328768002&ci_sku=202885862 its kind of like having two dead bolts in one. there is a video of it online of police trying to break a door down with it. I also put 3" screws in the hinges to help strengthen them. The reinforcement plates work well too.

$50 is a good price and looks like the shop does a clean job too. Eds in Deptford wanted $75 with a 8 week turn around time. Lol

I have it on mine, I bought a Chicago Latrobe American Mad Cobalt Drill bit threw it in the press with some cutting fluid and it went pretty smooth but compared to most other muzzle brakes I pinned and welded it was by far the hardest.