AK Picture Thread

Here are my Bulgarians. Got some Bulgarian steel ribbed mags around somewhere, but hell if I can figure out where I put them. 40 round pouch is Romanian, as I've never seen or heard of a 40 round Bulgarian made pouch. Perhaps someone can enlighten me. I'm very particular and like things correct.

The top rifle was a kit I bought from Whatacountry with the intent to build a Russian Type 3 clone. When I saw the stock I knew I had to build a Bulgarian. Whoever carried this in the 1990's Yugo war certainly had an affection for Austria.

The stock is carved with the Serbian four C's cross, a Croatian shield, a possible name of "Ape," and HVO scratched in it in bubble letters. HVO (Hrvatsko vijeće obrane is apparently the Croatian Defence Council). Not sure what the connection between Serbia and Croatia is. Perhaps the original rifle changed hands?

Bottom rifle is an Arsenal Sam-7 series.


Pardon the upside down Bulgarian flag. No disrespect intended. Would have helped if I would have double checked.
 

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Decided to stamp my M92 and do the UF conversion with a $40 Facebook Marketplace drill press, a rotabroach kit and a winner's attitude. Screwed up the stock angle a little bit (hence all the fitting), but she runs like a dream! Parts list:
  • Ronin quick detach dust cover pin/ring
  • Khyber Customs dual aperture rear sight (peak upgrade)
  • JMAC 360 HUB muzzle device & HUB converted Wolverine
  • KNS piston
  • PSA polished NiBo FCG (hammer shaved & polished to fit)
  • US Sharkfin handguard
  • Yugo underfolder stock set courtesy of AKOptions
Last step is to blue all the salt I created, stain the handguard and sew that M92 sling clip into the yugo surplus sling I've picked up.

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I was scrolling through my phone and found this pic that was sent to me when I was buying 40 round bakes directly from Russia (years ago)...sure wish I still had em.

Cool pics. I wish I could find a couch similar to that one, I cant find anything online.
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I still have eight with Russian pouches. Had 12 but sold 4 years ago. That's a lot of money nowadays.
 
First yugo kit I ever picked up was this m76, bought it on gunbroker from a guy in California. Kit was all matching including the scope mount and bayonet scabbard which surprised me. I assume the scope is original to the rifle and the bayonet itself is unnumbered. Rebuilt in 2019 by two rivers on a tortort receiver and green mountain barrel.
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I just joined today, and wanted to share a couple of pics of my 1955 Tula SKS, and my 2006 SLR-106F.

The SLR-106F is a NY state compliant gun, as you will notice it has a folding stock, but no front catch or rear release button,
and no threads on the FSB. I'll be having that remedied soon.

The Tula SKS was a gift from my oldest brother, and I'm proud to have it in my small collection. 🍻

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I just joined today, and wanted to share a couple of pics of my 1955 Tula SKS, and my 2006 SLR-106F.

The SLR-106F is a NY state compliant gun, as you will notice that it has a folding stock, but no catch or release buttons,
and no threads on the FSB. I'll be having that remedied soon.

The Tula SKS was a gift from my oldest brother, and I'm proud to have it in my small collection.

🍻


Welcome!

That Tula is beautiful!
 
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