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froggy wrote:Froggy don't be silly, the bayonets are for opening beer bottles
non... non... that is the job of the belt buckle

True if you have a belt buckle, but we're talking AK match here, those lads use string to hold their trousers up.

Rab,mate-I do not need beer bottle opener(if you done your bit in the right Army),my top cover with rude scope is held by extra rubber band and having barrel only one foot long fig.12 target at 300m is in my reach,most of the time.For precise job I will go for 6.5mm,like Grendel.Just my 2 cents

those lads use string to hold their trousers up
On a Russian Market how to clock the bird on the blob ?
the one with only one sock...

Polemass mate, WTF was that all about? Want to run that by me again please Never served in no Army mate, silly idea that this side of WWII

froggy wrote:those lads use string to hold their trousers up
On a Russian Market how to clock the bird on the blob ?
the one with only one sock...

polemass it's okay I get it now mate. You have a rifle held together with rubber bands with a 12 inch barrel that will sometimes, but not all the time, because the scope is rude, hit a fig 12 target at 300m. Have I got that right?

Hey mate do yourself a favour, stick with your 6.5 rifle. You shouldn't have to take abuse from a scope

Kind of lost on the bit about the Army though.

rab,I strongly suggest,take a medals from Mr.Putin and go back to your playground

polemass wrote:rab,I strongly suggest,take a medals from Mr.Putin and go back to your playground

Oh my, you AK lads are a right touchy lot

The 25 meter target for the Red Oktober Kalashnikov shoot.

Everyone knows you open beer bottles with a steel magazine.....
Rab......this is a genuine question, have you ever actually put a decent number of rounds through an AK yourself?.Quite a few people have shot my two and have been quite surprised at how accurate they are for what they are and a few of them have bought one themselves.