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When two equally semi-rare rifles are available for puchse at the same time for nearly the same price..... An SGL31-95, no longer imported A AKS-74U original build Krinkov...never imported.

Very interesting....I've never heard of that

I'll try and do it a little more quietly....

I'd certainly buy a couple

"Yeah I bet you'd like it if no one could hear you murder an entire family with some silent assault rifle that only military special forces use" -leftist anti-gunner

It would be great if it happened but I wouldn't hold my breath...

The Russians use 5 45 as standard issue

I hadn't considered suppressed....that makes sense

Well it's more a question of "do I need another caliber" thing..

it is....but more badass than one of these?

Work full time..school full time...toddler part time....i got no time

This is the 762 AK in question...a modified Arsenal SLR107FR

I wish whoever started importing 7.62x39 would have called it 308 Short or something..cuz that's what it is. I also don't get why a lot of AR types lol down on 7.62x39 but sing the praises of 300 BO...

I didn't know anyone made bakelite in 5.56

I concur....

...or just stick with 5.45? I'm torn. I love 5.45....but it seems that everything AK is 7.62. Am I crazy or not owning a 7.62 AK? I have the oportunity to buy a very nice 7.62 AK...it's almost perfect...but if I do that means I won't be able to buy a 5.45 Krinkov. It seems like the 5.45 Krinks...

Yes the milled receiver lasted longer....but I don't think 80-100k rounds out of a stamped piece of steel is really anything to be worried about. Neither is 12-20k rounds out of an AR bolt. Bottom line from his reports is that given similar patterns of use the AKs typically went much longer...

Didn't say they didn't...anything metal will. The point is at what round count and what level of MX

Yes I read both....that might account for the bias. I have always said the AR is more durable than given credit for....but calling them as durable when the bolts crack at 20k round compared to an AK is a bit....biased. The fact is that by around 45-55k rounds that AR is only the same AR it was...

I can't access the link at work...but it is Ron from Battleground LV? If it is it is very interesting. The AR bias is very apparent; I don't see how one can say the AR lasts just as long as an AK when the AR has had every piece on it replaced except the receivers.... I'm sure one could take...