Foreign Weapons and Obscure Builds V3

GA Firing Line

Miles

Ninja
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Kalash Klub
Jul 20, 2016
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I must be misunderstanding what's going here.... They complete the builds?
Same as WASR. Rifles are brought in in a sporter configuartion. Single stack, disposable, thumbhole stock. Arms of America sells imported sporter rifles, and people convert them. Atlantic does the conversion themselves. Widens the magwell for a normal magazine, replaces the FCG with a US made one and replaces furniture. That's the Fox rifle.

It took years got get import permits approved. To make some money in the meantime AOA and Atlantic had imported WBP parts, and Atlantic used Polish sourced Childers receivers to build WBP AKs in house. Those builds are 100% GTG. Once permits were approved, and sporter rifles started to come in, Atlantic stopped building guns in house and now sells complete rifles.

Arms Of America also sells WBP part kits, some with nitrited barrels, some with FB Radom. You need a receiver, 922r parts, rivets and tools to finish the build. Or outsource it
 

preppingjedi

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Kalash Klub
Sep 6, 2016
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Same as WASR. Rifles are brought in in a sporter configuartion. Single stack, disposable, thumbhole stock. Arms of America sells imported sporter rifles, and people convert them. Atlantic does the conversion themselves. Widens the magwell for a normal magazine, replaces the FCG with a US made one and replaces furniture. That's the Fox rifle.

It took years got get import permits approved. To make some money in the meantime AOA and Atlantic had imported WBP parts, and Atlantic used Polish sourced Childers receivers to build WBP AKs in house. Those builds are 100% GTG. Once permits were approved, and sporter rifles started to come in, Atlantic stopped building guns in house and now sells complete rifles.

Arms Of America also sells WBP part kits, some with nitrited barrels, some with FB Radom. You need a receiver, 922r parts, rivets and tools to finish the build. Or outsource it

Ahh I see, thank you for the explanation.