AK-47

[Jeddak]

some are and some arnt, there are more than one "arsenal". some are legion guns straight from Russia, others were parts guns made in fl if memory serves me correct. The SLR line were the ones that were remanufactured from Bulgarian parts

http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/SLR-107_SERIES/

Ahhh, did you read what was involved in "remanufacture"? Just the 922r compliance parts: trigger, furniture, muzzle break, etc. There are NO "straight from Russia" guns (thank Bush Sr for that), unless they are uncorverted Saigas and Veprs. If you want to use nonUS mags, have a bayo lug, cleaning rod holder, muzzle break, gun has to be remanufactured/converted.

 

[Dudemanbro]

Norinco Master Race

 

[Wolf six]

http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/About_Us.html
http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/U.S./

Arsenals are not parts kits built in Las Vegas, don't spread false information.

 

[Wolf six]

Norinco Master Race

^This. Very few people will argue Norinco quality

 

[Bushwick100]

With AK prices being high now I'd buy a VEPR and convert it.

So, if I buy a VEPR are there conversion kits for me to make it into a AK-47? Thanks

 

[wsbrown]

It require less than a Saiga to convert. A bullet guide is really the only must have, and the kit with the guide, drill, and tap will run about $20 and 10 minutes of your time to complete. Browse on Carolina Shooter's Supply, they have all the conversion parts.

 

[Atlanta777]

http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/About_Us.html
http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/U.S./

A parts kit would imply a bag of parts, a pulled barrel and a stripped receiver being put together, they are not doing that with these rifles. Arsenal Las Vegas does some of the finally assembly and I have heard even cut the bayo lugs, but they are not riveting and head spacing these rifles. Yes their have been some Arsenal marked weapons assembled here in the states but again that is not the norm.