wbaad
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Yorkton, Sask
You do not need a pal for dewat firearms
Soviet combo deal with a free ak-74
- Thread starter johnone
- Start date
gewehr76
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
What is the point of this AK74?????
It's just a paperweight. I'd rather have real guns or even air rifles that function instead of this welded up piece of wood and metal.
It's just a paperweight. I'd rather have real guns or even air rifles that function instead of this welded up piece of wood and metal.
- Location
- East of Home, West of the Rest
Radiation from your SKS getting to you? I hear confusion is a sign of radiation exposure.
- Location
- Saskatchewan
I'd buy a dewat ak, wouldn't pay much though
what a nice combo deal being offered
what a nice combo deal being offered
I would buy one for a couple hundreds.
I'll take the combo if it's the only way to get the AK-74, but dammit, WE NEED MORE DETAILS OF HOW THESE AKs WERE DEACTIVATED.
I noticed John deliberately evaded those questions and only chose to respond to the trolls and chronic price complainers.
The value in this deal lies in the AK, so I think it's relevant to know exactly how discretely the deactivation was carried out.
I hope to get a clear answer, and better yet, maybe some photographs.
I noticed John deliberately evaded those questions and only chose to respond to the trolls and chronic price complainers.
The value in this deal lies in the AK, so I think it's relevant to know exactly how discretely the deactivation was carried out.
I hope to get a clear answer, and better yet, maybe some photographs.
It's literally as easy as reading the law:
1. DEACTIVATION OF SMALL ARMS OF CALIBRE 20MM OR LESS
a. Semi-automatic, Full Automatic, Selective Fire, and Converted Firearms
1. A hardened steel blind pin of bore diameter or larger must be force fit through the
barrel at the chamber, and where practical, simultaneously through the frame or
receiver, to prevent chambering of ammunition. Furthermore, the blind pin must be
welded in place so that the exposed end of the pin is completely covered by weld. This
strength and hardness of the weld must be similar to that of the metal used in the
construction of the firearm. In the case of firearms having calibres greater than
12.7mm (.5 inch), the pin need not be larger in diameter than 12.7mm. In the case of
multi-barreled firearms, all barrels must be pinned, using as many pins as necessary to
block all chambers.
2. The barrel must be welded to the frame or receiver to prevent replacement.
3. The breech face or portion of the breach bolt which supports the cartridge must be
removed or drilled out to a diameter at least as large as the base of the cartridge so that
the bolt can no longer support the cartridge.
4. The receiver must be welded closed to prevent replacement of the breech bolt.
5. In the case of firearms designed to support full-automatic fire, the trigger mechanism
must be rendered unusable. Any trigger mechanism part or component which is
necessary for full-automatic fire must be destroyed by cutting or grinding and welded
in place to prevent replacement.
1. DEACTIVATION OF SMALL ARMS OF CALIBRE 20MM OR LESS
a. Semi-automatic, Full Automatic, Selective Fire, and Converted Firearms
1. A hardened steel blind pin of bore diameter or larger must be force fit through the
barrel at the chamber, and where practical, simultaneously through the frame or
receiver, to prevent chambering of ammunition. Furthermore, the blind pin must be
welded in place so that the exposed end of the pin is completely covered by weld. This
strength and hardness of the weld must be similar to that of the metal used in the
construction of the firearm. In the case of firearms having calibres greater than
12.7mm (.5 inch), the pin need not be larger in diameter than 12.7mm. In the case of
multi-barreled firearms, all barrels must be pinned, using as many pins as necessary to
block all chambers.
2. The barrel must be welded to the frame or receiver to prevent replacement.
3. The breech face or portion of the breach bolt which supports the cartridge must be
removed or drilled out to a diameter at least as large as the base of the cartridge so that
the bolt can no longer support the cartridge.
4. The receiver must be welded closed to prevent replacement of the breech bolt.
5. In the case of firearms designed to support full-automatic fire, the trigger mechanism
must be rendered unusable. Any trigger mechanism part or component which is
necessary for full-automatic fire must be destroyed by cutting or grinding and welded
in place to prevent replacement.
#1bcshooter
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- North Of The DMZ (US border)
That's like asking if an SVT sniper have a notch on the receiver. lol
Don't ask too many questions he might just sell them all to a foreign dealer
charlesquik
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Quebec....
That's like asking if an SVT sniper have a notch on the receiver. lol
Don't ask too many questions he might just sell them all to a foreign dealer
X) ahha
I know the guidelines, thank you. I would still like to see how they were carried out on the AK in question. As would many others I would guess.
charlesquik
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Quebec....
If u guys so want ak. airsoft gun made from scraps part of ak. They look the same as real and they are made from metal.
- Location
- Kanuckistan, Bc
The only reason someone would go for this "deal" is the AK...
Terry135
Regular
- Location
- Medicine Hat, Canada
Wow John,,, I'm new here,,,, a lot of people on CGN seem to have respect for you.... I've been reading quite a few posts lately and with the sarcasm and attitude you a seller are giving,, you're soon going to lose that respect....
charlesquik
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Quebec....
Ive been thinking the same lately...
- Location
- AB
x 2 (wait.... I only have 27 posts, my opinion doesn't count)
