Canadian Krink Kits
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Paladin308
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hmmm, I wonder if we could import de-milled parts kits, and then rebuild a tantal with one of those. If the receiver is the legal firearm, as long as you use a tantal receiver it would be classified under the same FRT# right?
I too am a lover of the suchka and this was one of the first things I though of when I saw the reveal.
I too am a lover of the suchka and this was one of the first things I though of when I saw the reveal.
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It actually has a folding stock it just happens to be folded in that picture. It's a carbine, not a pistol.
Additionally, the first pic isn't actually a krink, wrong gasblock/FSP, no stock, wrong barrel trunion/rear sight, and the handguard design is wrong, looks to be an american AK pistol. Perhaps that is somewhat more along the lines of what you were thinking.
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For the purists out there, this is what an actual AKS-74U looks like
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A short blurb on the gun:
First came to western attention some time in the 80s, the AKS-74U (Avtomat Kalashnikova Skladnoy Ukrochenniy, Kalashnikov Automatic Rifle, Folding, Shortened) was designed to bridge the gap between rifles and SMGs providing the penetration power of a rifle in a much smaller package, and was primarily issued to special forces, paratroopers and vehicle crews. It could even be considered one of the first PDW concept weapons. It has an 8.3" 1 in 6" twist barrel and fires standard 5.45x39 7n6 rounds at approximately 24-2500FPS. It's effective range is limited to 1-200M due to it's rather poor accuracy, though the round remains effective beyond that range.
The rifle is commonly know in the west as the Krinkov, though no-one is sure where this name came from. In Russia it's known as the Ksyukha (a woman's name) the Suchka (little b#tch) or Okurok (cigarette stub).
First came to western attention some time in the 80s, the AKS-74U (Avtomat Kalashnikova Skladnoy Ukrochenniy, Kalashnikov Automatic Rifle, Folding, Shortened) was designed to bridge the gap between rifles and SMGs providing the penetration power of a rifle in a much smaller package, and was primarily issued to special forces, paratroopers and vehicle crews. It could even be considered one of the first PDW concept weapons. It has an 8.3" 1 in 6" twist barrel and fires standard 5.45x39 7n6 rounds at approximately 24-2500FPS. It's effective range is limited to 1-200M due to it's rather poor accuracy, though the round remains effective beyond that range.
The rifle is commonly know in the west as the Krinkov, though no-one is sure where this name came from. In Russia it's known as the Ksyukha (a woman's name) the Suchka (little b#tch) or Okurok (cigarette stub).
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For the purists out there, this is what an actual AKS-74U looks like
And they are absolutely beautiful.
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