I read that the M10X lower is an AK stamping. If it is, would it be illegal to use an AK parts kit and an M10 lower to fab up an AK? Serious question - I've not seen an M10X lower in person to know if it's even feasible.
Sure looks like an AK pressing.
Claven2 - it would probably be necessary to do a hands on evaluation, see what it would take to give the rifle an AKish profile.
Do you really believe that the RCMP would classify a rifle with a stamped AK-compatible receiver as non-restricted?!? It is its own unique design with a superficial resemblance at best...
The early M10X rifles used military AK triggers and other internals, I think?
Where did you get this information from?
Pretty sure one of the YouTube reviews. Honestly, I've never held an m10x and make no claims to first hand knowledge of one.
Got a link?
The “lower receiver/trigger housing” (for lack of better terms) is pretty standard AK-esque in design. The M10x’s billet steel upper receiver, on the other hand, is unique. That’s the serialized part, but you really can’t see much of the upper receiver because it’s fully encased by a one-piece, 18-inch-long, aluminum extrusion “barrel shroud / dust cover.”
The lower is closer to a classic green then anything else but it is still it's own design. I'd love to see where you read that the lower is close to an AK (link??)
Not even close
Well it turns out google is of more use to me than asking the M10X faboi kingdom an honest question or two on here.
So yes, the lower is AK-like. No, it's not the receiver and is not the serialized part - so whether it can be used on a clone is moot.
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/08/joe-grine/mm-m10x-elite/
I don't get why people keep calling these 'not-AKs'
They are much closer to Swiss Arms rifles than anything, they just happen to accept ak mags
Sooooo.... not an AK then?![]()