**TYPE 81 7.62x39 Service Rifle** ~IN STOCK -NOW AVAILABLE!!!
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I hear that, my folders got a bend to it, pretty Un impressed for a $1200 rifle
I emailed TI to see what they say
Picked up a fixed stock unit from my LGS a week ago -seems TI may have received another shipment? He had both fixed and folders and sold them out in 2 days.
What a fun gun to shoot. Love it.
Did this ever get answered, I cannot find it in this thread? An email to TI has not been replied to... what is the mystery tool that is not in the tool kit in the stock.
What a fun gun to shoot. Love it.
Did this ever get answered, I cannot find it in this thread? An email to TI has not been replied to... what is the mystery tool that is not in the tool kit in the stock.
Not sure still waiting to hear back from TI, how's does one go about making it straight?!?!
Thanks !!
I'd like to know about that too. I half considered cutting the sleeve at the muzzle at an angle like an AKM, see if it would make a difference.
I was going to do the same, been crazy busy might attempted it tonight I'll post pics when I do
Regarding the muzzle break. Just a thought but I'm thinking there may be room (if memory serves me correctly there is more than 1/2" to work with) to thread the inside of the barrel launcher to accept a threaded adapter sleeve that a brake could then be threaded onto.
It doesn't effect it at all.
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I really am liking both my T81s ! mine have ran flawless and accurate once the front sights were zeroed. If going by AK quality standards since they are both comblock stamped rotating bolt x39 rifles, these T81s are on the upper end, just like the Chinese AKMs . These are a hell of a deal cause in the US for the same money the only AK you can get is a Romanian WASR10 , or some cheap Century arms offerings. The T81 is way nicer than any WASR or CA AK .
The only kinda downside to these rifles is they are not zeroed from the factory like the CZ858s , you need a front sight tool and one of mine had a very stiff windage drum, had to use heat and a vice! The other rifle it moved with no issue . Some people say they have bent rifles , mine kinda looked bent but i just striped the rifle down fully and look down it with both eyes open and it looked good then , checked with a straight edge too was fine . Really who cares if it functions good and the sights can be zeroed fine.
The only kinda downside to these rifles is they are not zeroed from the factory like the CZ858s , you need a front sight tool and one of mine had a very stiff windage drum, had to use heat and a vice! The other rifle it moved with no issue . Some people say they have bent rifles , mine kinda looked bent but i just striped the rifle down fully and look down it with both eyes open and it looked good then , checked with a straight edge too was fine . Really who cares if it functions good and the sights can be zeroed fine.
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my zero was good did not even have to adjust the sights
