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What do you feel about the Romanian WASR-10 AK-47?
The single stacks are very inexpensive, has anyone had problems with them? They go on sale every now and then for $219.00
They go on sale at Dunhams every couple months and have a couple AK-47 types for under $300
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Any of the Eastern Bloc (European) AK's tend to be better quality than the Chinese "monkey copies", especially those built on machined receivers, instead of stamped ones. I know 6 or 8 who have bought them from everywhere (I have an East German that's YEARS old) & I've never heard anyone beatch about the weapon, just crappy ammo once in a while.
The single-stacks, for which we can thank "Slick Willy" Cliton, his twate wife, and the rest of the Demacrack gun-thieves, are wasted money, with all the other AK clones on the market! They're reliable, but, for your hard earned coin, spend a little more for a double-stacker.
P.S: Oh, George, where Ya' think all these AK parts kits come from? They sure as shite ain't made here in the States! !
Source(s): Personal knowledge, firearms owner, including E.G. AK, marksman(Expert-USMC) and reloader. - Anonymous1 decade ago
Cheap & reliable, but low in quality compared to all other countries manufacture. Only holds 10 rds. Many have been chopped open to accept hi-cap mags and poorly reassembled. All AKs sold in America are made with American made receivers, trigger parts, and can not be converted to full-auto for that reason. Each one must have 10 American made parts to be legal. Get a Yugo--Top of the line quality made with modern metals on modern equipment and using heavier duty receivers (RPK type) and super sweet Tapco G2 trigger assy.s. Cost a bit more but way better gun.
- miketyson26Lv 51 decade ago
Not impressed by some Romanian AK"s. The Russian satellite countrys never were as high on the quality control aspects of gun making.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I have one that I really love. I have shot hundreds of rounds through it every weekend for a couple years and have very rarely jammed. It's a great gun for just having fun at the range and defending your freedom, but is not in any way a tac-driver. I have decent accuracy with mine at 100 yards, I can typically get about 4-5" groups.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
They aren't bad for what they are.
I like them better than some of the Chinese AK's,
But Poland, Russia, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia eclipse them.
But those better AK's don't come in a discount 10-rnd. version, either.
It's an excellent deal.
Source(s): 30 years firearms experience. - 1 decade ago
Dont bother with a rifle that only accepts single stack magazines. With the assualt weapons ban no longer being in effect, go with a weapon that takes hi cap mags. And you no longer need a dumbass thumbhole stock. Weapons dont need a sporting purpose. The founding fathers who penned the 2nd amendmet wanted us to be able to out gun a standing army if our leaders became tyrantical. The liberal scum sucking sub humans can take thier sporting purpose and stuff it.
- .Lv 61 decade ago
They're cheap and reliable. A friend of mine has one and has never had a problem with his.
I'd buy one if i could find them at that price here.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
- 1 decade ago
those rifles are "CRAP", buy a AK kit, then build it yourself, or have someone do it for you.
Remember you get what you pay for.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
amm... i'm form romania...
I don't like wars violence hurts and blood. I thing u mustn't buy those.