An good flash hiding muzzle brakes for an AK-47?
Getting pic related soon.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/454837/tapco-ak-74-style-muzzle-brake-m14x10-lh-thread-ak-47-ak-74-steel-blue
>>29742873
>ak74 brake
>flash hider
>tapco one
get the fuck out of here you retard.
>>29742880
yu dum. It's a 74 style for a 47, and it's a muzzle brake. I'll concede you have a point about it being tapco, but hey tweenty duckets.
>>29742891
Go shoot an ak74 muzzle brake at night and see how good of a flash hider is
>hurr itz only 20 bones :^)
You keep that poorfag mentality with you. It's a piece of shit that barely works compared to a kvar brake. You're better off buying the $60 brake that actually works and be done with it.
But whatever, poorfags such as yourself don't know how money let alone gun parts work. You smell like an io owner
>>29742911
Do flash hiding recoil compensators exist?
>>29742940
They do
>>29742952
Do they look sexy?
>>29742868
>He fell for the milled AK meme
What the fuck is that stock abomination?
Giving you shit aside, just stick with the half moon/zigzag that comes on it.
At least until you familiarize yourself with AKs a little more.
>>29743245
Should I get the stamped version instead?
>>29742868
If the American Arsenal rifle comes with the same barrel as the Bulgarian Arsenal rifles, I have bad news for you OP. The thread is 24x1.5, and there are only few muzzle devices for it.
>>29743283
Yes, I have the 107-fr and I love it. The milled have a limited amount of part and the extra weight is unnecessary.
>>29743321
There's a few companies making 24lh. CNC warrior, zenitco and a few others.
>>29742868
Yes, a 3-prong or 4-prong works wonders.
>>29743245
Bulgarian AK's all have milled receivers.
Source: http://arsenal-bg.com/
The stock seems better than a standard wire or triangle folding stock.
>>29743321
24mmx1.5mm is the perfect size, you can fit a boring bar inside to cut it without needing a fucking tap, and just small enough a tap is viable (not too expensive).
Perfect thread size, it's just.. it's.. Metric..
That said, I threaded a piece of S7 internally for 24x1.5 the other day on my Chinese mini lathe.
>>29743335
another vid of a 3-prong I made for 14x1 LH
>>29743328
Yes, I know. And SRVV and Manticore Arms. But there are much more 14x1LH brakes available.
>>29743342
>Bulgarian AK's all have milled receivers.
>>29743342
>Bulgarian AK's all have milled receivers.
Ok.
>What is the SLR-10x line then?
Also, your source is not what is available in the US, and doesn't appear to have been updated since 2000.
http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/SLR-107_SERIES/
http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/SLR-104-SERIES/
It's less about the stock itself, rather the poorly thought out folding mechanism that was grafted onto the back of the receiver.
>>29743387
>>29743402
Yes, all the steel ones are milled you retards. the stamped ones are aluminum.
>>29743412
>>29743412
Nevermind, he's just retarded
>>29743402
Honestly, I don't know from what parts the SLR-100 line is made.
But...
1. Arsenal Bulgaria (military and civilian weapon manufacturer from Bulgaria) and Arsenal USA (civilian weapon manufacturer from USA) are two completely different companies. The only connection between the two is that at one point Arsenal USA was probably importing rifles from Bulgaria into the US.
2. Fact is, as you can see from the official Arsenal Bulgaria website, that they do not have rifles with stamped receivers. My assumption is that the SLR-100 receivers are either made in the USA or come from imported parts kit.
>>29743448
>My assumption is that the SLR-100 receivers are either made in the USA or come from imported parts kit.
Have you ever touched an ak in your life?
>>29743448
Nobody is this thick.
>SLR-107 7.62x39 caliber rifles are top notch, Bulgarian made, stamped receiver, semi-automatic variants
>All SLR-104/107 rifles feature original Bulgarian made 1mm stamped receiver, original Bulgarian chrome lined hammer forged barrel
Enjoy all the (You)s you're gonna get, retard.
>>29743456
Yes. I even own one, a Bulgarian made SAR-M1. Though, this has nothing to do with Arsenal Bulgaria not manufacturing stamped AK's (otherwise they would be featured on their website).
>>29743490
Arsenal Bulgaria doesn't make 5.45x39mm, and stamped rifles since the late 1980's anymore. But they make stamped receivers, and barrels for the US market. Those parts get assembled at Arsenal Inc. with US made parts, by American workers, using American industrial standards and procedures, etc. In short, your SLR-104/107 is an American rifle made using some Bulgarian parts - just as your car probably has Chinese parts, but you don't say that it's a Chinese car. This doesn't change the fact that Arsenal Bulgaria doesn't manufacture finished rifles with stamped receivers. Who's the retard now, asswipe?
>>29743496
>otherwise they would be featured on their website
Not true whatsoever.
WASRs are readily available in the states and are made by RomArms/Cugir.
Now, show me the WASR on their website.
http://romarm.ro/en/product_category/infantry-weapons/
You don't know as much as your smug ass thinks you do.
Go back to lurking.
>>29743595
You guys must all be Bongs and Australian shitposters trolling me:
First, the WASR isn't an infantry weapon. Secondly, WASR's are not made in Romania, but in the USA using Romanian parts that are then assembled by drunk monkeys in the USA. There's even a fucking wikipedia page about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WASR-series_rifles
Also here is something from the FAQ of Arsenal Inc. (USA):
Q: Is Arsenal Inc. and Arsenal Co. of Bulgaria the same company?
A: Arsenal Inc. of Las Vegas, Nevada is not the same company as Arsenal Co. of Kazanlak, Bulgaria. Arsenal Inc. manufactures their own products and is the exclusive distributor for Arsenal Co. products.
This pretty much indicates that all rifles not made in Bulgaria (all the ones not on the website I indicated to you), are assembled in the US.
>>29743653
You want to go into all of this stupid detail yet you've never seen the "Made in Bulgaria" markings on the reciever of an slr107fr.
Go fuck yourself you autistic noguns. You're not impressing anyone here.
>>29743653
>First, the WASR isn't an infantry weapon
The Ugandans in Iraq seem to think differently.
>Secondly, WASR's are not made in Romania
Oh shit, you are retarded.
I'm out.
Enjoy your "knowledge" about AKs.
>>29743691
Yes. The receiver is made in the Bulgaria. That's correct. That's why "Made in Bulgaria" is written. And the gun parts are imported and assembled by Arsenal Inc. That's why there's also the marking "arsenal Las Vegas Nev. USA". Do you want Arsenal Inc. to mill out Arsenal Co.'s marking or what?
What is written on your car's tires? Is the same country your car's supposed to come from?
Detail of the markings on a SLR-107.
>>29743707
The 7.62x39 caliber SLR-107FR is a top notch, stamped receiver, semi-automatic modern sporting rifle manufactured in Las Vegas, Nevada, utilizing only the best and authentic Arsenal factory components.
Your googlefu is weak. Come back when you get stronger!
>>29743775
Holy shit, the intellectual disconnect is real.
"Manufacturing" an Arsenal rifle in the US means putting on furniture and trigger group.
All the actual building happens in Bulgaria (Riveting, headspacing)
>Needing Google to tell me how AKs are brought into this country and made compliant with the archaic and jingoistic 922o and 922r.
Toppest of keks.
>>29743848
Holy shit. The butthurt is strong on this one.
Parts are made in Bulgaria and get assembled in the USA. That's pretty much what I said. And this doesn't change the fact that Arsenal Co. sells only milled rifles, the Bulgarian army only uses milled rifles, etc. The stamped rifles you're talking about, are manufactured and sold by Arsenal Inc. which is an American company.
>totally not a suppresor Mr. ATF :^)
http://russtock.com/product?id=344
>>29744064
I feel like this wouldn't hold up in court.
>>29744028
>I'm butthurt because your a window licking tard.
Sure thing.
I'm not mad, just disappointed.
Read a book, preferably these.
>>29743775
>SLR-107
http://www.arsenalinc.com/usa/SLR-107_SERIES/
>SLR-107 7.62x39 caliber rifles are top notch, Bulgarian made, stamped receiver, semi-automatic variants remanufactured by Arsenal, Inc in Las Vegas, Nevada. All SLR-107 rifles feature original Bulgarian made 1mm stamped receiver, original Bulgarian chrome lined hammer forged barrel, US made anti-slap double stage trigger group, US made mil-spec. polymer stock set with stainless steel heat shield, left-side folding solid polymer or metal buttstock, and trapdoor for cleaning kit, 800 meter rear sight leaf. The SLR-107F and SLR-107FR models come with front sight block with bayonet lug and 24x1.5mm right-hand threads, gas block with bayonet lug, removable muzzle brake, and in black or desert sand color. SLR-107CR model comes with a front sight block / gas block combination, and SLR-107UR model comes with a front sight block / gas block combination and short gas system (“Krinkov”). The SLR-107FR, SLR-107CR, and SLR-107UR come with side mounted scope rails for attaching any standard scope mount, such as Arsenal’s SM-13 mount. Check out the tactical variations with durable aluminum handguards with Picatinny rails for attaching flashlights, scopes, lasers, or other AK accessories of your choice.
>>29744064
Manufactured by "Taktika- Tula". Russia, Tula.
>>29744064
>>29744067
especially wouldn't hold up, because the ATF doesn't allow decibel reduction on flash hiders/brakes
>>29742911
Tapco slot brakes work flawlessly. I put one on my N-PAP and the recoil has been reduced down to a tickle.
