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Is it full auto? If so turn it in to the BATFE and tell them the circumstances behind it being your possession. If semi contact your local sheriff's department and reapeat process and run the #'s. If comes back clean I'd say you have a decent gun.

 

ya you have to make sure that thing hasn't been stolen or used in a crime, my cousin bought a gun privately he got pulled over and the cop ran the number the gun was stolen. My cousin almost went to jail, turned out the guy he bought the gun from had a pretty good collection of stolen items in his house.

Better to be safe then sorry

 

i would recommend be safe rather than sorry for having an illegal or stolen firearm. look on the brightside, even it turned out to be either, at least because you found it, then you're not out any money spent on it.

 

Should be just fine mon ami

 

Try brownells, midway USA, shooters choice, sportsman's guide,

 

The Norinco MAK-90 is an excellent AK variant with a 1.5 mm receiver rather than the normal 1 mm. This means that it is stronger than most AKs. I normally see them for about $600. It's Chinese BTW.

Be aware of 922r compliance if you decide to change the stock.

And no, slant cut isn't good or bad. You just have to buy the stock for a slant cut.


I'll give you what you got in it.

 

Lol, no you can keep the house, just want the rifle.

As for the stock, that would depend on if you want a drop in replacement or something that will require some smithing. The drop in's are not as nice as the latter. Also, do you want a tactical style or more of a traditional AK style?

 

I'm having a HARD time finding any folding stocks for a slant cut MAK-90. You may be out of luck there. Nice wood stocks are about all I can find.

 

If you were interested in a AR15 style setup, a VLTOR buffer tube may work, I would do some research though.

If you do go that route, it makes an AK infinitely more comfortable.

 

Sweet rifle. I'd have to say that Norinco Mak 90's are some of the highest quality AK's. Hold on to the rifle!!!!!! Norinco Mak 90's are getting harder to find. Last one I seen was had a thumb hole stock. It went for $800 at a local gun shop. That was 2 years ago......

 

slim pickings for a slant cut mak I have one and the only good stock is a Iron Wood stock specifically made for the mak. I bought a adapter but they all are crappy and are not solid

 

So a LEO ran the serial number by the BATF and reported to you that it was not stolen, over the telephone? That is one helpful LEO.

I remember the MAK-90's, made to slide by some restrictions with that thumbhole stock and all.