Realsword is to Norinco as Izmash is to Izmash

[Shifty-C]

Originally Posted by Latvian291

Realsword doesn't make an AK-74.. that's part of the problem. No really nice ones, to my knowledge, exist yet.

Originally Posted by Con3jo

Unfortunately no, or any 100-series AK for that matter. Otherwise, if they did I would have those instead.

YES, exactly, it is hard to find a really nice ak74. The classic army's are about as good as it gets for aeg's and i think they are discontinued actually.

Im looking forward to the release, Hopefully with lots of steel parts
And an AK-105 would be awesome.
the trades are a nice bonus too
They dont need to try to re invent the wheel with internals or slim grips.

just needs to be a bit better than cyma (not that difficult) and im sold.

[SuperCriollo]

Fuck the AK 74, I want this piece of ugly!




One can dream...

[ViR]

Originally Posted by SuperCriollo

Fuck the AK 74, I want this piece of ugly!




One can dream...

I was really enjoying this thread, and then I saw that ^^ and almost puked..

[ViR]

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle

sure hope they don't use real receivers

Yea, gotta read up on that.. Not sure about Russian laws and real recievers..

[Curo]

Originally Posted by SuperCriollo

Fuck the AK 74, I want this piece of ugly!




One can dream...

I agree that would awesome, buy in heartbeat.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by ViR

Yea, gotta read up on that.. Not sure about Russian laws and real recievers..

Pretty sure he was worried about Canadian law.

[Yuu]

screw that AK12 AEK-971 or AN94 PLEASE!

[SuperCriollo]

Hey, it seems Izhmash already manufactures a "dummy" AK74. Maybe they are gonna use it as the base for their airsoft guns.

http://www.izhmash.ru/eng/product/mmg.shtml

[ViR]

Originally Posted by Styrak

Pretty sure he was worried about Canadian law.

Yea, I know. I was thinking if its even allowed in Russia.. If not, then for sure we would have no problems here in Canada.

[Shifty-C]

Originally Posted by Yuu

screw that AK12 AEK-971 or AN94 PLEASE!

I wouldnt mind those, we need something a little different. And the receiver doesnt look like it was crudely beatin into shape by a small child with a mallet and a piece of clay. as does the other one mentioned.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by ViR

Yea, I know. I was thinking if its even allowed in Russia.. If not, then for sure we would have no problems here in Canada.

We would have all the problems in Canada if that were the case.

[Latvian291]

Izmash did use real receivers for their BB Makarov and Tokarev guns IIRC, although I don't think they had any trouble with Canadian law for some reason. Perhaps because they were re-manufactured at the factory into BB frames and no one knew about it really.

[Polyshot]

Forged barrel caliber 6.03 mm manufactured using technologies similar to those for which the samples are fighting AK

Is that means that this will not have a inner/outer barrel?

[Polyshot]

Originally Posted by Latvian291

Izmash did use real receivers for their BB Makarov and Tokarev guns IIRC, although I don't think they had any trouble with Canadian law for some reason. Perhaps because they were re-manufactured at the factory into BB frames and no one knew about it really.

Baikal, NOT Izhmash, is the one who produce the Makarov(both real steel and Co2 version), as well as converting surplus Tokarev's, and Pa Pa Sha's(yes you read me right(using Drozd internals): PPSH shooting (пневматичесРºÃÂ¸ÃÂ¹ ППШ) MP-562k - YouTube) into CO2 bb guns.

It should be noticed that this is not Izhmash's first effort into the realm of airsoft: One version of their famous Yunker series of CO2 rifles(which are essentially the CO2 version of their AK-74 series), fires 6mm airsoft BBs instead of the usual 4.5mm steel BB's:

http://www.izhmash.ru/eng/product/yunker5.shtml

[YkudzA]

AK74M AIR demo 3 - YouTube