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[--->RUDY<---]

Would this one be worth buying and does the 1975 mean it is from the year 1975 (thats not too old ??)......

http://shop.peachstateguns.com/product.sc?productId=683&categoryId=67

[cmaher55]

Looks newer than 1975 to me, recent manufacture. I have a Polytech AK dated 1970 and it has wood stock and guards, no plastic. Regards

[BroncoBob]

Would this one be worth buying and does the 1975 mean it is from the year 1975 (thats not too old ??)......

http://shop.peachstateguns.com/produ...&categoryId=67

Nah, here is the key points

GP 1975 Rifle with all black synthetic furniture, new U.S. receiver and barrel.

[MikeWithBRD]

Century rebuild.

[Kendo671]

The AK GP1975 is the model. Research reviews on century arms AKs, most reviews will say it's either hit or miss. IMHO I would look into a Saiga, and doing a conversion.

[--->RUDY<---]

thanks for the help everyone...only reason im askin is because the one i was lookin into gettin is 1000 bucks and this one is so much cheaper...or is it you get what you pay for type of thing.....

[--->RUDY<---]

ttt

[evolixsurf]

you get what you pay for

[Group B]

...only reason im askin is because the one i was lookin into gettin is 1000 bucks and this one is so much cheaper...

$1000 AK47?

[B Strong]

It's a parts rifle built with new US parts to make it 922(r) compliant.

It could be great, or could be dreck, and the only way to tell is to have it in hand and inspect it.

I agree with purchasing a Saiga and doing the conversion.

[alain209]

agree^^^^