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Just got this magazine earlier today - It's a semi-rare Izmash Bakelite mag in 7.62 X 39
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Nice setup, kinda khyber pass style.The California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile
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Speaking of Khyber, in the near future I will be building a Khyber platform from a Flat on an AMD65 fitted with a Triangle Sidefolder. The Bakelite mag will live there.
The Triangle Stock in the first pic above is actually a Polymer Fixed stock from RPB Industries - I spray-painted it with Rust-Oleum Metallic Engine Enamel to attempt a Metal-Like finish.
It almost looks real from 30 - 40 feet away, if you squint real hard...
It's temporary on my MAK 90 and the Wood furniture will be going back on soon.
Reason I got the RPB version in the first place is that I wanted to see what it was like to live with a Triangle stock; this before I spend the money to buy a real one for the AMD / Khyber project. The RPB was only $35.
-The "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" was not created by the 2nd Amendment; it was merely an acknowledgement of an existing, In-Alienable Right
IN-ALIENABLE - Defined by Webster as: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred .
Joseph Johnston - 4/14
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While I like the magazine very much, I love the MG42 grip
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Yes, that MG42 grip is a good one.
Much better ergonomics than any of the OEM derivatives and Aftermarket grips which I have tried on this AKM over the past two decades.
FYI - I got all the parts for the Grip retrofit from RTG -
-The "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" was not created by the 2nd Amendment; it was merely an acknowledgement of an existing, In-Alienable Right
IN-ALIENABLE - Defined by Webster as: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred .
Joseph Johnston - 4/14
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How sturdy is the RPB? I love the look and have been tempted to buy one, but im a bit concerned given the price being so cheapThe California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile
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I'm digging the rifle......the comic sans however sets my teeth on edge.sigpicOriginally posted by Dr. ElkyOriginally posted by CSACANNONEERComment
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the rail ruins itComment
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The RPB is very sturdy ( I'm guessing that it's made of Delrin or a similar polymer ), and it's fairly light. Original color is Black, and the exterior surface plastic has a Very subtle "grainy" finish
The Stock-to-Receiver fit is as good as it gets. I'm running mine without set screws, with not even a hint of loose fit - It will probably be a real PITA to remove, though..
I could see easily this Triangle Stock being a permanent modification for someone, unless you just "have to have" a genuine Side-Folder..
BTW, In addition to their their Triangle Stock being inexpensive, the RPB people are also a top notch service outfit - They communicated with me twice: I received an E-Mail within an hour to confirm they got my order; and then again early the next day, to advise that it had shipped; along with providing me a tracking number. This all without any prompting on my side, other than my initial order..
I got my well packaged Triangle stock in my hands only 3 days after I ordered it online. That's Outstanding service
This one is for Chinese receivers ( model C1 ). Their Euro-platform AK version is the "E1" model.
In my experience, this Polymer, Non-Folding Triangle Stock is one of the best "Bang for the Buck" aftermarket products I have ever purchased for this Rifle, and I recommend it without any hesitation.
BTW, I have no connection to RPB Industries other than as a very satisfied customer.
-The "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" was not created by the 2nd Amendment; it was merely an acknowledgement of an existing, In-Alienable Right
IN-ALIENABLE - Defined by Webster as: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred .
Joseph Johnston - 4/14
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Yeah, I'm not liking it either. It sets up my optics too high ( as in: "Chin-weld" high ).
I will try next a Midwest Industries Mini Red Dot Optics base:
--The "Right to Keep and Bear Arms" was not created by the 2nd Amendment; it was merely an acknowledgement of an existing, In-Alienable Right
IN-ALIENABLE - Defined by Webster as: incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred .
Joseph Johnston - 4/14
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