[Stottman]

Here are some deacts that I had in Germany. Both are now stateside as kits.

1989 rifle:

Both are vets of the Bosnian conflict, and came to Germany via Switzerland.

 

[Bread is People]

Are those kit built? I would like to see them if they were.

 

[Indiansprings]

Very nice indeed

 

[PhilRazz]

Thanks for the pictures and all the closeups of the different components. I want to make a Russian muzzle brake like that and the pics will help alot. I love all the hammer marks on that second brake.

 

[wgallc]

Thanks for the pics.

They answered a couple of questions that no one has been able to definately tell me about the stock latch pin & the butt catch position(locked).

 

[555th]

Did you ever decide if you were going to build them?? They are absolutely top shelf kits.

 

[tangotag]

Thanks for posting those examples. :shock:
I have been curious as to how the Russians riveted the barrel trunnions for some time. As I suspected and your pictures seem to show the front and back rivets are larger than the middle rivet.
When you demill these before assembly could you document the size of the trunnion holes and whether the factory used swell neck rivets and their locations.

 

[brownstown]

Thanks again Stottman for bringing these pictures to us. Enjoyed it...

 

[IronBalaclava]

Absolutely AWESOME.

Thanks for sharing your pics, and keep us updated as these
are built into working guns!

 

[phreakmode]

Thanks for the photos, thats good stuff right there.

 

[wurst]

where did you get them in germany?

 

[Stottman]

They will be built up eventually.. I already have an 82 AKS74 already built up, so other stuff has priority for now...