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I know it’s a reference to the khyber pass along the Silk Road in Afghanistan, specifically the Pakistani cottage gunsmiths that make unlicensed copies of famous firearms by hand, like we’ve all seen in those old Vice videos before they sold out.
I’m asking what it means when you see “khyber” receiver blanks on gun sites or complete rifles for sale in threads. Do these mean actual guns made in the khyber pass, or do they mean high quality franken builds using various vintage Russian parts that usually look pretty BFPU for aesthetics?
I’m asking what it means when you see “khyber” receiver blanks on gun sites or complete rifles for sale in threads. Do these mean actual guns made in the khyber pass, or do they mean high quality franken builds using various vintage Russian parts that usually look pretty BFPU for aesthetics?