Bulgi AK74

[MCASgt New River 10,036]

I'm not certain who the importer is...I think from previous talk its a CAI but the only markings I can find are the Nodak Spud markings. Everything you see here plus 1080 rounds of ammo....

 

You value this at what price?

 

The whole kit

 

Vest, though from this picture it doesn't look like a vest:

 

The magazines, they are all 30 round magazines, despite the fact that the left ones look smaller. They arent.:

 

Accesory kit.

 

Bolt carrier and piston:

 

Spare bolt carrier and piston:

 

Receiver Stamp:

 

Trigger:

 

Trigger group:

 

Compensator is not permanently attached:

 

Folded:

 

Respectfully,

Mike

[nalioth 405]

It's not a Century build or import.

[MCASgt New River 10,036]

What would you pay for this?

[nalioth 405]

What would you pay for this?

I wouldn't. I've got one almost exactly like it (no extras - just rifle) for sale right now.

 

 

You might want to let us know where the butt stock came from (Is it US-made or Russian?)

[MCASgt New River 10,036]

How do you tell if it's US or Russian, there are no markings on the stock what-so-ever. Also the front trunion has a double-circle 10 stamp on it so I'm going to assume it is a true Bulgi kit on a Nodak receiver.

[nalioth 405]

How do you tell if it's US or Russian, there are no markings on the stock what-so-ever. Also the front trunion has a double-circle 10 stamp on it so I'm going to assume it is a true Bulgi kit on a Nodak receiver.

If there are no markings, you're probably overlooking the "US" on the hinge block (of the stock). If there is no "US", check the pivot pin - if it's a Russian stock, the pin'll be 5.5mm in diameter.

 

 

This is a Russian AK-100 series stock:

 

You can see the Russian military acceptance markings.

[MCASgt New River 10,036]

If there are no markings, you're probably overlooking the "US" on the hinge block (of the stock). If there is no "US", check the pivot pin - if it's a Russian stock, the pin'll be 5.5mm in diameter.

 

I pulled it out of the safe and sure enough on the hinge plate "US."

[nalioth 405]

If there are no markings, you're probably overlooking the "US" on the hinge block (of the stock). If there is no "US", check the pivot pin - if it's a Russian stock, the pin'll be 5.5mm in diameter.

 

I pulled it out of the safe and sure enough on the hinge plate "US."

Then you've got a K-Var US made stock with the 4.5mm pin (this means you can Barbie-doll a AKS-74 skeleton stock on and off as you wish).

[ChileRelleno 7,071]

If selling I'd be looking to get $1200 minimum, nothing less, and be holding out for $1400-1500.

If I was buying, I'd probably offer ten fresh Franklins, and see what the sellers initial reaction was.

Edited October 2, 2010 by ChileRelleno

[MCASgt New River 10,036]

both the front trunion & bayo are both marked "double-circle 10" as well.

[SAIGA-Genesis 171]

The mag that's third from the left looks like it's Izzy as well, I'm pretty sure that slightly increases the value. I'd probably sell that mag on its own to a Russian-equipment collector.