This is essentially an AKM (the 7.62x39mm stamped AK in service from about 1960 to 1980) with an AKS-74 "triangle" side folder installed. They are nicknamed Khyber's because Pakistanis in the Khyber pass are probably the first to do this 'conversion,' although the Russians did make some in this configuration in small numbers and you can see a bunch of them in the movie Red Dawn, which is any AK collectors favorite movie.

This rifle was built on an NDS-1KP receiver (top of the line US made receiver) with a Russian side folder, a new condition Hungarian AMD-65 parts kit and a new condition Romanian chrome lined barrel and gas tube. All the of the important parts have matching serial numbers. After building the rifle, she was bead blasted, parkerized & then painted it with molybdenum disulfide.

 

how did you get that deer to stand still and hold it while you took pictures??

 

Good Lord thats a MOOSE....

 

You should try feeding the moose.......:scare 2:

 

Yeah, shes at that age huh?


Nice rifle. Id love to have one.

 

Guess my 10 year old grandaughter isn't the only one that eats like a moose, nice rifle

 

sweet I guess I have to move outta CA to own one

 

Yet another reason to NOT live in California. Like you needed another one...

 

I took a drive to mt shasta and went wheeling

mount shasta CA - Google Search


thats about 60 miles north of me and about 30-40 south of oregon and I thought hmmmm buy a house in mt shasta and a PO box in oregon LMAO

 

very nice! we can't own a AK in canada.

At least the AR's haven't been banned....yet.